Mydana 1 by Reportage at Meydan Horizon Dubai

The Dubai Land Department publishes sale transactions daily under the government Open Data directive, and 50 sale records are on file for Meydan Horizon. The table below lists off-plan pre-registration sales recorded in Bu Kadra during the last week of July 2026. Each row is a separate project, not Mydana 1, and together they show what buyers paid across the district in that week.

Two figures come straight off the table. Every one-bedroom sale recorded in the district that week cleared above AED 1.89 million, and every two and three-bedroom sale cleared above AED 2.3 million. Unit sizes ranged from 773 to 2,032 square feet.

Use the table as a benchmark rather than a forecast. A headline price says nothing on its own, so once the developer confirms the saleable area of a specific unit at Mydana 1, divide the quoted price by that area and set the resulting price per square foot directly against the rows above. Comparing one project headline price against another project headline price is not a comparison.

District development began in 2024, with the single exception of API Horizon Point, a tower completed in 2020 and still the only finished building in Meydan Horizon. As of August 2026 around a dozen projects are under construction and work has started on an electricity substation. Main water infrastructure is underway. There are still no roads across the district beyond the single access road serving API Horizon Point.

Road capacity has been built on the approach to the district through the Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Corridor Improvement Project. Phase I opened in December 2022 and a flyover connecting Ras Al Khor Road and Nad Al Hamar Road opened in February 2023 under Phase II. The roads authority states the completed programme will serve major developments including Meydan Horizon and more than 650,000 residents across the wider area.

Reportage Properties was established as a single entity in 2014 and is headquartered in Abu Dhabi. In Dubai the company is registered with the Dubai Land Department as Developer number 1277 as of July 2019, holds Dubai Chamber of Commerce registration 308768, and operates under Dubai Economic Department licence 814323. Its first delivered project was in Masdar City, Abu Dhabi, handed over in 2018.

Market data for 2026 so far places Reportage among the most active developers, with 16 developments brought to market during the first eight months of the year. ahead of every other developer in the emirate. The company also ranks among the top ten developers for sales of properties priced below AED 2 million, with 1,322 transactions recorded. Buyers should verify construction progress on the specific project rather than on group-level activity.

Meydan Horizon is a master-planned district in Bu Kadra, positioned along the Ras Al Khor Road and Dubai Al Ain Road corridor. Its centrepiece is a planned man-made canal, which is why a large share of the district inventory is marketed as waterfront. It is developing as a mixed-use district covering apartments, offices, retail, branded residences and hotels, and it is being built out project by project through private developers rather than by a single builder.

The district was conceived under Meydan, which in March 2024 was incorporated into Dubai Holding alongside Nakheel as part of a government-directed consolidation, with the Meydan board abolished and operations folded into the larger group. All current development activity at Meydan Horizon has taken place after that restructuring. Named projects on record in the district include Parkway by Prestige One, Claydon House, Belmore Residences, The Waterway, Highgrove by Ellington, The Symphony by Imtiaz, Rove Home Meydan Horizon, Wynwood Horizon, Chavelle by Imtiaz, Zen Lagoons, Ayaan Heights, Riverton House and The Caden by Prescott.

This project suits a buyer with a three to five year horizon who wants an address inside a large government-backed district while it is still being built out. It suits the overseas or NRI investor building a first Dubai position, where an entry near AED 1.1 million keeps exposure controlled. It suits the end user who wants a fourteen minute drive to Dubai Mall without central Dubai pricing, and who accepts living alongside active construction for several years.

It suits the buyer purchasing the district rather than the individual building, since the canal, the upgraded road corridor and the school catchment are district-level assets. Anyone in this group should still confirm the price per square foot against the transaction table above, and see the approved floor plan, the escrow details and the completion date in writing before paying a booking amount.

This does not suit a buyer who needs rental income within the next twelve months, because the district holds one completed building and no road network beyond a single access road. It does not suit a short-term resale strategy either. Dubai delivered 24,800 homes in the first half of 2026, a rise of about 38 percent year on year, and the scheduled delivery pipeline runs to 162,500 units in 2027 and 128,200 units in 2028, with 31 developments on record inside this district alone.

It does not suit a family buyer working to a fixed layout requirement at the launch figure, since every two and three-bedroom sale recorded in the district in late July 2026 cleared above AED 2.3 million. Buyers who require a completed show unit, a fixed handover date and a published service charge rate before signing should wait for the official launch material rather than reserving at this stage.