Introduction

Generally, the idea behind gated communities is about having enhanced security and safety. The fact that Dubai is one of the safest cities in the world, the question arises about the need for gated communities in Dubai. Is there more to such localities than just extra security? Yes, there is. The collective experience of living in any of the best-gated communities in Dubai is fairly different than in other areas.
Most gated communities offer outdoor activities for the whole family. There are picnic spots, sports courts and barbeque spaces where you can connect with your neighbours and other fellow residents. Parents can rest easy at home at ease that their children would be safe playing with other kids from within the community. This is also important for the children’s communication skills as well as physical development. Moreover, in such localities, the residents can come together and make minor changes which suit them without having to go to the government. The collective experience enriches lives.
So, the popularity of gated communities in Dubai has risen in recent years.

Best Gated Communities in Dubai

If you are looking to reap the benefits of living in a gated community in Dubai, there are plenty of options you can consider.

The Springs

We start our list with The Springs, a gated community located off Sheikh Zayed Road. As the name indicates, this area has numerous green spaces and stunning lakes. If you are interested in living in a calm and tranquil area, this is the place to be.
Importantly, it is a pet-friendly locality. Plus around the year, you can enjoy family festivals and events. There are over 4,800 villas and townhouses here and you can find one in 2 to 4-bed configuration. Villas generally come with beautiful gardens and massive terraces. And if you are willing to pay a little extra, you can live in a lake view unit too.
The area is further divided into 15 sub-communities. For the residents of each community, there are picnic areas, child’s parks, sports courts, BBQ areas and other communal facilities. Furthermore, residents can find supermarkets, schools, healthcare institutes, restaurants and other amenities within the locality.
The starting rent for a villa in The Springs is AED 125k.

Al Barari

For people who are environmentally conscious, Al Barari could be the perfect choice. The total covered area of Al Barari is 18 million square feet. Green spaces, natural lakes, water streams and stunning gardens make up 60% of that area. Those living in the area can be sure of breathing clean air which can have a positive effect on their physical health in the long run.
This gated community offers luxurious houses with a plethora of amenities located in a calm and secluded environment. Since this is an upscale locality, both the apartments and the villas in Al Barari are on the expensive side. But given what’s on offer, it is certainly good value for the money you will end up paying. 
To rent a villa in this locality, you can expect to pay a minimum of AED 489k for a year. Whereas, at least AED 63,000 for an apartment.

Arabian Ranches

Arabian Ranches is a community that needs no introductions. An upscale community developed by Emaar, it has as many as 4000 houses. The Arabic and Mediterranean architectural style is super impressive especially if you have an eye for detail. The area is divided into 15 sub-communities so there will be plenty of choices when searching for your dream home.
Arabian Ranches Golf Club and Dubai Polo Equestrian Club are two major points of interest for residents and tourists. For pet parents, Arabian Ranches ideal with lots of outdoor spaces. Its lush green spaces are a welcome sight for those who prefer a more laid-back style of life.
While public transport options are limited here, residents with private cars have access to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road. Additionally, the area has all the modern facilities one could wish for. From highly-ranked schools to healthcare facilities, you can find it all here.
Starting rent for a house in Arabian Ranches is AED 130k.

DAMAC Hills (Akoya by DAMAC)

As the name suggests, this community is a project of one of Dubai’s leading real estate developers, DAMAC. With a covered area of 42 million square feet, it offers both villas and apartments. Properties here have been designed to make maximum use of the covered area. It wouldn’t be wrong to define the overall design and theme as chic and modern. Importantly, all these houses and apartment buildings have lush green pathways surrounding them.
It is popular because there are multiple recreational facilities available here. The Trump International Golf Club is known globally. Akoya Drive has an ice rink, multiple hotels and a cinema. So, as a resident of DAMAC Hills, there will be plenty to do.
Interested in renting a villa in DAMAC Hills? You can find one at a minimum rate of AED 170k per year. For apartments, the starting rent is AED 31k.

Emirates Hills

We conclude our list with the ultra-luxurious locality of Emirates Hills. This is among the very best gated communities in Dubai and this does reflect in its price point. The breathtakingly amazing view from the windows of houses here makes it worth every penny.
The area is inspired by Beverly Hills in the United States of America and in many ways that aspiration has been achieved. It is said that many global celebrities from around the world own a place here. Emirates Hills is also home to the spectacular Montgomerie Golf Club which has hosted many golf tournaments.
Wish to enjoy the luxuries of Emirates Hills? For a year, you can expect to pay a minimum of AED 1 million in rent.
That is the end of DubaiRent’s list of the best-gated communities in Dubai. The good news is there are some gated communities which are quite expensive and some which are relatively affordable. Hence, people from different social and economic segments can fulfil their wish to live in a gated community. 
 
 
 

 

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