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Al Wasl
Al Wasl is the district between Jumeirah's villa streets and Sheikh Zayed Road, the one the city drives through on the way to the beach, and most of its houses may be owned only by citizens. Every figure is drawn from the Dubai Land Department’s registers: sales through October 2026.
What Al Wasl actually sells for — every building, ranked by recorded price →
At a glance
Al Wasl in numbers
- Made of
- 9 buildings with a recorded sale history
- Sales on record
- 452 since 2023 — the latest registered 2 Oct 2026
- Metro
- ONPASSIVE Red Line
- The name
- “The joining” — recorded as the old name of the town itself — what Dubai’s area names mean
- Across Dubai
- Freehold areas — part freehold, 62% of homes letBest areas to live — by the metroMost expensive homes sold — the record here is AED 140m at Casa Canal, Mar 2024, off-planNew buildings — 9 still off-planRental yields — ranked with its neighbours under the DLD area Al WaslBest schools in Dubai — 3 private schools, 1 rated Outstanding by KHDA
The guide
Living in Al Wasl
Al Wasl is the district between Jumeirah's villa streets and Sheikh Zayed Road, the one the city drives through on the way to the beach, and most of its houses may be owned only by citizens. The developer-built quarters on its edges, the walkable European-styled streets near Downtown among them, have opened parts of it to everyone; those quarters have their own guides, and this page covers the district's other freehold buildings. The name means "the joining", and it is recorded as the old name of the town itself, the settlement on the creek before "Dubai" won, which is why the football club and the hospital carry it.
The place
The district lies along Al Wasl Road between Jumeirah and Sheikh Zayed Road, with the park and the canal at Al Safa on one side, Downtown and DIFC a short run and the beach a short drive. Its villa streets are the district's fabric; its freehold buildings sit near the highway and the canal, mid-rise, among the district's schools, clinics and cafes.
What you get
Apartments from studios to family layouts in a small number of freehold buildings, most of them recent; and villas on the district's streets, most not for sale to most buyers.
Who it suits
Buyers who want a central flat between Downtown and the beach, near the district's schools, at prices below Downtown's. Families with children at those schools. Owners who intend to let to the same people.
It suits people less well who want a neighbourhood of apartments, or the most space for the money.
Buying and renting here
The freehold buildings are few enough that each trades on its own record, and the tables on this page should be read building by building; every building has its own page with what its layouts actually fetched. Off-plan is small and is kept apart from resales. For tenants, the official index caps a renewal while a new lease follows the market.
Every building
All 9 buildings in Al Wasl
Every building with a page of its own, alphabetically — its registered prices, sizes and the year it was handed over wherever the Dubai Land Department has a sale on record, and our homes in it where it has none yet.
Casa Canal · Eden House The Park Building A · Eden House The Park Building B · Eden House The Park Building D · Eden House The Park Building E · Eden House The Park Building F · Eden House The Park Building G · Muraba Veil · One Canal
Questions people ask
Al Wasl, answered
Where is Al Wasl?
Al Wasl lies along Al Wasl Road between Jumeirah and Sheikh Zayed Road, with the park and the canal at Al Safa on one side, Downtown and DIFC a short run and the beach a short drive.
What is the nearest Metro station to Al Wasl?
The Metro station for Al Wasl is ONPASSIVE on the Red Line.
How many buildings are there in Al Wasl?
9 buildings in Al Wasl carry a recorded sale history. Each has its own page with every registered price, and 0 of them have enough recent resales to be ranked by price per square foot.
New to renting or buying here? Ejari, the RERA rental index and the cost of buying, explained.
