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BEYOND unveils $1.1 billion The Yards in Dubai’s City of Arabia

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BEYOND unveils $1.1 billion The Yards in Dubai’s City of Arabia

BEYOND Developments launched The Yards, a $1.1 billion masterplan in Dubai’s City of Arabia, along with Arancia, its first residential cluster. The project adds 1,560 homes to a fast-growing inland corridor the developer sees as a long-term investment bet.

Why it matters: - The Yards is BEYOND Developments’ first inland masterplan in Dubai and a major expansion beyond its waterfront portfolio. - The project targets a district where connectivity, limited quality supply and infrastructure growth could support long-term demand and capital appreciation. - Arancia gives the masterplan an early residential offer in a part of Dubai where premium inland supply is described as scarce.

What happened: - BEYOND Developments unveiled The Yards in City of Arabia in Dubai on June 10, 2026. - BEYOND launched Arancia as the first residential cluster within the wider masterplan. - The Yards spans 2.3 million square feet of gross floor area and is planned for 1,560 residential units. - The homes will range from one- to three-bedroom apartments.

The details: - The Yards is a Mediterranean-inspired masterplan organized around a one-kilometre green spine. - BEYOND has set 70% of the total area for open landscape. - The masterplan sits along an urban corridor connecting employment, entertainment and transport nodes across the emirate. - The site has nearby metro infrastructure as part of Dubai’s planned public transport network expansion. - The location is expected to support sustained demand as infrastructure investment and connectivity advance. - The project offers direct connectivity to Dubai International Airport in 25 minutes and to Al Maktoum International Airport in 38 minutes. - Arancia Yards includes 272 residences across three low-rise buildings. - The residential mix at Arancia includes one-, two- and three-bedroom typologies. - Arancia is centered on a 4,200sqm landscaped sunken garden. - The cluster includes 3,000sqm of rooftop terraces. - More than 2,000sqm of retail and food and beverage space is planned at ground level. - The low-rise, landscape-first design is positioned as human-scale, nature-integrated living.

Between the lines: - BEYOND is signaling that its next phase of growth will not be limited to coastal or waterfront districts. - The launch reflects a bet that Dubai’s inland premium market can absorb higher-end product if the location is strong and the amenity package is distinctive. - The design language, with its green spine, landscaped garden and low-rise format, shows the developer is pairing density with lifestyle positioning rather than pure unit volume. - CEO Adil Taqi said The Yards is a $1.1 billion commitment to a district where scale, connectivity and a shortage of quality supply are converging. - Taqi also framed the launch as part of BEYOND’s strategy to grow across emirates and across property types. - Chief Development Officer Ramzi Rahal said Arancia is the first expression of The Yards vision and is designed around wellbeing, connectivity and everyday quality of life.

What’s next: - Arancia will serve as the first built expression of the broader The Yards masterplan. - BEYOND’s pipeline now includes an inland Dubai destination alongside existing projects on Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Islands, Dubai Maritime City and in Ras Al Khaimah. - The company is positioning The Yards as part of Dubai’s next growth corridor as infrastructure and transport links continue to expand.

The bottom line: - BEYOND is using The Yards to plant a flag in Dubai’s inland growth story, betting that connectivity, open space and premium low-rise housing can create durable demand.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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