There are three major zones: The TOD Zone with Pond Park Apartments, Boulevard Neighbourhood (Outer Ring), and Central Park Neighbourhood (Inner Ring). The Green Wood is proposed to have a comprehensive cycling and pedestrian (jogging track) network that offers not only an internal pedestrian network within the project site, but also integrated with the existing and future residential communities surrounding the site. This will allow residents to navigate through the active mobility network, aligning with the large green network, to get to their desired destination. This network can serve multiple functions, such as walking, running, exercising, and resting. The overall urban form transition from low rise in the town house zone to mid and high rise towards IC3 and proposed metro station. Building heights for townhouses are G+2 and for the apartment zones vary from G+5 to G+12. The max. heights for mixed use buildings adjacent to the proposed metro.
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The project site is located only 15km away from the heart of Business Bay in Dubai, and it can be conveniently accessed by two major east - west running express highways, Al Awir Road and Al Ain Dubai Road. The project site is in close proximity to Silicon Oasis, including direct access by both the existing and future vehicular roads; thus providing a great advantages in terms of the vehicular accessibility. The site also has pedestrian and cycling tracks, connecting the project site to it’s surrounding areas. There will also be an introduction of a future metro station along the northern west site boundary, providing ease of public transportation access and a great opportunity to create a transit- oriented plaza integrated with the metro station. The project site is well surrounded by mixture of residential communities, academic and high tech cluster which makes it a favourable condition and a great reason to create a focal public amenity that can be reached and enjoyed by larger community audiences.
International City is one of eastern Dubai’s best-known value communities. The area is shaped by country-themed building clusters, more affordable apartments, high rental-market volume and proximity to Dragon Mart. It is not a luxury location, but it can be attractive for many tenants, first-time buyers and investors because daily life, retail, dining and pricing fit together well.
International City is an established, price-conscious community with strong recognition in eastern Dubai. Its name reflects the concept: clusters reference international architectural styles and create a distinctive urban identity. It suits buyers prioritising entry price, rentability and everyday infrastructure over luxury image.
Daily life is lively, dense and service-oriented. Restaurants, small shops, supermarkets, services and Dragon Mart create strong footfall. For many residents, International City is mainly practical and affordable. Buyers should realistically assess noise, parking, building condition and management quality.
The stock is mostly apartments in cluster buildings. For investors, this can be attractive due to broad tenant demand, but building differences are substantial. Renovation status, elevators, parking, views, owners association and service charges are key checks.
International City sits near important road links in eastern Dubai. For many residents, mobility works through car, bus, taxi and ride-hailing. A direct metro story is not the core sales point today; commute times depend heavily on destination, time of day and cluster location.
The area is strong when understood as a value and rental-market product. Strong recognition, more affordable units and daily-life convenience can support demand. The pitch should never over-luxury it: the exact unit, building condition and realistic rental profile matter most.
Nearby anchors include Dragon Mart, Warsan, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Academic City, Ras Al Khor and Dubai Safari Park. International City is more daily-life and retail-oriented than representative-luxury.