Mira Oasis

Mira Oasis is a completed townhouse and terrace house community developed by Emaar in Reem, a residential district within the broader Dubailand corridor. Handed over in Q4 2019 and now fully occupied, it represents Emaar's approach to low-rise, family-oriented suburban living on Dubai's southern fringe.

# The community and its place in Reem

Reem is a master-planned district built around a central shopping and entertainment spine, with residential clusters arranged around open courtyards and connected by tree-lined boulevards. Mira Oasis sits within this framework as one of the district's townhouse sub-communities, drawing on the wider Reem infrastructure while maintaining its own neighbourhood identity. The architecture runs to warm earth tones and a contemporary vernacular that has become the visual shorthand for Emaar's mid-density suburban projects across Dubai.

The scale is deliberately human. Rather than tower blocks or high-density apartment buildings, Reem is structured around pocket communities, each with its own amenities and green space. Mira Oasis follows this logic closely.

# Residences: townhouse and terrace formats

Mira Oasis comprises cluster townhouses and terrace houses, though specific unit sizes and layout counts are not publicly available for the secondary market at present, given the project's fully sold status. What the built product reflects is Emaar's standard finish for this era of delivery: ceramic flooring, timber detailing, fitted open-plan kitchens, and generous internal volumes relative to the floor plate.

Outdoor space is a structural feature rather than an afterthought. Terraced formats typically include private gardens and, in many cases, roof terraces or podium-level access, consistent with the low-rise typology across Reem.

# Shared amenities within the community

The on-site amenity provision at Mira Oasis covers the essentials for a family-occupied residential cluster. Residents have access to a swimming pool, a sports court, a basketball court, a barbecue area, and a selection of retail outlets within or immediately adjacent to the community.

These are neighbourhood-scale facilities rather than hotel-style amenities. The broader Reem district supplements them with parks, additional retail, and community infrastructure that residents access as part of the wider master plan.

# Distance and connectivity from Dubai's main destinations

Reem's location in Dubailand places it at a meaningful remove from the coast and the city centre, a trade-off buyers should assess clearly.

Fairgreen International School sits 4.5 kilometres away, and Town Square Park, one of the larger green spaces in this part of Dubai, is 6.4 kilometres from the community. Damac Mall in Damac Hills is approximately 11.6 kilometres away. The distances extend considerably towards the coast and core urban districts: Sufouh Beach is 21.1 kilometres, Downtown Dubai is 26.5 kilometres, and Al Maktoum International Airport is 28 kilometres. Access to arterial roads on multiple sides mitigates some of this, though the community is structured around private vehicle use.

# Who buys into Mira Oasis on the secondary market

With a service charge running at 3 to 4 AED per square foot, Mira Oasis sits at the lower end of Emaar's running-cost spectrum. That, combined with the townhouse format and the family-oriented Reem infrastructure, makes it a coherent choice for buyers prioritising floor space and community living over proximity to the waterfront or the CBD.

Secondary market buyers tend to be families relocating within Dubai or international buyers comparing Dubai's suburban offer against comparable townhouse communities in Abu Dhabi or the UAE's northern emirates. The project is fully complete and occupied, which removes construction and delivery risk entirely. Buyers are purchasing into an established community with a legible rental and resale history rather than speculating on a future product.