1 Bedroom Apartments for Rent in City Walk

City Walk 1 bedroom rent depends on the building and view. These apartments are compact homes in Meraas's walkable Al Wasl district, a few minutes from Downtown Dubai. City Walk is not in the public rent reports we could verify, so this page shows how to judge the rent against nearby areas, what the layout offers and what to ask before you sign.

What is a 1 bedroom in City Walk like?

One bedrooms in Central Park at City Walk are generous by Dubai standards, with room for a separate living and dining area and a private balcony. Meraas lists one bedroom homes in each of its City Walk projects, including Central Park, Verve, Northline and Crestlane. Our City Walk community guide covers the district, and our guide to apartment sizes in Dubai shows how sizes compare.

City Walk is a low and mid-rise district, so a one bedroom here feels different from a high-rise flat in Downtown. Buildings are only a few storeys, streets are walkable and there are shops, restaurants, Central Park and a cinema on your doorstep. It is more neighbourhood than skyline.

How does the rent compare with nearby areas?

We do not quote an average for City Walk. To judge an asking rent, compare it with published averages for one bedroom flats in other central areas. Dubizzle's Market Report H1 2026 (January to June 2026) gives these annual rents. It says its figures come from its own dashboard and may not match registered transactions.

City Walk offers a lower-rise setting than Downtown, with a short drive to the Burj Khalifa. Use the live results above this guide for the asking rent in each building. See 1 bedroom apartments for rent in Downtown Dubai for a direct comparison.

What should you ask before you rent?

• Which building and floor, and whether the balcony faces the boulevard, the park or a road.
• Whether parking is included and how many bays. See parking in Dubai buildings.
• Who pays cooling and maintenance. Our guide shows who pays for what.
• Whether the home is let furnished and what the inventory says.
• The cheque plan and security deposit.

Most homes here are let on annual contracts. Short stays follow different rules, covered in our guide to short-term rentals and holiday homes.

What does it cost to start?

You pay the first rent cheque, any deposit and the Ejari fee. The Dubai Land Department lists AED 177.75 for online registration and AED 220 at a trustee centre on its Ejari page. When you renew, test any increase with the rent increase calculator. For larger homes and the full guide, see apartments for rent in City Walk.

Thinking of buying? See 1 bedroom apartments for sale in City Walk.

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