Authorised Sales Partner — Meraas
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City Walk, Dubai
Castleton is the Central Park building furthest through its build, with one to four-bedroom apartments at City Walk. Meraas records it as sold out and publishes no price, so Wincasa works the resale market.
Sold out — register for resale units and the next release
Developed by Meraas · Sold by Wincasa LLC
Starting price
Sold out by the developer — resale only
Bedrooms
1 BR to 4 BR
Destination
City Walk
Status
Sold out
Renders and photographs supplied by Meraas. Finishes, landscaping and views are indicative and may differ at handover.
Amenities
The amenities Meraas lists for Central Park Castleton.
Construction progress
According to our internal inspection conducted on 11 June 2026, Castleton's progress stands at 98.92%. As per the Real Estate Regulatory Agency, progress is reported at 94.34%, based on their inspection conducted on 21 May 2026.
Every figure above is published by Meraas and describes the developer’s own project, not Wincasa’s. Progress is reported as at the inspection dates the developer states and moves after them — ask Wincasa for the current position before you rely on it.
Castleton is one of the apartment buildings Meraas has raised inside Central Park, the landscaped core of City Walk, and the developer built it with one, two, three and four-bedroom homes. The trade it offers is one that few central Dubai addresses can make: windows that give onto planting and walking routes, with the district's shops, restaurants and cinemas a minute from the door. Meraas records Castleton as sold out. The developer is releasing nothing here and publishes no starting figure against the building, so every apartment discussed at Castleton today belongs to an existing owner, and the price is on request through Wincasa Properties rather than fixed on a price list.
What separates Castleton from its neighbours in the park is how far the programme has run. The developer's internal inspection, carried out in June 2026, put overall progress at 98.92%, while the Real Estate Regulatory Agency recorded 94.34% at an inspection the month before. Substructure, superstructure and infrastructure each read 100% on Meraas's published dials. The work still outstanding is the closing sequence rather than construction: Building Completion inspections, DEWA energisation, Dubai Civil Defence sign-off, and snagging and de-snagging across the development. Meraas states that the coming months are given over to final approvals and readiness for handover, which is a different kind of waiting from watching a frame go up.
The park is the amenity, and it is a real one rather than a strip of lawn between towers. Meraas lists a running track and an outdoor gym with fitness stations, courts for tennis and for squash, a half-court for basketball, swimming pools with water-play zones, a play area for children, a spa and sauna, and space set aside for yoga and meditation. The practical effect is that most of the reasons a resident would otherwise get into a car — a workout, a swim, an hour outdoors with children — sit inside the gates. In a city where the summer decides how much walking anyone does, that proximity counts for more than a plan suggests.
City Walk itself carries much of the argument. Meraas developed the district as a retail and dining quarter with homes and hotels layered around it, and the developer's own drive times put the City Walk mall one minute from Castleton, Coca-Cola Arena five, Jumeirah Beach ten, and Burj Al Arab, La Mer Beach and Dubai International Airport at fifteen each. Wincasa Properties markets Meraas stock as an authorised sales partner. On a building the developer has closed out, that work is resale: watching what owners actually list, comparing asking prices against recent transfers in the same park, and pointing a buyer towards a live release elsewhere when the resale arithmetic does not hold.
Meraas built City Walk as a street-level retail and residential district on the Al Wasl side of Sheikh Zayed Road, around Central Park. Ten addresses sit here; Crestlane still carries a developer price.
Explore City WalkWincasa’s view
Castleton suits a buyer who wants a City Walk address without the wait that normally comes attached to one. On the developer's figures the building is at the approvals end of its programme rather than the construction end, so the gap between signing and keys should be short by off-plan standards. The catch is the entry route: Meraas has nothing left to sell here, so the only way in is from an existing owner. A buyer who wants a fresh contract with the developer, a published payment plan and a stated timetable is better served by a live City Walk release, and Wincasa will say so rather than push a resale that does not answer the brief.
Three things are worth having in writing before you commit. First, the developer's current handover position for this specific building, because the published note describes inspections and approvals rather than a completed handover. Second, the seller's standing with Meraas: what remains unpaid on the unit, and whether a no-objection certificate has been applied for, since that governs how quickly a transfer can be registered at the Dubai Land Department. Third, the service charge and the last approved owners' association budget. A keen headline price is easily undone by an outstanding balance or by an annual charge nobody mentioned at the viewing.
As a market, Central Park trades on the scarcity of green space in central Dubai rather than on volume. Only so many apartments look directly onto the park, and owners price those above an inward-facing equivalent on the same floor, so aspect deserves as much attention as level or size. Expect thin listings and patient sellers, which cuts both ways: there is less pressure to overpay in a hurry, but the right layout with the right outlook does not sit unsold for long. Arrange finance before viewing rather than after, and ask Wincasa to register the specific layout and aspect you want so you hear about it before it reaches a portal.
This section is Wincasa Properties’ own assessment as the sales partner. It is not the developer’s statement, and it is not financial or legal advice — take your own before you commit.
The neighbourhood
Central Park Castleton sits in City Walk, Dubai. The places below are the landmarks Meraas names around the project, with the developer's own distances.
Landmarks as named by the developer. Ask Wincasa for driving times measured from the plot at the time you visit.
The developer has not published map coordinates for this project. Ask Wincasa for the plot location and a site visit.
The enquiry goes to Wincasa Properties, the authorised sales partner — not to the developer. We reply with what is actually available, the developer’s current price and the payment plan in writing.
Tell Wincasa the unit type and budget you have in mind for Central Park Castleton. A consultant replies with what is released today, the developer's payment plan and the steps to reserve — at the developer's own price, with independent advice from the first call through to handover.
Your enquiry is received and answered by Wincasa Properties (Wincasa LLC), authorised sales partner. It is not sent to Meraas.
