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The past few months have brought its share of change, both within our community and beyond it. Through it all, what has kept our work meaningful is the steady spirit of the people who live here, the familiar faces and the small daily exchanges that quietly hold our neighbourhood together. That sense of belonging is what gives this place its character and it is what we work to protect every day.
The Flame Tree season, which has just passed, offered its own quiet tribute to that idea. Those brief flashes of orange hold a particular place in the UAE's annual rhythm, marking a turn in the season with grace and a welcome pause before the warmer months take hold.
As the UAE marks the Year of Family, our focus has remained firmly on the home you have built here. From thoughtful upgrades across the community to the quieter, behind-the-scenes work that keeps things running well, our efforts continue to centre around you. A closer look at these improvements follows in the pages ahead and as your Community Management team, we remain close at hand for anything you may need along the way.
As summer settles in, we hope it brings rest, warmth and time with the people who matter most. Looking after our surroundings is a shared effort and together we can ensure this community continues to feel like a place we are proud to call home.
Mohammad Abbas Community Operations
With consistent care, innovative solutions and a residentsfirst approach, your community continues to grow stronger. Here’s a look at the changes and improvements in your neighbourhood during these past three months.
Coming home now feels even more special.
The roundabout at the entrance to MBR District One has been thoughtfully enhanced to create a warmer, more welcoming first impression for you and your guests.
With the addition of elegant date palms and vibrant flowering hibiscus trees now surrounding the roundabout, the driveway feels greener and full of life. It’s a subtle upgrade that makes a big difference, bringing beauty, calm and a sense of pride to your everyday arrival.
In our latest upgrades, approximately 1.13 km of handrails have been installed across all deep, non-swimming zones at MBR District One to improve accessibility and offer extra support where it’s needed most, especially for children, seniors and anyone who could use a steady hand, all while blending seamlessly into the community’s waterfront setting.
Building on the safety measures already in place, “No Diving” signs will soon be added across approximately 8 km of lagoon handrail areas, bringing an extra layer of awareness to restricted zones and supporting the safe use of these spaces.
There’s added peace of mind across the community’s sports spaces, with a total of nine cameras now in place at the tennis courts, football field, padel courts and pet park. The upgrade helps keep these busy areas clearly monitored and supports a safer, better-managed experience for everyone using them.
To further enhance the safety and security of your community, the gatehouse CCTV system will soon be upgraded to strengthen security monitoring, supports a quicker response when needed and help create a safer environment for all residents.
The community’s two tennis courts are serving up a fresh new look, now resurfaced with a new multi-colour acrylic finish in line with international standards. The upgrade brings a sharper finish, better grip, more consistent bounce and a smoother game all around, making every match feel better from ground up.
Now complete, the volleyball court has received its own refresh. With new wooden benches in place and enhanced soft sand underfoot, the space feels more comfortable along the edges and noticeably better to play on at its centre.
Mosquito control is getting a smart upgrade too, with advanced bio-agent mosquito traps introduced on a trial basis, delivering strong results in monitoring and controlling mosquito activity across the community.
Following this success, the solution will continue to be adopted as part of ongoing preventive measures to help maintain a comfortable outdoor environment for residents.
Getting freshly painted walls or new cabinets for your home can be exciting and with the right steps, the process can be simple and hassle-free.
Here’s a quick guide for works, services or visits that require approvals or permits, along with rules and FAQs that will equip you and your visitors with the right know-how.
Home improvement works that extend beyond a single-day activity and/or involve physical changes to your unit need prior approval to ensure residents’ safety and minimal disruption.
THIS INCLUDES
• Painting and wall finishes
• Flooring works
• Joinery works
• Smart home installations
• Landscaping works
• Ongoing activities (seven days)
*Available on the Meraas, Dubai Properties and Nakheel apps.
Apply for the on your community mobile app*.
MINOR MODIFICATION PERMIT
The permit must be secured before the works.
Home-related works that require one-day visits no longer require a permit. A quick registration at the security/concierge desk or community gate will suffice.
Add to that, visitors, domestic staff or delivery workers can get access into the community by presenting their valid ID proof at the security/concierge desk or community gate on the day of the visit.
THIS INCLUDES
• Visiting family members
• Visiting friends
• Domestic staff
• Home deliveries
• AC servicing, plumbing, cleaning or pest control (one-day services)
• Internet repairs (same day works)
Visit the security/concierge desk or community gate and present valid ID proof.
Through Your UAE, Your Community, Your Canvas, residents share their perspectives of the UAE, creating a collective artwork that is as diverse, thoughtful and vibrant as our communities.
Thank you for your splendid contribution.
Make your community service-related payments with 0% interest on 3, 6 or 12−month plans using your ADCB credit card.
Offer applicable on payments of 1,000 or
Call 600 50 2030 to book your plan.
Terms & Conditions apply*
For a safe ride, make sure you’ve got the right fit on.
Dubai’s guidance for riders reinforces the importance of using the proper safety set up and following official instructions while riding.
Your basics to keep things moving safely
Keep e-scooter riding to ages 16 and above.
Stick to one rider per scooter and skip passengers.
Dismount at pedestrian crossings and walk the scooter across.
Yield to vehicles on community roads and service lanes.
Approach entry and exit points slowly, especially in pedestrian heavy areas.
Avoid any modifications that change the scooter’s speed or performance.
Carry a valid RTA e-scooter permit when riding on public tracks.
Failure to follow RTA regulations may result in fines of up to 2,000, with repeated violations potentially leading to vehicle impoundment.
Simple steps help your little sidekick stay safe in the heat and shared spaces stay clean for all.
FOR YOUR PET
Keep pets leashed in shared areas
Carry waste bags and clean up promptly
Keep pets indoors during peak heat
Avoid hot pavements and keep play sessions shorter
Carry water and take shade breaks
Register, microchip and keep vaccinations up to date
FOR YOUR COMMUNITY
Keeps spaces safe and comfortable
Keeps walkways clean and odour-free
Supports a quieter community
Keeps pathways moving safely and disturbance reduced
Helps prevent heat-related incidents
Helps reunite lost pets and supports pet health
While responsible pet ownership is essential, maintaining a clean and healthy neighbourhood also means being mindful of how we interact with other animals and birds in our community.
Feeding stray animals attracts pests and causes odours.
Consistent food/water sources encourage pigeons, crows and mosquitoes to gather and breed in the area.
Leftover food and droppings affect cleanliness of shared areas.
Feeding strays can lead to clustering and territorial behaviour.
Quick tips help you stay comfortable and your energy usage efficient.
Set AC to 24°C or higher to help reduce energy use
Switch off and unplug gaming consoles, microwaves, laptops, etc., when not in use
Want to understand your usage better?
Clean AC filters regularly to improve efficiency (up to 15% savings)
Avoid high-energy appliances like irons, dishwashers and washing machines during peak hours (12 PM–6 PM)
DEWA’s Consumption Assessment Tool gives you a personalised view of your electricity and water consumption, with clear tips you can apply right away.
• Take a short questionnaire
• Receive a personalised consumption report
• Enjoy customised practical tips
Before travelling, switch off non-essential appliances (TVs, chargers, hair dryers, etc.)
Keep curtains closed during the day to block heat and reduce AC demand
Download the DEWA Smart App to get started.
It’s that time of the year when the community pool is the coolest spot in the neighbourhood. But let’s make sure every splash is a safe one with these essential remindersespecially for families with young children.
No Running or Partying Walk, don't run to avoid slips and falls. Parties are not allowed in the community pool.
Supervision is Key
All swimmers under 12 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times and stay within arm’s reach to avoid risks of drowning.
Teach
Swimming Skills
Enrol children in swimming lessons. Even basic skills can help keep them safer in the water.
Swimming is only allowed when a lifeguard is on duty.
No Lifeguard? No swimming!
Pool
Timings
Stick to the pool operating hours. This helps us keep the pool sparkling and safe for everyone.
Water Watcher
Designate an adult from your group to watch children in and around the pool, especially on busy days - free from distractions.
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We’re casting residents for upcoming photo and video shoots across our communities.
If you’ve ever wanted to step in front of the camera, now’s your moment. No acting experience needed, just great energy and a love for your community. From lifestyle shots to fun, candid moments, you could be featured in our campaigns,
Dubai Holding Community Management is advancing circular economy practices through two sustainability initiatives that convert waste into usable environmental value.
With ReFarm Global Investments, DHCM launched Dubai’s first 'Sea-to-Soil' initiative within community management. Signed by Francis Giani, CEO of DHCM, and Oliver Christof, CEO of ReFarm Global Investments, the MoU supports solutions that transform algae and organic waste into regenerative inputs. Pilot trials in Palm Jumeirah converted 120 kg of algae waste into 31 kg of nutrient rich Re-Soil compost, now used for landscaping and soil enhancement.
In partnership with Hyvgeo, DHCM has also initiated a green waste upcycling pilot, collecting landscape waste monthly and converting it into biochar to improve soil condition and water retention, supporting more efficient irrigation and an estimated water reduction of up to 30%.
In 2025, 14 tonnes of green waste from our managed communities were diverted from landfill through a local circular partnership with Palmade. Landscaping byproducts, primarily date palm leaves, were transformed into biodegradable cutlery, now used across select Jumeirah brands, supporting responsible sourcing and reducing single-use plastics.
Click to discover more circular economy wins in our 2025 Sustainability Report.
Dubai Holding Community Management has been honoured with the Happiness & Engagement Services Award at the Global Continual Improvement Award (GCIA) 2025, presented by the Dubai Quality Group.
The award recognises The Experience Hub, an innovative platform that uses resident insights and AI-powered analytics to help enhance service delivery and community experiences.
This achievement reflects our commitment to listening to our residents, continuously improving our services and creating seamless, responsive experiences across our communities.
We thank our residents for their trust and valuable feedback, which continue to shape and inspire everything we do.
Dubai Holding Community Management (DHCM) has launched its first dedicated staff welfare and rest area in Jumeirah Village Triangle under Project Raha, named after the Arabic word for comfort and wellbeing.
The facility has been created for frontline teams working across facilities management, housekeeping, landscaping and security, providing a clean and air-conditioned space where they can rest and recharge during their shifts, especially in the summer months.
This initiative reflects DHCM’s ongoing commitment to caring for the people who support the daily upkeep of our communities and ensure they remain safe, clean and well-maintained for all residents.
As the first of its kind, Project Raha also sets the foundation for similar facilities across other communities in the future, further strengthening the overall community experience.
