Condor Golf Links 18, Dubai Sports City: a 15-storey tower in a district built around sport
Dubai International Stadium is an outdoor venue for cricket, and it also hosts tournaments. Concerts and festivals fill other dates. Condor Golf Links 18 stands in the same district, where match days set the weekend.
Condor Group built this residential block on the Sports City side of Dubai.
- Developer: Condor Group
- Storeys: 15
- Completed: September 2026
Developer
Condor Group
Storeys
15, plus two basement levels
Completed
September 2026
DLD unit sales recorded in 2026
42
On this page
- The building
- Arriving
- Getting around
- The first errand
- Dinner
- A free afternoon
- Parks and an evening walk
- Gym and fitness
- Schools and nurseries
- Shopping and the wider city
- Around the community
- The buildings around it
- The roads and the freehold
- What the district feels like
- What is on this month
- A week here
- What the register shows
- What owners get from us
- Sources
- Frequently Asked Questions
The building
Fifteen floors went up, and the tower was finished in September 2026. It holds studios and one-bedroom apartments, with two-bedroom homes and a few three-bedroom ones among the recent sales.
A September 2026 completion makes it a new building in an established district, with fresh finishes and a flat that has not yet seen years of use.
The district is quiet and affordable, known for its sports facilities and green spaces. It is also car-dependent, with limited public transport, and mornings can be congested because there are only two entry and exit roads.
Arriving
Al Khail Road and Hessa Street are the main roads, and a taxi from Dubai International takes one of them. The ride is simple, with one highway and then the quiet streets of the district, so a first arrival rarely feels difficult.
After the highway the streets go quiet. If your stay is built around sport and family, the quiet is the point.
Getting around
The community has no metro station. Bus routes run towards the metro stations at Mall of the Emirates and Dubai Internet City. Taxis and ride-hailing apps fill the gaps.
A hire car is the easy answer. It matters most on a longer stay, because without a station every outing to a mall or a school, or to a clinic outside the district, means a bus or a taxi.
The first errand
Grandiose and Al Maya are supermarkets inside Dubai Sports City, and Carrefour Hypermarket and Big Value Supermarket are close. You can stock the flat on the day you land.
The Saudi German Clinic is inside the community, and Dubai Sports City Clinic is also listed. Healthcare inside the district is limited, with Medcare Medical Centre in nearby Motor City. Mediclinic Parkview Hospital and an Aster clinic sit in neighbouring areas.
Dinner
The Kebab Shop and Poke Poke are among the restaurants, along with Copper Kettle and Pulcinella. The Big Easy Bar & Grill and 261 Restaurant sit at The Els Club.
The district has fewer dining choices than Motor City, with some eateries along the canal, so dinner often means a short ride.
A free afternoon
The Els Club, a golf course designed by Ernie Els, is the community's golf venue. The course is a challenge among the dunes, and the views run out to the desert. Its clubhouse and open areas are not only for golfers.
Academies here teach rugby and cricket. Swimming, football and golf have their own schools. They include the ICC Academy for cricket and the Claude Harmon Performance Golf Academy, and Spanish Soccer Schools and a LaLiga Academy join them. A family with a young athlete has a full week.
The district holds the headquarters of the International Cricket Council. Miracle Garden and Global Village are within reach.
Parks and an evening walk
Dubai Sports City Park has a children's play area and picnic spots, plus pet-friendly zones and a canal promenade. It is the only park in the area, so do not expect a garden at every turn when you step out of the tower for a walk.
The district is safe and friendly, multicultural, well lit at night and pedestrian-friendly in many spots with landscaped walkways. The Canal Promenade is good for evening walks and cycling.
Gym and fitness
Fitness First is a well-equipped gym with personal training and group classes, and the district also has swimming academies. Indoor courts take basketball and tennis, and football too. A longer stay can keep its routine.
FitRepublik Fitness Centre and Inspiratus Sports District sit alongside Dubai International Stadium and The Els Club, and residents can find cricket, football, golf, tennis and fitness training in or close to the community, which suits a sporty week with a long list of options to fill it.
Schools and nurseries
Victory Heights Primary School has a UK curriculum up to Year 6, and Dwight School Dubai offers American and IB programmes. The Wonder Years Nursery is an early-years option.
Victory Heights Primary School and Renaissance School are the education options inside the community, with The Wonder Years Nursery for the youngest. A family with small children can settle here without a long school run.
Shopping and the wider city
There is no mall inside Dubai Sports City. City Centre Me'aisem and First Avenue Mall are in neighbouring communities, and Ribbon Mall sits in another. A mall day means a drive.
Around the community
Dubai Sports City was designed as a sports-themed community, with a cricket stadium, an indoor arena, a football stadium, a hockey stadium and a golf course. It holds three residential districts. Canal Residence and Victory Heights are two of them, and Gallery Villas is the third.
Canal Residence is five apartment buildings along a long, narrow waterway, built in different architectural styles, with studios to three-bedroom apartments. Shared playgrounds and pools serve them. Gyms and barbecue areas complete the set.
Victory Heights has over 1,000 villas and townhouses in seven villages, laid out on the fairways of the golf course. Community pools in Estella and Calida give the villa side its own pace. Tennis courts and basketball courts sit nearby, and cycling paths and walking trails run through it.
Offices in Sports City Tower, The Arena Business Center and The Bridge mean the district mixes homes with workplaces.
The buildings around it
Aspirz by Danube and Antalya by Karma stand among the apartment buildings of the district. So do Golf Vista Heights, Azizi Grand and Hera Tower, with Condor Golf Links 18 on the same list.
Elite Sports Residence is ten towers of furnished apartments from different developers. Gyms and pools come with them, and so does parking. That is a sign the district already sees short and mid-term visitors.
The roads and the freehold
The district is a freehold community in Dubailand, with apartments and villas, plus townhouses. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road link it with Motor City and JVC, and on to Dubai Marina. The setting is quieter than central Dubai.
New projects can bring temporary noise and disruption in parts of the district, and the more established sections are the answer for anyone who minds.
What the district feels like
Because the district is built around a stadium, a golf course and academies, a stay here suits a sport weekend or a family week better than a night out. A flat with a kitchen and a pool in the building suits that.
The district suits people who value affordability and sports, and a quieter area. It may not suit anyone who wants a metro or the beaches.
What is on this month
The Dubai Fitness Challenge asks residents and visitors to stay active every day, and its tenth edition runs from 31 October to 29 November. If you arrive this month, you can join in.
A week here
Arrive on a Monday by taxi from Dubai International and the tower becomes your base for the week, a quiet place to sleep between days that are mostly spent outdoors. On Tuesday you walk the Canal Promenade, and on Wednesday you try the Els Club.
At the weekend you join the Fitness Challenge or watch a match at Dubai International Stadium, and by Sunday the canal and the stadium have made the week's rhythm.
What the register shows
The register labels each of these as a sale. Studios sold from AED 690,016 and the one three-bedroom sale was AED 3,200,000. The table groups this year's sales by unit type and is not a price list.
| Unit type | Sales | Dates | Price (AED) | Size (sq m) | AED per sq m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 20 | 8 Jan to 24 Feb | 690,016 to 897,696 | 35.23 to 41.43 | 21,666 |
| One-bedroom | 15 | 26 Jan to 20 Jul | 697,244 to 1,599,365 | 58.04 to 102.28 | 19,699 |
| Two-bedroom | 6 | 22 Jan to 16 Feb | 1,580,120 to 2,820,000 | 101.05 to 231.45 | 15,678 |
| Three-bedroom | 1 | 21 Jan | 3,200,000 | 277.8 | 11,519 |
AED per sq m is the median where a row has more than one sale.
What owners get from us
If you own here, Royale Stays looks after the whole stay. At Royale Stays we furnish and photograph the flat and set the pricing. Our team runs check-in, answers guest messages and handles maintenance.
Letting a flat here starts with the Department of Economy and Tourism holiday-home permit in your name, which we file, and our management fee is from 15% of booking revenue.
Sources
Sources: Property Finder, betterhomes, Bayut, Khaleej Times, Cushman & Wakefield Core, Binghatti, Engel & Voelkers Dubai, Cushman & Wakefield Core, with our reasoning, Dubai Media Office.
Questions