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The newly announced 80km Fourth Corridor linking Sharjah, Dubai and Abu Dhabi is opening fresh opportunities for residential and commercial development. Improved connectivity is expected to enhance accessibility, support emerging communities and strengthen investment potential along the route.
Key Highlights
- The 80km Fourth Corridor will connect Sharjah, Dubai and Abu Dhabi
- The project will become the fourth strategic road axis linking the UAE emirates
- Improved connectivity is expected to make emerging locations more attractive to residents, businesses and investors
- Reportage Group has acquired an almost 750,000 sq m site in Abu Dhabi near the corridor’s route
- The Reportage site is planned for approximately 3,800 residential units, currently in the design phase
- The project is expected to come to market in 2027 or 2028
- Parts of the corridor could significantly improve travel times, with one route section expected to reduce a 35-minute journey to 14 minutes
- The corridor will be developed in two phases, expected to serve around 600,000 and 3.1 million people, respectively
- The route will connect with Dubai-Al Ain Road and improve access to areas around Al Maktoum International Airport
- Developers highlight infrastructure and connectivity as important drivers of future residential, commercial and investment growth
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