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Mall of the World in Dubai (MOTW, MOW), a planned shopping, entertainment, and mixed use city district along Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (previously was to be in the Al Sufouh district of Dubai), expected to be the largest shopping mall in the world when it opens. Announced in July 2014. It was to have (no longer as of 2016 plans) a number of pedestrian areas covered by retractable roofs, and a theme park covered by a dome in summer, which resulted in confusing reports that MOTW was planned as the largest (and first) indoor or covered temperature-controlled 'domed city' in the world. Project timeline details and opening date not given, although later comments by the Dubai Holding CEO indicated the development would take 10 years to complete.Another Mall of the World project was announced in Nov 2012 as part of the Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City project (Meydan), but as of mid 2016 no further updates have been provided about the mall in MBR City. MBR City is a joint venture development by Dubai Holding and Emaar Properties.
MBR City District One is a sub-development with villas in Phases 1-3 (out of 5) under construction from 2015-2017, launched by Meydan Sobha, a joint venture between Meydan Group and Sobha Developers. No information provided to confirm if District One will have a MOTW shopping mall.MOTW, DubaiMOTW MBRMOE, DubaiThe Dubai MallDeira Islands MallNotesArea 18m sq ft6.5m sq ft12m sq ft6.7m sq ftGLA 23.8m sq ftDeveloperDubai HoldingAl FuttaimEmaar PropertiesNakheelOpening dateNov 2005Nov 2008LocationMBZ RdMBR City, MeydanAl BarshaDowntown Dubai. Shopping mall area.
Total MOTW Dubai project area 48m sq ft (or 80m sq ft, both figures reported but 48m seems to be the most recent one). Gross Leasable Area (GLA).Mall of the World districts and facilities. Dubai Cultural District - with theater area to compete with Broadway in New York and the Westend in London, a cinema art school. Dubai Event District. Hospitality District. Integrated Pedestrian City.
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Wellness District - Chelsea Clinic in one supplied image.Mall of the World location. Update 31 Aug 2016 Dubai Holding announced MOTW site would be relocated to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Rd. Exact location not given. Location of MOTW Dubai is was to be on Sheikh Zayed Rd in Al Sufouh district, across from Mall of the Emirates. Area is currently occupied by dusty abandoned cars, the Dubai Police College (will move to Dubai Academic City), and the Dubai Tram depot. There was also a 'Mall of the World' announced in Nov 2012 as part of the Mohammed Bin Rashid City project, another development in Dubai, but in a different location to the MOTW city project announced in July 2014.Mall of the World timeline and history. 04 Sep 2016: A new development called Jumeirah Central was announced, to be located at the Al Sufouh site previously for the MOTW project.
So much for the idea that the MOTW project was relocated to avoid potential traffic jams in the area. 31 Aug 2016: MOTW site relocation announcement: ' Ahmad Bin Byat, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Dubai Holding, today announced that Dubai Holding has taken the decision to relocate Mall of the World to a site on Sheikh Mohammad bin Zayed Road where the project's positive tourism contribution can be fully realised.' There was speculation that the project was relocated because the infrastructure in the Al Sufouh area would not support the expected increase in traffic.
25 May 2016: News reports that the design work for phase one of the MOTW project has started, and construction will begin in 2017. Project value AED 25 or 30 billion (both figures reported for Phase 1), construction to take 15 years in four phases (some reports said two phases, presumably referring to previous information from Dec 2015). 09 Feb 2016: Gulf News report of comments by Ahmed Bin Byat, head of Dubai Holding, that MOTW construction will start in 2017, and be completed in four phases with Phase 1 completion expected by 2020 and project value of AED 30 billion. Total MOTW project value AED 80 billion. The project will include 100 hotels.
10 Jan 2016: Bloomberg reported comments by MOTW COO, Morgan Parker, that the MOTW plans had been redeveloped with 3 smaller shopping malls instead of one large mall, and removal of air-conditioned pedestrian areas.