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Google Maps........https://goo.gl/maps/rtmyeUXUmHXPviju6 Description The Residential District is expected to have numerous country-specific and themed residential developments and retail outlets. The plans include ten country-specific districts— China; England mirroring traditional London architecture, France district featuring residential blocks characterized by long French windows, red and gray bricks, and pilasters or half-columns; Persia district situated in the heart of the residential district; Greece district; Russia district, the northernmost residential district; Spain District featuring three- and four-storey buildings designed according to traditional stucco exterior finish; Morocco district; Italy district; Emirates district. The Central District consists features building security, pools, private parking, gyms and parks, shopping areas.[1][2] Other areas include the Lake District. Inspired by the Forbidden City of Beijing, China, an area of 240,000 square metres with parking facilities for 2,000 cars is being constructed.[3] Chinamex's DragonMart, developed by Nakheel, is a large mall for wholesale purchase of Chinese products. The mall has been a commercial success and construction has started on a second mall adjacent to Dragon Mart that will have 175,000 square metres of space and 4,500 parking spaces. The project was completed in December 2015.[4] Launched in 2013, Warsan Village is located at the periphery of International City. This enclave within International City features 942 townhouses and 250 apartments.[5] Construction was finished in Q3 2019.[6] There are a number of hospitals and medical clinics in the vicinity. For driving license related (Road & Transport Authority Dubai) eye testing and medical tests for commercial taxi drivers or new drivers can be completed from Apple International Polyclinic. Recent regulations implemented by the Municipality of Dubai, will greatly address the prevalence of Shisha [Arabic Tobacco] parlors housed in many buildings. History While Nakheel's noble intentions were to make low and medium-cost housing available to the masses (who were suffering due to the real-estate boom up until mid-2008 and before the GFC) by providing medium and low-income earners with legal and decent housing instead of resorting to illegitimate villa sharing, Dubai was badly hit by the Global Financial Crisis. This led to an instant devaluation or rentals by 75% – 80% of its value in 2008. Due to this sudden drop in prices, even the extremely lowest income group (laborers, truck drivers, taxi drivers) identified this area as a potential upgrade to their existing labor camps.[7] Coupled with Nakheel's financial downfall, controls and checks over the city's security, compliance to regulations and maintenance of infrastructure were dropped beginning in January 2009 by the developer who used to control and maintain this earlier.[8] In 2008: Nakheel's International City Development has been questioned by news articles with controversies and issues. These articles claim International City has struggled with a poor reputation and negative press reports stemming from various issues including problems with its own sewage systems and the nearby sewage facility, access to the site, and a perceived lack of amenities. A follow-up poll from Emirates 24-7 revealed that a huge percentage – 91 percent – of readers showed “a marked aversion to investing in International City units.” A considerable 67 percent said they "would not touch the place".[9] This issue has been solved by 2012.[10] Due to its proximity to the sewage treatment plant, and constant overflow, certain clusters like Morocco, Emirates and China are subjected to the odor of sewage when the wind direction changes at night.[11] Traffic gridlocks have existed.[12] Traveling Bus routes: Dubai Gold Souk or Gold Souk (Arabic: سوق الذهب), is a traditional market (or souk) in Dubai, UAE. The souk is located in Dubai's commercial business district in Deira, in the locality of Al Dhagaya. The souk consists of over 380 retailers,[1] most of whom are jewelry traders. Some of the shops are as old as four decades,[2] while some are as new as a year. The major items of mall includes Gold, Platinum, Diamonds and sometimes also deals in silver. dragon mart dubai lighting shop dragon mart 2 dubai dragon mart 2021 dragon mart 1 dubai