UAE · Dubai · Metro Financial Centre (DIFC) metro station
The 'Financial Centre' Red Line station is the direct entrance to DIFC, Dubai's financial quarter, with ultra-premium residences, galleries and world-class restaurants.
Useful information
The station opened in 2009 at the main gates of Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). DIFC operates under English commercial law and is home to over 5,000 companies including the world's largest banks and law firms. Gate Avenue — the quarter's pedestrian mall — is linked directly to the metro exit.
The residential stock inside DIFC is small but exceptionally expensive: apartments in the Index and Sky Gardens towers from 150,000 AED per year. In nearby Zabeel and along Sheikh Zayed Road, more affordable options start from 65,000 AED (1BR) per year.
Red Line: 1 stop to 'Business Bay', 2 stops to 'Burj Khalifa / Dubai Mall'. Convenient Sheikh Zayed Road access. Taxis at the district entrance around the clock.
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FAQ
Yes, especially for senior executives of international companies. First-class infrastructure.
Inside DIFC it is expensive; in neighbouring towers along Sheikh Zayed Road it is more moderate. Exact listings in the DomCom catalogue.
Yes — the Red Line runs directly to DXB Terminal 1.
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