UAE · Dubai · Metro Dubai Internet City metro station
The 'Dubai Internet City' Red Line station serves Dubai's technology hub — the Middle East's largest IT cluster, home to offices of Google, Microsoft and Meta.
Useful information
Dubai Internet City (DIC) was founded in 1999 as the UAE's first technology free zone. Today it houses over 1,600 companies including Google, Facebook/Meta, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Cisco, HP and many others. Dubai Media City and Knowledge Village are adjacent. The station is at the centre of the technology cluster.
Housing near the station is concentrated in Barsha Heights (Tecom), Al Sufouh and partly in Dubai Marina: 1BR from 65,000 AED per year. Studios from 42,000 AED. The area is popular with IT and media professionals.
Red Line: to 'DMCC' (2 stops), to 'Mall of the Emirates' (2 stops in the other direction). Buses to Knowledge Village and Al Sufouh. Convenient Sheikh Zayed Road access.
Pros and cons
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The on-site catalog shows options for free, without publishing phone numbers. The owner's contact opens in the DomCom bot with a subscription.
FAQ
Google, Meta, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Cisco, Dell, HP, Oracle, Uber and over 1,600 others.
Yes — work within walking distance, housing 5–15 minutes on foot in Barsha Heights or Al Sufouh.
1BR from 65,000 AED per year. Exact listings in the DomCom catalogue.
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