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Mirdif

Dubai

Mirdif is an established, low-rise family suburb about ten minutes from Dubai International Airport, next to Mushrif Park. It is known for villas, green space, schools and City Centre Mirdif mall.

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Mirdif is an established, low-rise family suburb about ten minutes from Dubai International Airport, next to Mushrif Park. It is known for villas, green space, schools and City Centre Mirdif mall.

Villas and low-rise apartment buildings
Next to Mushrif Park
City Centre Mirdif mall
Many schools and nurseries
About ten minutes from Dubai International Airport

Top 3 Reasons to Live Here

Family suburbLow-rise streets, parks and schools.
Green spaceMushrif Park's trails and picnic areas next door.
Airport accessClose to Dubai International Airport.

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Living in Mirdif

Who Mirdif suits

Families
Frequent flyers
Tenants wanting a villa at a moderate rent

Pros of living in Mirdif

Quiet, established neighbourhood
Parks and schools
Large malls nearby

Cons and things to consider

No metro station inside Mirdif — buses link to the Red Line at Centrepoint
Aircraft noise in parts of the area
Foreign freehold ownership only in specific projects such as Mirdif Hills — check the specific project

Getting around Mirdif

Mirdif is reached from Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Airport Road. There is no metro station inside the community; buses connect to Centrepoint station on the Red Line.

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Mirdif: frequently asked questions

Is Mirdif a good place to live?

Mirdif suits families, frequent flyers and tenants wanting a villa at a moderate rent. Its strengths: quiet, established neighbourhood; parks and schools; large malls nearby. The main drawbacks: no metro station inside Mirdif — buses link to the Red Line at Centrepoint; aircraft noise in parts of the area.

What are the pros and cons of living in Mirdif?

Pros: quiet, established neighbourhood; parks and schools; large malls nearby. Cons: no metro station inside Mirdif — buses link to the Red Line at Centrepoint; aircraft noise in parts of the area; foreign freehold ownership only in specific projects such as Mirdif Hills — check the specific project.

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