City Centre Me’Aisem

City Centre Me’Aisem is a community retail mall and local landmark located in the Me’aisem First area of Dubai Production City. It functions as an amenity for nearby residents, employees and light-industry users rather than as a residential development. The mall is accessed from the Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road corridor and forms part of the retail offer inside Dubai Production City.

What City Centre Me’Aisem is and where it is located

City Centre Me’Aisem is a neighbourhood shopping centre that opened on 1 September 2015 and is associated with Majid Al Futtaim. In public listings it is placed within IMPZ / Dubai Production City (Me’aisem 1). The centre provides day-to-day retail and service functions to the surrounding mixed-use zone, which includes residential pockets, commercial premises and production-focused areas typical of Dubai Production City.

The mall’s role in the local urban structure is that of a community hub: it aggregates convenience shopping, basic services and casual dining options to serve people who live and work in the immediate vicinity. It is sited with road access from the Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road corridor, making it reachable from surrounding neighbourhoods and employment zones within Dubai Production City.

Transport and distances

Public transport connectivity for City Centre Me’Aisem includes a nearby Dubai Metro station on the Red Line. The nearest identified metro stop is coded R25; the distance from the mall to that station is approximately 380 metres on foot, and the connection is described as walkable. This proximity provides a direct public-transport link along Dubai’s Red Line corridor.

Road access is provided from Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, which serves as a primary corridor for travel to and from Dubai Production City and adjacent districts. The mall’s position along this corridor supports convenient car access for short trips and for visitors coming from neighbouring districts within DubaiLand and the broader city area.

Development context and nearby projects

City Centre Me’Aisem is best understood as an element within the Dubai Production City area rather than as a standalone property development. Dubai Production City is a mixed-use zone that combines residential units, commercial premises and production-related facilities; the mall supplies local retail and services appropriate to that mix.

Public descriptions of the centre note typical mall facilities such as a supermarket (Carrefour is listed among tenant categories), a range of retail shops, casual dining outlets, salons, pharmacies and family-entertainment options. These components reflect the role of the site as a community retail destination focused on everyday convenience.

Because the mall is part of the Dubai Production City fabric, it is relevant to local real estate primarily as an amenity that supports residential and commercial occupiers in the area. It should be considered alongside the parent community’s characteristics: a mixed-use free-zone environment with an emphasis on production and light industrial activities, complemented by pockets of housing and commercial services.

Who the location suits

City Centre Me’Aisem suits people who require frequent, everyday retail and service access close to where they live or work. Typical user groups include:

• Local residents of Me’aisem First and nearby pockets within Dubai Production City seeking convenience-shopping and casual dining.
• Workers and small businesses in Dubai Production City who need nearby services, from supermarket shopping to quick food and personal care services.
• Visitors and commuters using the Red Line metro or Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road for short stops or errands.

The mall is positioned to support routine activities—grocery shopping, personal services and family leisure—rather than destination retail or large-scale leisure tourism.

FAQ

Is City Centre Me’Aisem a residential community?
City Centre Me’Aisem is a shopping mall and community retail centre within Dubai Production City (Me’aisem 1). It is an amenity, not a residential development in itself.

Who operates or developed the mall?
The centre is associated with Majid Al Futtaim and opened on 1 September 2015.

How close is the metro?
The nearest metro station on the Red Line is coded R25, at approximately 380 metres from the mall; the station connection is walkable.

What facilities can be found at the mall?
Public descriptions list everyday retail and service facilities, including a supermarket (Carrefour among tenant categories), retail shops, casual dining, salons, pharmacies and family entertainment options, reflecting the centre’s community-orientated role.

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