Dubai Industrial City is a district of Dubai, 2 listings available with us.
Dubai Industrial City is a large, purpose‑built industrial and logistics district within the Dubai South masterplan. It concentrates manufacturing, warehousing, distribution and related support functions close to Al Maktoum International Airport and major road links. The community hosts factories, fulfilment centres, food‑production facilities, worker accommodation and dedicated plots for industry-focused investors and operators.
Dubai Industrial City is part of Dubai South, a master‑planned urban and economic zone centred on Al Maktoum International Airport. The district occupies land in the southern sector of Dubai and is designed to support industrial, manufacturing and logistics activities as a complement to Dubai’s broader economic strategy. Coordinates for the area are approximately 24.845589N, 55.082376E. The development has expanded landholdings and infrastructure to accommodate new industrial projects and inward investment.
Dubai Industrial City is connected to the national road network and benefits from recent highway extensions that provide direct heavy‑truck access to Emirates Road, improving links toward Abu Dhabi, the Northern Emirates, Oman and Saudi Arabia. The community is part of Dubai South and lies close to Al Maktoum International Airport.
Metro access: the nearest Red Line station is identified as code R76; the recorded distance to that metro point is 14,592 m and it is not classified as walkable.
Distances from Dubai Industrial City to major Dubai locations (approx.):
The district is characterised by a mix of industrial plots, low‑rise factory buildings, large single‑use warehouses and purpose‑built worker accommodation. Recent activity shows a wave of manufacturing and logistics investments, with new facilities for food production, coatings, fulfilment services and parts distribution.
Notable projects and investments reported for Dubai Industrial City include:
Projects recorded as located on or near the site (selected entries from local project records):
The district includes multiple subzones and neighbourhood parcels. Notable subareas listed in official locality records include:
The official locality record notes a total of 37 child locations within the broader community.
Dubai Industrial City is intended primarily for industrial and logistics users: manufacturers, distributors, fulfilment and e‑commerce operators, food processors and companies requiring dedicated warehousing or factory plots. The presence of large‑scale worker accommodation also supports labour‑intensive operations. The district is appropriate for businesses seeking proximity to Al Maktoum International Airport and direct highway links for regional distribution.
What types of businesses operate in Dubai Industrial City?
Manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, food production, coatings and furniture manufacturing are among the activities reported in the area. Fulfilment centres and parts distribution facilities are also present.
How close is Dubai Industrial City to Al Maktoum International Airport?
The recorded distance to Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) is 9.8 km.
Are there large worker accommodation facilities in the community?
Yes. A 14,000‑bed accommodation village was inaugurated, bringing total available beds in reported records to more than 56,000.
Which recent industrial projects have been announced?
Recent announcements include new ready‑mix and dairy facilities, an eco‑friendly coatings plant, a major fulfilment centre, integrated manufacturing and warehousing hubs, and land acquisitions and lease agreements for factory expansion. Specific projects and investors named in local reports include ALAS Emirates Ready Mix, Tecom Group, Delta Coatings International, AKI, Elite Group Holding, SLG Group, Arabian Automobiles Company, Sobha Group, Sokovo Nature Farms and Nutridor.
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How to cite:Dubai Industrial City — Continental Club Property, 2026-07-30, https://continentalclub.ae/location/dubai-industrial-city/
The figures below come from registered Dubai Land Department transactions, not from listings. We show the median rather than the mean, so that one-off penthouses do not distort it.
The yearly figure compares the last 12 months with the 12 before them. Calendar years would not work here: the current one is unfinished, so the comparison would understate the change.
The yield is calculated across the whole district rather than the buildings on this page: there are still too few rental contracts for them, as the buildings are under construction or only recently handed over. Both rent and price in this ratio are district figures for the same 12 months.
| Building | Deals | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|
| Samana Hills South - TOWER B | 268 | 16 556 |
| Samana Hills South - TOWER A | 245 | 15 502 |
| Al Haseen Residence 3 | 148 | 15 370 |
| Al Haseen Residence 4 | 148 | 15 517 |
| Samana Hills South 3 | 144 | 16 245 |
| Samana South Haven | 108 | 16 732 |
| South Lofts by Premier Choice | 103 | 14 505 |
| Samana Hills South 2 - B | 69 | 16 252 |
| Samana Hills South 2 - A | 61 | 17 606 |
| Elanora by zoya | 53 | 14 938 |
| South Park Residences By Wellington | 25 | 9 974 |
| Coventry Curve | 23 | 12 674 |
Linked names lead to our pages for those projects.
Source: Dubai Land Department transaction registry. Prices per square metre, sale transactions.
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Largest management companies in the area: Symbiosis Owner Association Management Services (2), Adventus Owners Association Management (2), Kingfield Owner Association Management Services (1).
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RERA-approved 2026 budgets from the DLD service charge index (Mollak); residential buildings. Rate is AED per sq ft per year; YoY compares the same buildings in 2025.
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