Morocco Cluster is a named subcommunity within Dubai’s International City. It appears in official property records as a discrete cluster and is identified on mapping services by its coordinates. The area is primarily residential in character within the broader International City masterplan and is referenced in Dubai Land Department transaction datasets and property portals.
Morocco Cluster sits inside International City in Dubai, with geographic coordinates approximately 25.161532°N, 55.418°E. It is part of the International City grouping of themed clusters and is listed as one of the subareas that collectively form that large residential and mixed-use district. Administrative and property listing references use the name “Morocco Cluster” to distinguish it from other clusters in the same area. Public records and market listings show transactions and activity tied specifically to this cluster.
Public transport access and road connections are a practical consideration for Morocco Cluster. The nearest Dubai Metro stop on the Red Line is recorded as station code R11; this station is about 8,109 metres from the cluster, a distance classified as not walkable for routine daily travel.
Approximate driving distances from Morocco Cluster to central and major Dubai destinations (as recorded in official locality information):
Market summaries that accompany public listings also cite typical driving times from Morocco Cluster to several landmarks: roughly 21 minutes to Dubai Mall, 32 minutes to Palm Jumeirah, about 31 minutes to Burj Al Arab and around 35 minutes to The Walk JBR. Dubai International Airport (DXB) is noted at roughly a 16-minute drive, while Al Maktoum International Airport is listed at roughly 40 minutes by road. These travel estimates are provided in locality descriptions and are indicative rather than precise journey times.
Morocco Cluster is referenced in Dubai Land Department transactions and in property-portal datasets. The latest summary information indicates there are 50 sale transaction records associated with the cluster in the public dataset referenced. Project-level listings on the immediate site record did not return named on-site development projects for Morocco Cluster in the supplied dataset; the cluster is catalogued as part of the wider International City area for property search and registration purposes.
The cluster is included in mapping and portal entries that summarize nearby amenities, attractions and services. Published locality notes identify nearby schools by name and approximate distance: Primus Private School (approximately 2.9 km) and Ignite School (approximately 3.0 km). Other local points of interest and visitor destinations are summarized in public-facing guides for the area.
Given its location within International City and its road links to central Dubai and the airports, Morocco Cluster typically attracts people who seek affordable urban housing options within a named subcommunity that benefits from the scale and visibility of International City. The presence of recorded resale transactions indicates activity from homeowners and investors who use official channels for sales and registrations. Proximity to a set of schools and to major arterial routes may also make the cluster relevant for families and for tenants commuting to a range of employment centres across Dubai.
Q: Where is the nearest metro station and is it walkable?
A: The nearest metro on the Red Line is recorded as station code R11 at roughly 8,109 metres from Morocco Cluster; this distance is classified as not walkable for daily use.
Q: How long does it take to drive to Dubai Mall and DXB?
A: Public locality summaries give indicative driving times: about 21 minutes to Dubai Mall and roughly 16 minutes to Dubai International Airport (DXB); these are cited as approximate estimates in the same locality publications.
Q: Are there recorded property transactions for Morocco Cluster?
A: Official datasets referenced in published summaries list 50 sale transaction records linked to Morocco Cluster in the recent public dataset snapshot.
Q: Can I find named projects or developers on-site in the cluster?
A: In the provided locality dataset, project-level entries for named on-site developments were not listed for Morocco Cluster; the cluster is catalogued within the larger International City portfolio in public records and property portals.
For official maps, transaction listings and the portal compilation that references Morocco Cluster, consult the public property datasets and the property-portal summaries that aggregate Dubai Land Department records and local listing activity.
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