
AED 9,199,999
3 bedroom apartment in Limestone House
4 bath · 3,633 sqft · Large Layout · Vacant on Transfer · View Now
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DIFC is the financial free zone at the centre of the city, the district of banks, law firms and the courts that apply their own law, and a place a few thousand people also live: in a set of towers among the offices, above the district's restaurants and galleries, a walk from the trade centre and Downtown. Our stock in it, and the people who know it.

At a glance
The guide
DIFC is the financial free zone at the centre of the city, the district of banks, law firms and the courts that apply their own law, and a place a few thousand people also live: in a set of towers among the offices, above the district's restaurants and galleries, a walk from the trade centre and Downtown. It keeps its own property register, separate from the Dubai Land Department's, which is why the tables on this page are empty; what we hold on the market here is what the page shows. DIFC stands for Dubai International Financial Centre, the free zone's full name since it opened in 2004.
The district lies between Sheikh Zayed Road and Downtown, with the trade centre on one side, the Burj Khalifa a short walk on the other and the Metro's station on the highway edge. Its towers stand around a central avenue of restaurants, galleries and cafes, the district's evening life; the residential towers sit among the office towers with the skyline in their windows.
Apartments only, from studios to large layouts and penthouses, in a small number of towers, several of them among the city's best finished and best managed, with service charges to match. There are no villas.
People who work in the district and want to walk to the desk and to dinner. Buyers who want a central, well-run tower and are paying for it knowingly. Owners who intend to let to the district's professionals, whose demand is steady.
It suits people less well who want a neighbourhood, green, a school in reach, or the most space for the money.
Because the district's sales are registered with its own authority rather than the Dubai Land Department, the register this site reads holds none of them, and the recorded-price tables that fill every other guide cannot fill this one. Buyers here rely on the district's own records and on the market's asking prices, and should read the tower's service charge and its rules before an offer. For tenants, the official index caps a renewal while a new lease follows the market.
The buildings
On the market · DIFC

AED 9,199,999
4 bath · 3,633 sqft · Large Layout · Vacant on Transfer · View Now

AED 5,670,000
3 bath · 1,836 sqft · Exceptional apartment in DIFC with Burj and Sea view

AED 4,190,000
2 bath · 1,034 sqft · Executive · Motivated Seller · Luxury Residence

AED 235,000/ year
3 bath · 1,598 sqft · Burj View · Fully Furnished · Luxurious

AED 210,000/ year
3 bath · 1,622 sqft · Bright and Spacious 2 BR Duplex · Fully Furnished

AED 148,900/ year
2 bath · 961 sqft · Burj Khalifa View · Furnished · Vacant Now

Who to ask
Senior Sales
Saqib holds 8 of the 21 homes McCone is marketing in DIFC today, and hears about the rest before they reach a portal. Ask for Saqib at the desk.
Questions people ask
DIFC lies between Sheikh Zayed Road and Downtown, with the trade centre on one side, the Burj Khalifa a short walk on the other and the Metro's station on the highway edge.
The Metro stations for DIFC are Financial Centre and Emirates Towers on the Red Line.
New to renting or buying here? Ejari, the RERA rental index and the cost of buying, explained.