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  • Apartment - 2 - 2 for rent in Gate Apartments - Uptown Mirdif - Mirdif - Dubai
    Apartment - 2 - 2 for rent in Gate Apartments - Uptown Mirdif - Mirdif - Dubai
    Apartment - 2 - 2 for rent in Gate Apartments - Uptown Mirdif - Mirdif - Dubai

    Listed 5 months ago

    4,500 weekly

    Super Deal | Spacious 2BHK Apt in Uptown Mirdif

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    Area: 1,514 ft²

    Apartment

    Gate Apartments, Uptown Mirdif, Mirdif, Dubai

    Everluxe Holidays

    Everluxe Holidays

  • Apartment - 1 - 2 for rent in Al Multaqa Avenue - Mirdif Hills - Mirdif - Dubai
    Apartment - 1 - 2 for rent in Al Multaqa Avenue - Mirdif Hills - Mirdif - Dubai
    Apartment - 1 - 2 for rent in Al Multaqa Avenue - Mirdif Hills - Mirdif - Dubai

    Listed 6 months ago

    3,200 weekly

    Stylish 1BR Apartment | Mirdif | Near Airport

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    Area: 787 ft²

    Apartment

    Al Multaqa Avenue, Mirdif Hills, Mirdif, Dubai

    Renie Boy Ramos Guevarr

    Renie Boy Ramos Guevarr

Mirdif
Mirdif
3.2

The average rent here is AED 48K/year.

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Price Insights

  • Price range3.2K - 4.5K
  • Properties listed2
  • Avg. price48K4.5%
  • Avg. price/sqft91.044.2%
  • Rental yield6.2%
  • Sales value281.4M14.7%
  • Sales volume4,06118.4%

Real Resident Voices

  • 2.6
    Wael A.

    Mirdif is a good location to live in if you have a car, depending on where in Mirdif you live you can be in a area that is walking distance from a park, a walkable area and next to good restaurants.

  • 4.9
    Hiba A.

    Love that community. It is a very peaceful and family-friendly one.

  • 1.0
    Anonymous

    Place getting old, rent still very high

  • 2.8
    Abhi S.

    Mirdif feels very different from the high-rise, fast-paced areas of Dubai. It’s calm, leafy and very family-oriented, with plenty of villas and townhouses. Streets are wide, there’s green space, and it feels like a proper residential neighbourhood rather than a city buzz zone. It’s a car-dependent area, so getting around without one can be tricky, and public transport options are limited. That said, it’s close enough to Dubai Festival City and other main roads, so commuting isn’t too painful. Mirdif City Centre is right there too, a big mall with all the usual shopping, dining and entertainment options, which makes daily life convenient. There are also good schools, gyms, cafés and supermarkets around. Overall, Mirdif works if you want a quieter, suburban vibe, plenty of space, and family-friendly living while still having malls and amenities nearby.

  • 3.0
    Mahmoud C.

    Mirdif continues to be one of Dubai's beloved "suburban utopias". While the rest of the city has become more modern and high-tech, Mirdif remains a grounded, family-first neighborhood. Pros: - Great for families - Plenty of convenience (Uptown Mirdif and Mirdif City Center are very close to you) - Great education hub (GEMS Royal and Mirdif American School) - Feels very organic compared to the rest of Dubai (plenty of greenery as well) - Extremely pet-friendly and very community-oriented neighborhood Cons: - Close to the airport, so expect to hear loud noises from planes - Lack of reliable public transportation (if you don't have a car, you're in for a rough time) - Isolation

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Your Guide to Mirdif Apartments for Rent

Mirdif is one of Dubai's most established residential neighborhoods, offering an authentic suburban lifestyle that feels genuinely lived-in rather than artificially constructed. Unlike the towering glass structures that dominate central Dubai, this community features low-rise buildings, wide streets, and abundant green spaces. The area strikes an ideal balance for residents who want distance from the city's relentless pace while maintaining convenient access for work commutes and leisure activities.

Life here moves at a noticeably calmer rhythm. Families form the heart of the community, and it's common to see children cycling through safe streets or playing in shaded parks on weekend afternoons. The neighborhood functions as a largely self-contained area where residents can handle most daily needs without lengthy drives. 

One characteristic worth noting upfront: Mirdif sits beneath the flight path to Dubai International Airport. Aircraft noise occurs regularly throughout the day, though most residents view this as a reasonable trade-off for living just 10 minutes from the terminal. For those seeking Mirdif apartments for rent, the combination of competitive pricing, family-oriented amenities, and excellent connectivity keeps demand consistently strong year-round.

Market Overview

Mirdif continues to attract tenants looking for value without sacrificing quality of life. Rental prices across the community average around 121,000 AED annually, which sits comfortably below Dubai's overall average. This pricing advantage makes the area particularly appealing to families and long-term expats who prioritize space and community atmosphere over proximity to downtown entertainment districts.

Apartment sizes vary considerably depending on the sub-community and building age. Studios typically range from 450 to 523 square feet, while one-bedroom units span 998 to 1,328 square feet. Two-bedroom layouts generally measure between 1,116 and 1,521 square feet, offering families genuine living space. Three-bedroom apartments extend from 1,598 square feet up to nearly 3,000 square feet in premium developments, while four-bedroom units can reach as large as 3,214 square feet.

Properties for rent in Mirdif commonly include balconies, built-in wardrobes, and covered parking as standard features. Many units come equipped with kitchen appliances, which significantly simplifies the moving process for new tenants. Buildings in newer developments like Mirdif Hills offer shared facilities including gyms and swimming pools, while established communities such as Ghoroob and Shorooq are recognized for professional property management and reliable maintenance standards.

Market activity remains steady throughout the year, with the most sought-after category being two-bedroom apartments. The area particularly attracts young families, established expat households, and professionals who travel frequently for work. The combination of affordability, space, and proximity to the airport creates consistent tenant interest across all property sizes.

Average Prices & Sizes of Apartments for Rent in Mirdif

  • Studio apartments: approx. AED 53,000 to 65,000 per year, 450 to 523 sq ft
  • 1-bedroom apartments: approx. AED 75,000 to 100,000 per year, 998 to 1,328 sq ft
  • 2-bedroom apartments: approx. AED 100,000 to 130,000 per year, 1,116 to 1,521 sq ft
  • 3-bedroom apartments: approx. AED 153,000 to 190,000 per year, 1,598 to 2,990 sq ft
  • 4-bedroom apartments: approx. AED 197,000 to 250,000 per year, up to 3,214 sq ft

Why Rent an Apartment in Mirdif?

Family-Friendly Suburban Living

Mirdif offers wide streets, gated communities, green parks, and safe cycling paths. The neighborhood is built around family life, with children's play areas, community gardens, and a calm pace that is hard to find elsewhere in Dubai.

Unbeatable Airport Proximity

Dubai International Airport is just a 10-minute drive from most parts of Mirdif. This makes the community a top choice for frequent travelers, airline crew, and professionals who require regular international travel without long commutes to the terminal.

Established Pet-Friendly Community

Mirdif is widely considered one of Dubai's most pet-welcoming neighborhoods. Bark Park provides a dedicated space for dogs, while wide pavements and open green areas make daily walks convenient. Many buildings and landlords actively welcome pets.

Affordable Space Compared to Central Dubai

Renters in Mirdif consistently get more square footage per AED than in most other Dubai communities. Two and three-bedroom apartments here cost significantly less than comparable units in Dubai Marina or Downtown Dubai, making it ideal for families upgrading their space on a sensible budget.

Top Locations with Apartments for Rent in Mirdif

The community divides into several distinct sub-neighborhoods, each offering different price points and living environments for those seeking a flat for rent in Mirdif.

Mirdif Hills

This newer development brings contemporary finishes and modern amenities to the suburban setting. The area is divided into three main sections:

Nasayem Avenue represents the premium tier with average annual rents of 116,361 AED. The avenue specializes in large three and four-bedroom layouts, often including maid's rooms and multiple balconies. These units appeal to established families wanting generous space and modern facilities.

Janayen Avenue averages 107,129 AED annually and provides a mixture of one to three-bedroom apartments. Many units offer views toward Mushrif Park, connecting residents to green spaces while maintaining access to modern building amenities.

Al Multaqa Avenue focuses on smaller units and hotel apartments, with average rents of 73,497 AED per year. This section attracts singles and young professionals, offering furnished options and utilities-included arrangements uncommon elsewhere in Mirdif.

Uptown Mirdif

Designed to function as a compact town center, this highly walkable area sits at the community's heart. It comprises three residential sections:

Courtyard Apartments average 65,132 AED and sit within the retail district, providing immediate walking access to shops, restaurants, and cafes. This central positioning suits those who prefer handling daily errands without driving.

Garden Apartments average 92,934 AED annually and feature distinctive architectural character with European-inspired design elements. The buildings stand out visually from typical Dubai developments.

Terrace Apartments deliver a similar boutique atmosphere with average rents of 81,884 AED. These units often include private outdoor spaces and benefit from the pedestrian-friendly environment.

Ghoroob and Shorooq

These large communities form the backbone of Mirdif Dubai apartments rent market, known for consistent property standards and professional management.

Ghoroob occupies the southern section with average rents of 63,819 AED. The community attracts families seeking established neighborhoods with proven maintenance track records and reliable building standards.

Shorooq sits on the eastern side, offering comparable lifestyle quality with average pricing of 60,994 AED annually. The area provides similar shared facilities and building quality as Ghoroob at slightly more accessible rates.

Who Should Rent an Apartment in Mirdif?

Families with Children

Mirdif is ideal for families seeking quality schools, safe play areas, and calm community living.

Frequent Travelers

Frequent flyers benefit from Mirdif’s 10-minute proximity to Dubai International Airport.

Budget-Conscious Renters

Tenants seeking more space per AED than central Dubai will find Mirdif offers strong value.

Long-Term Expat Households

Expat families seeking stability, neighbors, and a strong community feel thrive in Mirdif living.

Pet Owners

Pet owners seeking a dog-friendly neighborhood with green spaces will find Mirdif hard to beat in Dubai.

Amenities & Lifestyle in Mirdif 

Mirdif is a self-sufficient neighborhood where residents rarely need to venture far for daily requirements.

Schools

  • Star International School
  • Uptown International School
  • Mirdif American School

Nurseries

  • British Orchard Nursery
  • Emirates British Nursery
  • Chubby Cheeks Nursery

Healthcare

  • HMS Mirdif Hospital
  • Mediclinic Mirdif
  • iCare Clinic
  • Medcare

Shopping and Dining

  • City Centre Mirdif (major retail hub with Vox Cinemas and iFly Dubai)
  • Uptown Mall (boutique shopping)
  • Gazebo
  • Paul
  • Bosporus
  • Oregano

Supermarkets

  • Carrefour
  • Spinneys
  • Union Coop
  • Grandiose

Fitness and Recreation

  • Mushrif Park (extensive green space for picnics and outdoor activities)
  • Mirdif Park (jogging paths)
  • Uptown Mirdif Park (yoga-friendly open areas)
  • Bark Park (dedicated dog facility)

Location & Transportation

Mirdif's position on Dubai's outskirts provides practical access to business districts while maintaining suburban separation from downtown congestion.

The community connects to the broader emirate via Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Al Khawaneej Street (D89). These major routes facilitate smooth travel throughout the city and to neighboring emirates. While no metro station operates directly within Mirdif, Centrepoint Metro Station sits approximately 10 minutes away by car or bus. Local bus services including Mirdif Downtown Gate 1 and 2 connect residents to the wider public transit network.

Dubai International Airport sits just 10 minutes away by car, making Mirdif ideal for frequent travelers. Dubai Festival City and Al Warqa are similarly reachable within 10 to 15 minutes. Unlike more densely developed areas, Mirdif provides abundant free public parking throughout the community, and residential buildings typically include dedicated spots for tenants.

Pros & Cons of Renting an Apartment in Mirdif

Pros:

  • Strong family orientation with a genuine community atmosphere
  • Significantly more affordable than central Dubai neighborhoods
  • Exceptional airport proximity for frequent travelers
  • Abundant schools and nurseries within short distances
  • Pet-friendly environment with dedicated facilities
  • Generous green spaces, including access to Mushrif Park
  • Ample free parking throughout the community

Cons:

  • Regular aircraft noise from flight path positioning
  • No metro station within comfortable walking distance
  • Traffic congestion during school hours near main roads
  • 30 to 35 minute drive required to reach public beaches
  • Older properties in certain sections lack premium finishes found in newer Dubai developments

FAQs About Apartments for Rent in Mirdif

What is the average rent for a 2-bedroom apartment in Mirdif?

The average annual rent for Mirdif apartments for rent (2-bedroom) is AED 100,000–130,000. Mirdif Hills is higher, while Ghoroob and Shorooq are more affordable.

Is Mirdif a good area for families in Dubai?

Yes, Mirdif Apartments for Rent are popular with families due to schools, parks, safe streets, and a calm suburban feel.

Are Mirdif apartments pet-friendly?

Many Mirdif flats for rent are pet-friendly, with green spaces and Bark Park available. Policies vary by building.

How far is Mirdif from Dubai International Airport?

Most apartments for rent in Mirdif are about 10 minutes from Dubai International Airport, ideal for frequent travelers.

What are the best sub-communities for apartments in Mirdif?

Top options for flats for rent in Mirdif include Mirdif Hills, Uptown Mirdif, Ghoroob, and Shorooq.

Is there public transport available in Mirdif?

Rental apartments in Mirdif are served by buses linking to Centrepoint Metro (10 mins). Most residents use cars.

How does rent in Mirdif compare to the rest of Dubai?

An apartment for Rent in Mirdif is 7–15% cheaper than Dubai’s average, offering more space than central areas.

Apartments Available for Rent in Mirdif

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Price insights for Apartments in Mirdif

Average prices for Apartments for rent in Mirdif

CommunityAverage price (AED/year)
Janayen Avenue Block B119,474
Janayen Avenue Block A106,693
Nasayem Avenue 1104,609
Ghoroob A3365,088
Ghoroob A2565,049
Ghoroob A3264,987
Ghoroob A4164,843
Ghoroob A3964,457
Almultaqa Avenue Block D60,611
Courtyard Residence 256,825

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