This is a list of shopping malls/shopping centres in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Mall | Location | Gross lease-able area | Number of stores | Remarks / references |
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Dubai Mall | Downtown Dubai | 350,000 m2 (3.77 million sq ft), Total retail floor area is 12.1 million square feet (112 ha). | 1200 | World's most-visited shopping and leisure destination, attracted more than 65 million visitors in 2012. [1] [2] |
Sahara Centre | Sharjah-Dubai Road | 240,050 m2 (2.58 million sq ft) | 530 | Open Since 2002 |
Mall of the Emirates | Al Barsha | 223,000 m2 (2,400,000 sq ft) | 520 [3] | Entire mall is 6,500,000 square feet (600,000 m2). |
City Centre Deira | Deira | 121,000 m2 (1,300,000 sq ft) | 340 | Opened on 27 August 1995. |
Mercato Shopping Mall | Jumeirah | 22,947 m2 (247,000 sq ft) | 140+ | |
BurJuman | Bur Dubai | 300 | [4] | |
Nakheel Mall | Palm Jumeirah | 350 [5] | Nakheel Mall opened on 1 January 2020. | |
Festival City Mall | Dubai Festival City | |||
Ibn Battuta Mall | Sheikh Zayed Road | 28,000 m2 (301,000 sq ft) | 150 | Opened in 2005 |
Oasis Mall Dubai | Sheikh Zayed Road 2nd Interchange | 1.44 million sq. ft | 100+ | |
Wafi Mall | Sheikh Rashid Road | 80,000 m2 (861,113 sq ft) | 200 | |
Al Ghurair City | Deira | +200 | ||
Century Mall Dubai | Al Mamzar | 150,000 sq ft (14,000 m2) | ||
Dubai Marina Mall | Dubai Marina | |||
Dubai Outlet Mall | Dubai Outlet City | +240 | [6] [7] | |
Grand Shopping Mall | Al Quoz Industrial Area 1 | 40,000 sq ft (3,700 m2) | 20 | |
The Pointe | Palm Jumeirah | +190 | ||
Souk Madinat | Al Sufouh | |||
Souk Al Bahar | Downtown Burj Dubai | |||
Times Square Center | Sheikh Zayed Road | |||
Arabian Center | Al Khawaneej Road | 80,000 m2 (861,000 sq ft) | 200 | [8] |
Bin Hendi Avenue | Garhoud | |||
Bolevoured Emirates Tower | Emirates Towers | |||
The Village | Jumeirah Beach Road | |||
Abaya Mall | Mirdif, Dubai | Specializes in abayas and other traditional clothing for women. | ||
Abraj Shopping Center | Deira, Dubai | |||
Al Barsha Mall | Al Barsha 2, Dubai | |||
Al Hail Shopping Center | Deira, Dubai | |||
Al Dhiyafah Center | Al Dhiyafah Road | |||
Al Futtaim Center | Deira | |||
Al Hana Center | Al Satwa | |||
Al Mamzar Shopping Center | Al Mamzar | |||
Al Mamzar Shopping Center | Deira | |||
Al Manal Centre | Deira | |||
Al Maydan Shopping Center | Deira | |||
Al Musalla Tower | Bur Dubai | |||
Al Rais Shopping Center | Bur Dubai | |||
Al Twar Shopping Center | ||||
B1 Mall | Al Barsha 1, Dubai | |||
Beach center | Jumeirah Beach Road | |||
Bin Sougat Shopping Center | Al Rashidiya | |||
Dana Shopping Center | Deira | |||
Dubai Shopping Center | Deira | |||
Dune Center | Al Dhiyafah street | |||
Dubai Gold and Diamond Park | Deira | |||
Hamarain Shopping Centre | Deira | [9] | ||
Holiday centre | Holiday Inn Crown Plaza Hotel | |||
Karama Shopping Centre | Karama | |||
LuLu Centre | Karama | |||
LuLu Hypermarket | Al Qusais | |||
LuLu Village | Muhaisnah | |||
Magrudy's Enterprise | Jumeirah Beach Road | |||
Mazaya Shopping Centre | Sheikh Zayed Road | |||
Nakheel Centre | Deira | |||
Reef Mall | Deira | |||
Safest Way Shopping Complex | Sheikh Zayed Road | |||
The Galleria | Hyatt Regency | |||
The Intercontinental Plaza | Inter-Continental Hotel | |||
Town Centre Jumeirah | Jumeirah Beach Road | |||
Twin Towers Shopping Centres | Deira, Dubai | |||
Villa Mod | Sheikh Zayed Road | |||
Warba Centre | Deira, Dubai | |||
City Centre Mirdif | Mirdif | 3,116,451 sq ft (289,527.8 m2) | 430-450 | |
Al Ittihad Mall | Muhaisnah | [10] | ||
Sunset Mall | Jumeirah Beach Road | 1,000,000 sq ft (93,000 m2) | 100 | Opened in December, 2011 [11] [12] |
Dragon Mart | Dubai-Hatta road | 150,000 sq m | 6,000 shops and kiosks [13] | [14] |
The Galleria Mall | Al Wasl Road | 65,000 sq ft (6,000 m2) | 35 | Opened in 2014 [15] |
City Center Me'aisem | International Media Production Zone | 23,850 sq ft (2,216 m2) | Unknown | Opened on 1 September 2015 [16] |
Golden Mile Galleria | Palm Jumeirah [17] | 400,000 sq ft (37,000 m2) [18] | [19] | |
Dubai Hills Mall | Dubai Hills Estate [20] | 750 | ||
Cityland Mall | Beside Global Village | + 350 | ||
Damac Mall | Damac Hills | 110,000 Sq ft | 30 shops [21] | Opened in September 2023 [22] |
Mall | Location | GLA | Number of stores | Remarks |
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Grand City Mall Jebel Ali | Downtown Jebel Ali | 538,000 sq ft (50,000 m2) | 5000 | Construction started in April 2007 [23] |
India Mart [24] | Dubai International City | |||
Palm Mall [25] | Palm Deira | On hold | ||
Great Dubai Mall [26] | Dubai International City | |||
SouqExtra | Al Barsha, Muhaisnah, Al Quoz, Dubai World Central, Ewan Residences, Dubai Silicon Oasis | SouqExtra is a chain of smaller shopping centers, under construction in different locations of Dubai. [27] | ||
Mall of Arabia | Dubailand | On hold | ||
SM City Dubai | Al Mamzar | [28] | ||
Dubai Square | Dubai Creek Harbour | 6,100,000 sq ft (570,000 m2) | 8,500 | |
Meydan One Mall | Meydan One | 258,300 sq ft (24,000 m2) | 700 | |
Mushrif Mall | Al Khawaneej Road | 53,000 sq ft (4,900 m2) | 126 | Construction picked up in April 2018. Expected completion May 2019. [29] |
Circle Mall | Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Road | 235 shops, restaurants and outlets [30] | ||
Deira Mall | Deira Islands | 10,305,767.00 Sq ft [31] | 1,000 shops, cafés, restaurants and entertainment [32] | |
Warsan Souk | Dubai International City | 650,000 Sq ft [33] | 1,170 shops [34] | Properties owned by Nakheel properties |
In September 2011, a music video about the Malls of Dubai by a Dubai resident Rohit Iyengar went viral on the video sharing site YouTube. [35] [36]
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