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Concord Tower, Dubai Media City: Location, Metro and How to Get Here

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Practice led byEhab MohamedSenior Litigation Consultant
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Contents10
  1. Concord Tower, Dubai Media City: Location, Address and How to Get to Our Office
  2. Where Concord Tower is
  3. Dubai Media City metro station: which one to use
  4. Tram: the nearest stops
  5. Taxi
  6. Dubai Media City parking
  7. Book before you come
  8. See the office before you travel
  9. Not in Dubai?
  10. Frequently asked questions

Concord Tower, Dubai Media City: Location, Address and How to Get to Our Office

Our office address is Office 1408, Concord Tower, Dubai Media City, Dubai, UAE, which is also the company's registered address. This page is a practical guide to finding it: where the tower sits, which tram stops and metro stations serve it, what to tell a taxi driver, and what to know about parking. Phone numbers and messaging details are on our contacts page.

Where Concord Tower is

Concord Tower is an office tower in Dubai Media City, on the tram side of the district, facing Palm Jumeirah and a short distance from Dubai Marina. The official RTA Dubai Tram map marks it as one of the landmarks along the line.

Dubai Media City itself is a business district and free zone developed by TECOM Group, with companies licensed by the Dubai Development Authority. It was built as a media hub and still hosts major media brands, alongside neighbouring Dubai Internet City and Dubai Knowledge Park. On a weekday, expect office towers, busy lobbies and ground-floor cafés.

For maps and taxis, "Concord Tower, Dubai Media City" is enough. At the building's reception you may be asked who you are visiting: LaWEra Group (Lawera Legal Services LLC), office 1408.

Dubai Media City metro station: which one to use

This is where most visitors get confused, for two reasons: the Red Line runs along Sheikh Zayed Road, inland from the tower, and several stations in this stretch have been renamed.

Al Fardan Exchange is the Red Line station closest to Concord Tower on the map. ⚠️ Until 2025 it was called Al Khail; RTA granted the naming rights to Al Fardan Exchange in 2025, and the old name still appears in older maps, reviews and directions. The walk from the station is longer than the straight-line distance suggests, so in the warmer months take a taxi for the last leg.

Dubai Internet City station, one stop along the line, serves the Internet City side of the district and is further from Concord Tower.

The easiest option by public transport is the metro plus tram. The Dubai Tram connects with the Red Line at Sobha Realty and DMCC stations. Change there and ride the tram to Palm Jumeirah or Media City stop (see below).

Station names in Dubai have changed several times in recent years under RTA's naming rights programme, and the process continues. Check the route on the day in RTA's S'hail app or the RTA journey planner, which carry the current names.

Tram: the nearest stops

The Dubai Tram runs along the coast through Dubai Media City, past Palm Jumeirah and into Dubai Marina. The two closest stops to Concord Tower are Palm Jumeirah and Media City; the tower sits between them, noticeably closer to Palm Jumeirah.

If you are staying in Dubai Marina, JBR or JLT, the tram is the most convenient way to reach us, with no changes needed.

Taxi

Ask for "Concord Tower, Dubai Media City". If the driver hesitates, add "near Palm Jumeirah tram stop".

Dubai Media City parking

If you are driving, tell us when you book and we will point you to the most practical option for that day. Parking arrangements and tariffs in Dubai's business districts change, so we do not publish them here; a quick message beforehand is more reliable than circling the tower before a meeting.

Book before you come

Office hours are 10:00 to 19:00 Dubai time (UTC+4). Please book rather than walk in: the lawyer handling your matter may be at court, at a government office or in another meeting. Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram at +971 58 600 98 87, or call +971 4 585 7471. The first consultation is free. What to prepare and how the meeting runs is covered in how the first meeting with a lawyer works.

See the office before you travel

You can walk through the office now in our 3D office tour: reception, two private offices, the meeting room, the lounge and the coffee area. It is a model reconstructed from video footage of the real premises, so the layout is what you will find when you arrive; dimensions are within about ±5–10% and the furniture is modelled rather than photographed. More about the tour in visit our Dubai office online.

Not in Dubai?

You do not need to travel for a first meeting. Clients abroad usually start with a video call, send documents electronically, and sign any power of attorney where they are, followed by legalisation. A visit to Concord Tower can come later, if and when the matter requires it.

A physical address is also something you can check. Our details are public: Lawera Legal Services LLC, licence no. 1640332, at the address above. For how to verify any company in the UAE, law firms included, see how to verify a company in Dubai. More about who we are is on the about page, and if you are weighing a Dubai Media City licence for your own business, start with how to choose a free zone.

This page gives directions to our office; it is not legal advice. Station names, routes and parking arrangements can change, so check the RTA apps before you travel.

Frequently asked questions

What is the nearest metro station to Concord Tower, Dubai Media City?

On the map, Al Fardan Exchange on the Red Line (called Al Khail until 2025). For an easier trip, take the metro to Sobha Realty or DMCC and change to the tram for Palm Jumeirah or Media City stop.

Which tram stop is closest to Concord Tower?

Palm Jumeirah, with Media City the next stop along. The tower sits between the two, closer to Palm Jumeirah.

Is there a Dubai Media City metro station?

There is no station with that name. The district is served by Al Fardan Exchange and Dubai Internet City stations on the Red Line, and directly by the tram.

Where can I park when visiting?

Ask us when you book and we will suggest the most practical option for your visit.

Can I drop in without an appointment?

We recommend booking, so that the right lawyer is in the office when you arrive.

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