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Serviced Offices Dubai - UAE
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Dubai World Central, Dubai
The Dubai World Central (DWC) building is home to this impressive business centre, which is in the district of Jebel Ali. Read More
Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
Call us for more details: 0800 0887 123 Add to List
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BCW Jafza View, Dubai
The BCW Jafza View is strategically located in Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road in Jafza’s office complex of 30 floors. Read More
Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
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Festival Tower, Dubai
Dubai Festival City is a privately funded 1300 acre city development located alongside the banks of Dubai Creek, developed by the Al Futhaim Group Real Estate. Read More
Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
Call us for more details: 0800 0887 123 Add to List
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Burjuman Tower, Dubai
The business centre offers you instant access into the corporate world. Read More
Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
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Green Community, Dubai
This business centre is located in the heart of 67 hectares of landscaped parkland just 40 kms from Dubai International Airport. Read More
Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
Call us for more details: 0800 0887 123 Add to List
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Dubai Airport Free Trade Zone, Dubai
This business centre is located in the Business Park of the Dubai Airport Free Zone. Read More
Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
Call us for more details: 0800 0887 123 Add to List
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Union House, Dubai
Situated in the centre of Dubai, located in the Deira district, an important business location in Dubai. Read More
Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
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Dubai Office Space Guide
A guide to serviced offices and office space to rent in Dubai as well as general information that may be useful if you are thinking of renting office space in the city state.
Rising from the desolate sands of the Arabian Peninsula south of the Persian Gulf, Dubai is one of the most modern cities in the Middle East and an international icon of capitalism and commerce. The city is located on the coast of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and shares borders with Sharjah, Oman and Abu Dhabi. The area around Dubai was first settled in the seventh century by the Umayyads, the first true Muslim dynasty. The Umayyads introduced Islam to the area and opened up numerous trade routes. The first mention of the area by a European was in 1580 from Gaspero Balbi, a pearl merchant, who traded heavily in the region. The city proper was established in the early 19th century by the Abu Falasa clan. However in 1833 the Al Maktoum clan invaded from the neighbouring Abu Dhabi and assumed power, which they still hold to this day. Gradually Dubai turned into a major trading port as well as an important hub of the pearl industry and its population prospered. In 1892 Sheikh Maktoum signed a treaty with the British which turned Dubai into a British protectorate. This was followed in 1894 by the decision to grant a full tax exemption to all foreign traders. This further boosted trade and many foreign merchants made their homes in Dubai. In the early 19th century the pearl industry declined and Dubai experienced political unrest caused by the resulting poverty and perceived inequality between classes. With the help of the British the Al Maktoum clan squashed the unrest and in the late 1960s oil revenues helped stabilize the emirate’s economic situation. In 1973 Dubai joined the United Arab Emirates along with Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Fujairah, Ras al-Kaimah, Sharjah and Umm al-Quwain. Since then Dubai has expanded rapidly, marketing itself as a centre of tourism, commerce, construction and technology.
Dubai has traditionally had a strong office market due to its position as a regional hub of trade. However the development pipeline has been reduced significantly since the global recession with many major projects being delayed or cancelled outright. The vacancy rate city-wide remains high at 44 percent. Despite Dubai’s stability during the Arab Spring demand still remains fairly low as US and European companies remain cautious on making any major moves. Prime rents in Dubai’s CBD remain at AED 1,615 per square metre per annum. Because demand is so low landlords are currently offering generous incentives.
