Commercial Leasing

Businesses searching for offices for rent in Dubai are entering a market that has steadied and become more open to negotiation. CRC Property's Q3 2026 market report shows office sales volumes recovering, secondary prices stabilising and tenants securing more flexible terms, with 83% of CRC's commercial leasing transact…

Finding the right office for rent in Dubai comes down to three decisions, taken in the right order: the licence your business holds, the district that suits your clients and talent and the total cost of occupying the space rather than the headline rent alone. Get the sequence right and the search narrows quickly. Get i…

Choosing between a free zone and mainland licence is usually framed as a legal or ownership decision. In practice, it is also a real estate decision and one that determines where you can operate, how much space you are required to hold and how soon you will outgrow a flexi-desk. For business owners, entrepreneurs…

Choosing the right location for a warehouse or industrial unit in Dubai has become a more nuanced decision than it once was. Rents are rising across the board, but not evenly, and each submarket now serves a distinct type of occupier and investor. This guide compares Dubai's three leading industrial hubs, Al Quoz, Duba…

Office for Rent in Dubai: A 2026 Guide to Rates, Areas and Lease TermsFinding the right office for rent in Dubai in 2026 means navigating a market that has shifted firmly in the landlord's favour. Grade A supply is tight, rents have climbed across almost every district and businesses that don't come prepared with a cle…

After a red-hot start to the year, Dubai's office market took a breather in Q2 2026. Transaction volumes dropped sharply but sales value barely moved, a gap that tells a more interesting story than the headline number alone. Buyers didn't leave the market, they just got more picky. The Numbers: A Sharp Volume Drop…

Dubai's Commercial Real Estate Market in Q2 2026: Key Trends and InsightsDubai's commercial property market recorded AED 24.25 billion in transaction value during Q2 2026, offering a revealing look at where investor confidence, and capital, is flowing across the office, retail and industrial sectors. In this article, w…

Dubai's real estate market is firing on all cylinders in 2026. But for every investor who's made a fortune on residential apartments, another has quietly outperformed them with a well-placed commercial unit. The real question isn't which asset class wins outright, it's which one wins for you.This guide cuts through the…

One of the most effective ways to enter Dubai's commercial market is not to start from scratch, it is to acquire a business that is already operating. Buying a turnkey business gives you immediate cash flow, an established customer base, trained staff, existing supplier relationships and a proven location.Dubai's econo…

Dubai's position as a global logistics hub makes it one of the world's most strategically important markets for warehouse and industrial property. With Jebel Ali Port, the largest port in the Middle East, at its core, the emirate offers unparalleled access to markets across the GCC, Africa, South Asia and beyond. Wheth…

Dubai's food and beverage sector is one of the most dynamic and rewarding restaurant markets in the world and in 2026, it shows no signs of slowing down. Dubai welcomed 19.59 million tourists in 2025, a 5% increase over the prior year and residents and tourists collectively spend around AED 25 billion annually on dinin…

Dubai's commercial office market has evolved dramatically over the past five years, and the choice businesses face today is more nuanced than ever. Whether you are setting up your first Dubai office or reassessing your current workspace, the decision between a co-working membership and a dedicated fitted office in Duba…