The commercial real estate market in the UAE is one of the fastest-growing. It gives companies numerous opportunities to lease or buy properties. Whether you need a retail outlet or open-space furnished office, finding the perfect option requires deep market understanding and careful negotiation. With professional support, you can save time and effort and protect yourself from troubled objects.
Finding the right rental spaces that match your budget and specific requirements.
Full support with market research, preparing documents, and deal negotiations.
From evaluating properties to finalizing contracts, our priority is to secure the process for you
We know all the ins and outs of the UAE real estate market. You can count on us in pinpointing the right locations, editing and revising contracts of all types and following local regulations. ExecDubai acts in your best interest.

To find the appropriate properties we start with analyzing your business needs and expectations, like location, infrastructure, price, etc. Then, we take time to research the market and form a list of offerings matching your requirements.

To avoid pitfalls and misunderstandings, we handle communication with landlords, developers, and real estate agents. Our support ensures full clarity in terms, conditions, and negotiations.

Our team will guide you through all stages of the process and explain the aspects of local legislation and tax policy, so your transaction will comply with legal regulations.

We’ll carry out the whole process, including documentation and register the transaction in accordance with UAE requirements.

When it comes to the final stage, our commercial real estate advisors check the lease or purchase agreement, ensuring every clause is written correctly and works in your favor.

Even after the deal is closed, ExecDubai stays by your side. If any legal questions or property-related issues come up, our team will be there to support you and resolve it.
The attractiveness of the location depends on the interests and requirements of the client.
Our practice shows that in the Dubai commercial real estate market, Business Bay and DIFC stand out for reputable offices and financial firms, offering excellent infrastructure and global connectivity. Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT) and Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO) are more popular among startups and tech-oriented businesses seeking modern facilities at more moderate costs.
In Abu Dhabi, Al Reem Island and Mohammed Bin Zayed City are emerging as promising areas for office business spaces and mixed-use premises with corporate-friendly policies. To find the best location for your business, use professional real estate services.
The time it takes to get a key from your rented office depends on the complexity of the transaction and the readiness of your documents. The process consists of 1-2 property viewings, negotiations, and contract finalization. It might be from a few days to several weeks. Don't hurry; thoroughly check the property.
Leasing is the preferred option for new businesses, requiring less money for start and simplifying relocation. It is a perfect solution if you want to test a market or are unsure about future scaling.
Buying, on the other hand, is a smart move if you plan to establish a long-term presence, want to build equity, or secure a prime location in a high-demand area. You can share your expectations with our commercial real estate advisors, and we will find the object that matches them in the short term.
If you are searching for office business spaces on your own, you should check every detail and don't neglect the following steps:
When choosing our real estate services, clients gain access to market insights and professional support to avoid any pitfalls.
Dubai is one of the most tax-friendly cities globally. There are no annual property taxes on commercial real estate, but despite this, buyers and renters have to pay certain fees. Buyers typically pay the DLD fee, which is 4%, the property registration fee (AED 2,000 + 5% VAT if your object is below AED 500,000 and AED 4,000 + 5% VAT if your object is above AED 500,000), and a fee for a title deed. Moreover, you'll have to pay for insurance.
Tenants are charged a 10% municipality fee on annual rent in Dubai, 5% VAT on leases, and possible service or maintenance charges. When you use professional real estate services, the advisor will calculate all possible mandatory payments to avoid unpleasant surprises.
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