Offices and commercial units for investors and companies — selected for location, tenant demand and long-term value.
Commercial property — offices, retail and mixed-use space — lets investors diversify beyond apartments and gives companies a permanent address in Dubai. Lease terms for offices are usually longer than for homes, and tenants often take care of their own fit-out.
I help you choose the right building and unit, compare payment plans and service charges, and plan the leasing strategy. As with every purchase, everything is individual — message me and I will send the details privately.

Shell & core or fitted offices in Business Bay, DIFC, Downtown and other business districts.
Ground-floor retail and F&B units in residential and mixed-use communities.
Expected rent, lease length and tenant profile — before you buy.
A 380-metre mixed-use landmark at the gateway of Business Bay — 45 floors of offices, a five-star lifestyle hotel crowning the tower and a sky pool at 335 metres, managed by Omniyat.
Details and assumptions are shared only in a private message. Estimates are not a guarantee of future returns.

Months counted from the effective date, according to the developer’s fact sheet.
Yes. Foreign individuals and companies can buy offices and commercial units in Dubai’s designated freehold areas, such as Business Bay.
Yes — unlike residential property, the sale and lease of commercial property in the UAE is generally subject to 5% VAT. Investors registered for VAT may be able to recover it; please check with a tax adviser.
It depends on the building, the unit and the lease. For Lumena Alta the estimated ROI is 9.06% (estimated net ROI 18.6%); the details and assumptions are shared only in a private message.
For Lumena Alta the developer offers a 50/50 plan: 50% during construction (in stages from booking to 36 months) and 50% on completion.
There are no ready-made packages. Tell me what you need and I will come back to you personally with the next steps.