Offices for rent in Dubai Hills Estate

At what price ranges can I find offices in Dubai Hills Estate?

In Dubai Hills Estate, you can find offices with rental prices ranging from AED 194,400 to AED 2,089,712.

What is the current number of offices for rent in Dubai Hills Estate?

Tenants can find 36 offices listed on Bayut.

What are the most sought-after locations for renting offices in Dubai Hills Estate?

These are the locations most preferred by tenants seeking offices:

• Park Heights
• Dubai Hills Estate Business Park

How much is the annual rental price for offices in Dubai Hills Estate?

The average rent of offices listed is around AED 912,067. Factors such as property type, size, features and location can impact the rental price.

Is there any change in the rental cost of offices listed for renting in Dubai Hills Estate?

Asking rent for offices in Dubai Hills Estate have experienced a change of +24% over the past 6 months.

Which neighborhoods close to Dubai Hills Estate can be considered for renting offices?

If you want to rent offices near Dubai Hills Estate, consider the following neighbouring areas:

• Al Quoz
• Al Barsha
• Meydan City

Which real estate agencies in Dubai Hills Estate have the most offices for rent?

The real estate agencies with the highest volume of rental offices include the following:

• Cushman & Wakefield Core
• Banke International Properties
• Driven Properties

How many rent transactions were recorded in Dubai Hills Estate for offices?

67 new rental contracts for offices were registered in the last 12 months in Dubai Hills Estate.

What is the average rental price of offices in Dubai Hills Estate?

AED 529,937 is the average recorded price for offices rented in Dubai Hills Estate, according to DLD transactions of the last 12 months. The transactions represent actual values that vary as per the condition of the offices and the amenities and facilities around them.

Have there been any shifts in the rent of Dubai Hills Estate offices?

The rental costs of offices have seen a shift of +26% according to the transactional data recorded by DLD.