UAE: Demand for office spaces records massive demand in Dubai
Transforming abandoned spaces into eco-friendly marvels, Sweid & Sweid sets new standards
Dubai: Demand for office space in Dubai has witnessed a staggering 34% surge in 2023 compared to the previous year, according to data from the Dubai Land Department. This significant rise is attributed to both anticipated economic growth and ongoing initiatives aimed at bolstering Dubai's business environment.
6 Falak Leads the Charge with Sustainable Design
A key player driving this growth is 6 Falak, a new Grade-A commercial property developed by Sweid & Sweid in Dubai Internet City. The building has achieved a remarkable prelease commitment exceeding 90%, attracting global corporations like Roland Berger, Merck Sharp & Dohme (MSD), and IFS, even before its completion.
LEED-Gold Certification and Eco-Friendly Practices Attract Tenants
The success of 6 Falak can be credited to its focus on sustainability. Designed and built to achieve LEED-Gold certification, the building prioritizes eco-conscious practices by repurposing an abandoned structure, significantly reducing its carbon footprint. This approach reflects a shift in tenant preferences, as highlighted by Maher Sweid, Managing Partner at Sweid & Sweid. "Buildings like 6 Falak, which offer eco-friendly features, are not only in high demand but also command premium leasing rates," he stated.
Redefining the Corporate Experience with Top-Tier Amenities
Beyond its commitment to sustainability, 6 Falak boasts a range of amenities designed to redefine the corporate experience in Dubai. These include private gardens, outdoor terraces, and a bustling lobby featuring Boon Coffee. With its innovative design and dedication to the environment, 6 Falak stands as a testament to Sweid & Sweid's vision for the future of workspaces.