Dubai, the most populous of the United Arab Emirates' seven emirates, sits on the southeast coast of the Persian Gulf. Once fueled by oil, its economy now thrives on aviation, tourism, real estate, and financial services. As the region's logistics and transport hub, it offers air connections to key global destinations.
For businesses expanding into Dubai, serviced offices like those at Focal Point Business Center stand out. They minimize upfront investment, with expert office managers assisting entrepreneurs in building operations and securing essential trade licenses.
Traditional offices often face low occupancy due to large sizes and costly setups (typically shell-and-core). A portable office cubicle or virtual office provides a flexible, efficient alternative.
Clients prioritize size, quality, and cost when renting office space or conference rooms. Ideal locations include JLT (with its Free Zone) or Dubai Marina (for LLC setups), depending on your license needs.
The average monthly cost for a fitted 200 sq ft office for three people ranges from Dhs 1,500 to 6,500, based on location and amenities. This includes internet, conference rooms, AV equipment, lounges, kitchens, and reception services.
The Dubai Economic Department mandates a minimum 200 sq ft for business licenses. With Expo 2020 approval (now Dubai 2020), developments in Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Business Bay, and Dubai World Central Airport continue to expand opportunities.
Portable Office Cabin Dubai offers layouts from single-person setups to 100+ workstations, tailored to your needs.
Establishing in Dubai opens doors to the Middle East market. As one of the region's most westernized, business-friendly cities, it's a global hub essential for efficient regional transactions.
The sand for Dubai's Palm Islands could fill 2.5 Empire State Buildings (94 million cubic meters used).
The Burj Khalifa is visible up to 95 km away—farther than the distance between Freiburg, Germany, and Strasbourg, France (86.4 km).
High floors in the Burj Khalifa (150+) delay Ramadan fasting as sunlight lingers longer.
Expatriates comprise 85% of the population (10-15% Emirati), driving booming real estate from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
Burj Al Arab's 24-karat gold leaf covers 1,790 sq m—enough for 46,265 Mona Lisas (each 0.3869 sq m).
Dubai produces 50,000-70,000 barrels of oil daily (11,000 cubic meters), filling 4.5 Olympic pools. Peak output hit 400,000 barrels in 1991.
Ready to relocate? Focal Point Business Center provides hassle-free serviced offices for startups and established firms. Call +971 45964000 for a tour of your ideal workspace.
