Offices for sale in Burj Khalifa
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Price range42M - 52M Properties listed10
Real Resident Voices
- 4.84.8 out of 5 ratingAnonymous
When you are living here ,you feel every day you are in holiday,the worst thing is when you are living in BKH,you couldn’t live anywhere else.I love here.
- 4.84.8 out of 5 ratingAnu
I live in BK now for more than 1 year. Very beautiful and impressive. Safe and clean environment.
- 4.24.2 out of 5 ratingAnonymous
If you are looking for a unique office in Dubai, the Corporate Suites are the places to be. Starting from the 112th floor, the Corporate Suites are offering full floor offices and showcasing 360° views of Dubai. Just spectacular !
- 4.84.8 out of 5 ratingAnonymous
Stayed there for more than 2 months and was really impressed by the quality of service from Burj khalifa staff. From room cleaning to concierge, to gym and pool and yoga centre, everything was perfect.
- 3.03 out of 5 ratingAnonymous
I wish they have more balconies.
- 4.74.7 out of 5 ratingDavid
Theres a great sense of serenity living so high above the ground that you feel the world is still down below
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Price range21M - 75M Properties listed32
Real Resident Voices
- 3.03 out of 5 ratingAbhi
Downtown Dubai is very glitz and glam, it leans fully into that polished, high-end lifestyle and doesn’t really try to be anything else. You’re surrounded by some of the city’s most premium spots, from upscale restaurants to clubs, and being right next to Burj Khalifa honestly never gets old, it always has that awe factor no matter how many times you see it. With The Dubai Mall just there as well, everything feels very elevated and very convenient at the same time. There’s no shortage of lifestyle options either. Gyms, Pilates studios, yoga spaces, all very much on the fancier side, so if you’re into that kind of routine, it’s all right there and done well. That said, it definitely comes at a price. It’s an expensive area to live in, and that extends beyond just rent, even everyday things like groceries feel noticeably higher. It’s not somewhere you move to for value, it’s more about the experience and the lifestyle. Overall, if premium living is what you’re into, Downtown Dubai absolutely delivers. It’s a bit over the top, but that’s kind of the point.
- 3.03 out of 5 ratingSamson
Downtown is good for easy access to different roads, burj views and traffic during peak hours, its easy access to metro and mall
- 3.83.8 out of 5 ratingGomathy
Downtown Dubai is the famous central hub with most of the important attractions surrounded, with best tourist spots. Metro and bus facility is easy to most of the places. Has high end restaurants and recreational activities. Best place to enjoy Dubai city luxurious lifestyle and amenities. It is a busy area so except more traffic.
- 3.53.5 out of 5 ratingRishab
Downtown Dubai is the city’s pulsating heart, offering an upscale, cosmopolitan lifestyle in the center of it all. The area is home to iconic landmarks such as the Burj Khalifa, The Dubai Mall, and the mesmerizing Dubai Fountain, making it one of the most sought-after locations in Dubai. A standout addition to the area is the Grand Opera District, which brings world-class cultural and performing arts experiences to residents, adding a unique blend of sophistication and leisure to daily life. The community features premium apartments with spectacular Burj Khalifa views, waterfront promenades, and a vibrant social scene, making it ideal for those who value luxury and city-center living. Downtown Dubai is well-connected by metro and major roads, ensuring easy access across the city. While living here comes at a premium, the area offers unmatched lifestyle appeal, picturesque surroundings, and proximity to Dubai’s best shopping, dining, and entertainment options, making it perfect for those who can afford the upscale urban experience.
- 3.53.5 out of 5 ratingRishab
Downtown Dubai is the vibrant heart of the city, offering a dynamic, urban lifestyle at the center of it all. Home to iconic landmarks such as the Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Mall, along with the captivating Dubai Fountain, the area is highly picturesque and a major draw for both residents and visitors. It is especially appealing for those seeking premium apartments with direct Burj views and a lively, cosmopolitan atmosphere. The community is well-connected to the rest of Dubai, with strong road and metro access, making commuting relatively convenient. However, this centrality and popularity come with trade-offs—higher rental and purchase costs, heavy tourist footfall, and traffic congestion, particularly during peak hours and weekends. Overall, Downtown Dubai offers an unmatched lifestyle for those prioritizing location, views, and access to world-class attractions, but may be less suited for those seeking quieter, more spacious living environments.
- 4.04 out of 5 ratingRidhika
It offers a premium urban lifestyle with easy-access to the Burj Khailfa, Dubai Mall and a variety of restaurants & cafes. The area is vibrant and perfect for both families and professionals. The only downside is it gets busy with tourists, especially during weekends.
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Price range42M - 52M Properties listed10
Real Resident Voices
- 5.05 out of 5 ratingAnonymous
I like the ambiance, view, link to dubai mall and metro close by. Its security and staff is very well managed and get the solution.
- 3.03 out of 5 ratingAnonymous
I love the location of the building, it still feels very new and everything is finished to a very high standard. However, the gym is very small and should be expanded.
Your Guide to Offices in Burj Khalifa for Sale
Corporate Suites start from the 112th floor of Burj Khalifa, with full floors forming the main commercial units. An office in Burj Khalifa gives businesses a prestigious address with 360-degree views across Downtown Dubai and the coast. The high-specification base build also allows owners to focus on fit-out and branding.
Boutique investment firms, family offices, legal practices, advisory firms, and regional offices often choose these spaces. The location also puts businesses close to Business Bay, DIFC, and Emirates Towers, with banking, legal, and government services within easy reach. This makes the tower a strong option for companies comparing offices in Dubai.
The limited number of corporate suites keeps supply tight and resale activity low. Buyers can therefore view an office in Burj Khalifa as both a premium workplace and a trophy asset. Freehold ownership is available to individuals and companies under Dubai’s commercial property rules, adding to its appeal among buyers of commercial properties in Dubai.
Market Overview
Demand for offices in Burj Khalifa comes mainly from established firms, family offices, professional services companies, and regional headquarters seeking a premium address.
Full-floor offices dominate from the 112th floor upward. Current units range from 6,073 to 6,286 sq ft, with an estimated average of 6,181 sq ft. Limited supply keeps demand for offices in Downtown steady.
Asking prices range from AED 47.8 million to AED 51 million, with an estimated average of AED 49.3 million and around AED 7,970 per sq ft. Large full floor plates command a premium, making them high-value commercial properties in Downtown Dubai.
The tower offers freehold ownership to foreign individuals and companies. Sheikh Zayed Road provides direct access, while the nearest Red Line station is within walking distance. Downtown’s business, retail, and hospitality amenities sit nearby.
Offices Available for sale in Burj Khalifa
Who Should Buy an Office in Burj Khalifa for Sale?
International holding companies
Global firms opening a Dubai headquarters, drawn by a landmark address on the Sheikh Zayed Road corridor.
Legal and advisory practices
Law firms and consultancies with client rosters spread across DIFC, Business Bay, and the wider Downtown district.
Wealth and asset managers
Private banks and family offices that want prestige floors within a short hop of DIFC counterparties.
Long-term commercial investors
Buyers hunting a trophy asset. Resale demand stays firm, and corporate tenants tend to renew rather than move.
Regional headquarters of MNCs
Multinationals setting up a Middle East base, with Dubai Mall on the doorstep and Financial Centre metro a short ride away.
Why Buy Offices in Burj Khalifa for Sale?
A boulevard address that opens doors
An office in Burj Khalifa gives a business a landmark address clients recognise on sight. The Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard entrance and a separate commercial lobby keep client arrivals clear of hotel and residential foot traffic.
Full floor plates, glass on every side
Corporate Suites hand over as full floor layouts wrapped in floor to ceiling glazing. Open plans run to a few thousand square feet, sightlines stretch across Downtown, the coast and Business Bay, and daylight carries through the working day.
Metro at the podium
The Red Line stop links to the tower through an air conditioned walkway inside Dubai Mall. Staff and visiting clients cross the city by rail, and the airport run stays simple even on days when the road below the tower slows to a crawl.
Other business districts are a short hop away
Meetings with banks, law firms, and family offices in DIFC or Business Bay run 5 to 10 minutes by car. Financial Centre Road and Sheikh Zayed Road both feed the tower, so a lunch on one side of the corridor and a signing on the other still fits inside an afternoon.
Valet arrival for clients
Owners of offices in Burj Khalifa get valet at the commercial entrance, with paid visitor parking at Fashion Avenue and the Downtown lots close by. Clients hand over the car, take a dedicated lift bank, and reach the meeting room without hunting a bay, which matters most during peak hours.
A tower that hosts its own hospitality
The Address Downtown, Armani Hotel, At.mosphere and Dubai Mall all sit inside or attached to the building. Lunches, coffees and hotel meeting rooms are minutes from the desk, and the whole day with an out of town client can happen without leaving the address.
Amenities and Lifestyle
Tower offices open straight onto The Dubai Mall podium, so lunch runs, bank visits, and dentist appointments happen without stepping outside.
Healthcare and pharmacies
- Emirates Hospital Clinic, The Dubai Mall
- Aster Pharmacy, Downtown Dubai
- Life Pharmacy, The Dubai Mall
- Mediclinic Dubai Mall
- Valiant Clinic, City Walk
Shopping and supermarkets
- The Dubai Mall
- Waitrose, The Dubai Mall
- Carrefour Market, Souk Al Bahar
- Fashion Avenue
- Galeries Lafayette, The Dubai Mall
Dining and cafés
- Din Tai Fung, The Dubai Mall
- At.mosphere, Burj Khalifa
- The Cheesecake Factory, The Dubai Mall
- Starbucks, The Dubai Mall
- P.F. Chang's, The Dubai Mall
Parks and green spaces
- Burj Park
- Burj Plaza
- Downtown Boulevard promenade
- Souk Al Bahar waterfront walk
Fitness and wellness
- Fitness First Platinum, The Dubai Mall
- Talise Spa, The Palace Downtown
- Armani/SPA, Burj Khalifa
- Reform Athletica, Downtown Dubai
Location and Transportation
Financial Centre Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard connect the district to key business areas. Business Bay sits about 5 minutes away by car, while DIFC takes around 15 minutes. Sheikh Zayed Road (E11) runs alongside the area. Dubai International Airport takes around 15 to 20 minutes off-peak, while Al Maktoum International takes about 35 minutes.
An air-conditioned travelator links Burj Khalifa to the Red Line, making the walk easier during summer. Business Bay Metro Station sits 2.15 km away, while Financial Centre Metro Station is 2.33 km away. RTA bus stops at Dubai Mall Landside serve routes to Deira and Karama. Dedicated taxi and ride-hailing bays at Fashion Avenue also make it easy for tenants renting an office in Burj Khalifa to travel without a private car.
Pros and cons of buying Offices in Burj Khalifa
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Frequently asked questions
The Corporate Suites take up floors 112 through 154. They come as full-floor plates or partitioned units. Each level looks out across Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, and the coast. A dedicated corporate lobby at ground level keeps office traffic separate from hotel and residential lifts.
Emaar Community Management sets the rates for Corporate Suites floors. The figures are published each year by the Dubai Land Department through the Mollak system. Charges cover chilled water, cleaning of common areas, security, lifts, and facade upkeep. Owners pay quarterly or annually. The amount shifts with floor plate and unit size.
Commercial property above 2 million AED counts toward the 10-year Golden Visa under ICP rules. The title deed has to be in the applicant's personal name, fully paid, and free of mortgage. For joint owners, each individual share needs to clear the 2 million AED mark on its own.
Most floors arrive with a high-specification base build already in place, so incoming owners work on interior design rather than heavy construction. Ceilings, raised floors, and core services are done. Layouts, partitioning, and finishes are left open, which is why boutique firms and family offices can move in quickly.







































