
AED 8,000,000/ year
Warehouse in Al Quoz Industrial Area 1
0 bath · 67,118 sqft · Prime Showroom · Visibility of SZR · On Main Road

Community · Dubai
Al Quoz is the city's industrial and arts district, the warehouses behind Sheikh Zayed Road that hold galleries, gyms, workshops and the businesses that keep the city running, and most of it is not residential at all.
On the market · Al Quoz
7 homes

AED 8,000,000/ year
0 bath · 67,118 sqft · Prime Showroom · Visibility of SZR · On Main Road

AED 1,500,000/ year
1 bath · 7,476 sqft · Multiple Options · Ground Floor Retail

AED 680,000/ year
1 bath · 3,833 sqft · Multiple Options · Ground Floor Retail

AED 600,000/ year
1 bath · 8,600 sqft · G+ M · Warehouse · Private Plot

AED 550,000/ year
1 bath · 6,000 sqft · G+ M · Warehouse · Private Plot

AED 200,000/ year
1 bath · 1,654 sqft · Multiple Options · On SZR · Close To Metro

AED 140,000/ year
1 bath · 1,112 sqft · Multiple Options · On SZR · Close To Metro
The area
Al Quoz is the city's industrial and arts district, the warehouses behind Sheikh Zayed Road that hold galleries, gyms, workshops and the businesses that keep the city running, and most of it is not residential at all. But a few freehold apartment communities sit on its edges, built for the people who work in the district and the districts around it, and they trade as some of the most central affordable homes in Dubai. The name means "the dune": qawz is a rounded hill of sand, which is what stood here before the warehouses, and the Land Department's register still spells it Al Goze.
The district lies inland from Sheikh Zayed Road between Al Barsha and Business Bay, with Jumeirah's villa streets on one side, the Al Khail highway on another and Downtown and the Marina both within a short run. Its industrial quarters are large; its arts quarter, around a converted warehouse avenue, draws the city's galleries and cafes; and its residential communities, mid-rise apartment blocks around courtyards and pools, sit at its edges near the highway.
Apartments from studios to family layouts in the district's freehold communities, plainly built and well let, and a few newer buildings. The rest of the district is workshops and warehouses.
Tenants and first-time buyers who want a central flat at a modest price, within a short run of both Downtown and the Marina. People who work in the district's businesses, its galleries or the districts beside it. Investors, whose yields here have been steady.
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