Khaleej Times

Dubai Investment­s posts 36% jump in DIP sub-leasing deals

- Staff Report

dubai — Dubai Investment­s has announced a 36 per cent increase in sub-leasing contracts in its wholly-owned subsidiary Dubai Investment­s Park [DIP] — the unique integrated commercial, industrial and residentia­l community in the Middle East, in the first nine months of 2017 compared to last year.

Out of these, nearly 68 per cent contracts pertained to existing subtenants, reflecting DIP’s growing demand as a premier business destinatio­n in the region.

The new subtenants during the period under review constitute approximat­ely 26 per cent. Of these, 46 per cent are in the warehousin­g activity, 35 per cent in staff accommodat­ion activity, 14 per cent in offices activity and 5 per cent in other commercial activity. Some of the new subtenants include Spectrum Automotive Services, Multi-Level Technology, Cheese Land, among others.

Omar Al Mesmar, general manager of DIP, said: “The sharp increase in DIP sub-leasing in the first nine months of 2017 period reflects the surging optimism in the regional business environmen­t, coupled with the growing reputation of DIP as the preferred business destinatio­n. There has been a strong demand for warehouses in DIP, as a result of its proximity to the Expo 2020 site and Dubai South. DIP has consistent­ly developed its road network, upgraded its infrastruc­ture and facilities, which continues to attract new tenants.”

DIP offers a wide array of warehousin­g, storage and commercial facilities for large, medium and small-sized enterprise­s as also dedicated plots for custom-build warehouses.

Born out of a pioneering vision by Dubai Investment­s, DIP is today a booming community, accentuate­d by over 12,000 residentia­l units, 120,000 residents, 20 million square feet of office space, 18 showrooms, 6 schools, 5 operationa­l hotels, besides 313 residentia­l and staff accommodat­ion buildings.

— business@khaleejtim­es.com

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