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Cushman & Wakefield Core

Name: Cushman & Wakefield Core
Address: Emaar Sqaure Building 6, Dubai, 00000, AE
Telephone: +97142452100
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Fueled by ideas, expertise, and dedication across borders and beyond service lines, we create real estate solutions that never settle, ensuring our clients achieve excellence in every endeavor.

07/08/2026

We're pleased to have advised Resources Investment LTD on securing a 20,130 sqft full-floor office at Sky Tower, ADGM, supporting the next phase of the company's growth.

With very limited availability of full-floor Grade A space in ADGM, identifying the right opportunity required both market insight and access to off-market intelligence. Our team worked closely with the client throughout the search, providing strategic advice and negotiating competitive commercial terms to secure a solution aligned with its long-term business objectives.

The transaction reflects the continued strength of demand for institutional-quality office space in Abu Dhabi, where occupiers are increasingly planning ahead to secure the best opportunities in a supply-constrained market.

If you're considering expanding or relocating your office in Abu Dhabi, our Commercial Agency team would be pleased to help. Visit www.cushwake.ae or get in touch directly.

05/08/2026

Location is no longer what drives rent premiums in Cairo's core markets.
Amenity-rich buildings in the city's core markets are commanding stronger rents and faster pre-leasing, according to our latest occupier research. Developers investing in onsite dining, fitness facilities and upgraded lobbies are winning tenants who need these features to retain talent and support senior hires, particularly multinationals competing for the same small pool of people.

It's not yet the baseline for every occupier in Egypt, but for firms hiring in competitive segments, it's becoming part of the decision.

For asset owners, that's a signal worth acting on early: buildings that treat amenities as an afterthought risk losing ground to ones that don't.

Read the full article: https://ow.ly/HIOG50ZwsPh

29/07/2026

Abu Dhabi Q2 2026 MarketBeat – Office & Residential Snapshot

Abu Dhabi's office market remains firmly landlord-favourable, with constrained supply continuing to support record occupancy and rental growth. City-wide office rents rose 33% year-on-year, while prime space in ADGM remains in particularly short supply, prompting occupiers to consider alternative locations such as Al Reem Island.

In the residential market, the first signs of moderation are emerging. Sales prices eased 1% quarter-on-quarter and rents declined 5%, while launch activity remained strong and buyer demand continued to be supported by well-positioned, high-quality developments.

Read the full Abu Dhabi Office MarketBeat here: https://ow.ly/bxGW50Zu4qJ

Read the full Abu Dhabi Residential MarketBeat here: https://ow.ly/bJjr50Zu4qK

24/07/2026

Dubai Q2 2026 MarketBeat – Office & Residential Snapshot

Dubai's office market is showing early signs of moderation, with city-wide rents easing 2% QoQ, the first quarterly decline in nearly five years, as occupiers turn more cautious. Grade A and institutional assets remain resilient, while flex operators emerge as a key growth driver.

On the residential side, over 13,200 units were delivered in Q2, keeping supply on track, while sale prices and rents both softened as the market enters a more balanced phase.

Read the full Dubai Office MarketBeat here: https://www.cushwake.ae/en/marketbeats/marketbeat-office-q2-2026-dubai-uae

Read the full Dubai Residential MarketBeat here: https://ow.ly/ruwY50Zsh7q

22/07/2026

When markets become uncertain, the instinct is often to stop, which isn't always the best commercial decision.

Craig Rooney, Managing Director, Project & Development Services at Cushman & Wakefield Core, explains why the developers who perform best through changing market cycles are often those who stay prepared rather than stand still. From refreshing feasibility studies and testing product-market fit to maintaining momentum in design, the discussion explores how thoughtful planning today can shorten the path to market when conditions improve.

Watch the full video on our YouTube channel and learn how developers can position themselves for the next phase of the market.

Watch here: https://ow.ly/SBLV50ZriQs

Find out more about our Project & Developer Services: https://ow.ly/elEO50ZriQr

15/07/2026

As Egypt's office market matures, occupier priorities are becoming more defined.

Our latest article explores how global occupier trends are playing out in Egypt, where companies continue to prioritise certainty, quality and operational resilience above all else.

Flexibility and employee experience are becoming increasingly important, however, the fundamentals still drive decision-making. Well-managed buildings, transparent lease structures, reliable operations and institutional-grade assets remain the defining factors for businesses looking to establish or expand their presence.

For landlords, investors and occupiers, understanding these local dynamics is essential. The most successful assets will be those that combine operational certainty with the flexibility to support future growth.

Read the full article to learn more: https://ow.ly/kf9o50ZnJJQ

09/07/2026

With Grade A availability remaining limited, the timing and structure of a lease have become increasingly important considerations for occupiers.

As office markets across the UAE tighten, occupiers are finding that timing, lease structure and commercial terms can have as much impact on long-term costs as the headline rental figure.

Our UAE Office Leasing Guide 2026 brings together the practical information businesses need before entering the market, from lease structures and renewal rights to service charges, taxation and the legislation that governs commercial leasing.

Whether you're expanding, relocating or renewing an existing lease, understanding the framework upfront can lead to better decisions and stronger outcomes.

Download your copy here: https://ow.ly/Psh750ZlUZx

25/06/2026

Industrial growth in the UAE is creating the right environment for businesses of every size to grow.

Our latest article, developed in collaboration with KEZAD Group Group, dives into how SME-focused industrial ecosystems are reshaping the next phase of the UAE's manufacturing and logistics sector.

KEZAD's SME-focused model demonstrates how flexible industrial space, shared infrastructure and integrated services can lower barriers to entry, helping businesses scale more efficiently while strengthening local supply chains. As the UAE continues to invest in industrial resilience and economic diversification, this type of ecosystem is becoming an increasingly important competitive advantage.

For developers, investors and occupiers, the message is clear: the future of industrial real estate is shifting from simply providing space to creating environments where businesses can start, grow and succeed.

Read the full article to learn more: https://ow.ly/8Vfv50ZgM7L

24/06/2026

Cushman & Wakefield Core is pleased to have been exclusively appointed as leasing agents for the office space within City Tower by H&H Development, a 93-floor mixed-use tower on Sheikh Zayed Road, now complete and available from June 2026.

Designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners and situated adjacent to DIFC, City Tower offers premium office space within one of Dubai's most prominent new addresses.

To find out more visit: https://ow.ly/pZtX50Zg6hI.

For leasing enquiries, please contact Robert Thomas.

18/06/2026

Uncertainty is reshaping global supply chains and the UAE is benefiting from it.

Our latest article in the Navigating Uncertainty series explores why industrial and logistics demand in the UAE has remained resilient despite a more cautious global backdrop.

As businesses prioritise supply chain resilience, nearshoring, local manufacturing and food security, demand is increasingly concentrating in modern, well-located facilities. The result is a widening gap between older stock and Grade A assets across locations such as Dubai South, KEZAD and Dubai Industrial City.

The bigger shift is strategic; reliability, infrastructure and operational resilience are becoming as important as cost when companies make location decisions.

Many of the forces disrupting global markets are strengthening the UAE's long-term position as a logistics, manufacturing and distribution hub. To find out why, read the full article here: https://ow.ly/5kIo50Ze5HF

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Emaar Sqaure Building 6
Dubai
00000

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 19:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 19:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 19:00
Thursday	08:00 - 19:00
Friday	08:00 - 19:00

Telephone

+97142452100

Website

https://www.cushwake.ae/

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