Dubai CommerCity expands with over AED 1.8 billion for digital commerce infrastructure

Dubai is preparing new offices, logistics facilities and spaces for cafés and shops. The second phase of Dubai CommerCity is scheduled for delivery from early 2027 to late 2028.

Dubai CommerCity is preparing its second development phase with investment exceeding AED 1.8 billion. The expansion was announced on 4 October. New facilities are scheduled for delivery between the first quarter of 2027 and the fourth quarter of 2028. The project is being developed jointly by Dubai Integrated Economic Zones Authority and Wasl.

The expansion covers three areas: business, logistics and social spaces. The Business Cluster will gain six office buildings with formats ranging from shell-and-core spaces to ready-to-use workplaces. The Social Cluster will complement the business environment with shops, restaurants, cafés and services. Logistics plans include The Hive: a 5,600-square-metre facility with 181 flexible units, including small spaces starting from five square metres.

Nearly 96% of existing office, logistics and retail space at Dubai CommerCity is already occupied. Against this backdrop, the new phase increases the choice available to e-commerce and technology businesses.

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