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Warehouses for sale in Dubai

Warehouses, industrial units and whole compounds to buy — each with its plot and built-up area, height, power and asking price.

Available
16
Median price
AED 724/ft²
Price from
AED 737,100
Sizes
6,500–209,995 ft²
What warehouses and industrial buildings sell for across Dubai, area by area· Sale Prices

16 spaces

Listings

Guide

Buying a warehouse in Dubai

Buying fixes your biggest cost and leaves you with an asset you can let when you move on. These are the warehouses and industrial units for sale on the market today, from single units to whole compounds.

Before you offer, check the tenure (freehold or leasehold) and who may own it, the built-up area against the plot, and whether it comes vacant or with a tenant. Each listing states what the owner has given us; we confirm the rest first.

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Questions people ask

How much does a warehouse cost to buy in Dubai?

Across the 16 warehouses for sale on our site today, the median asking price is AED 724 per sq ft, and prices start from AED 737,100. Size, plot, tenure and location explain most of the spread.

Where are the warehouses for sale?

Right now: Al Quoz (6), Dubai Industrial City (3), Jebel Ali (2) and Dubai Investment Park (DIP) (2). Tell us the area and size you need — some warehouses change hands before they are ever advertised.

Who can buy, and is it freehold?

It depends on the area and the plot: some are freehold for all nationalities, others are open to UAE and GCC nationals only or sold on long leases. Each listing states its tenure where the owner has given it, and we confirm it before you offer.

What costs come on top of the price?

In Dubai the Land Department charges a 4% transfer fee on the price, plus registration and trustee office fees, and the agency fee is commonly 2%. Commercial property is subject to 5% VAT where the seller is VAT-registered. The other emirates set their own registration fees.

Figures from the listings live on 15 Nov 2026.