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Warehouse space in Dubai Investment Park (DIP)
Asking rents for warehouses in Dubai Investment Park (DIP) run from AED 65 to 75 per sq ft a year (middle half of 586 listings, October 2026), with a median of AED 70. Leasing a typical 6,610 sq ft warehouse costs about AED 461,000 a year at asking rent; warehouses for sale start from AED 7.5 million.
- Median asking rent
- AED 70
- per sq ft a year
- Buying from
- AED 7.5M
- asking price for 10,765 sq ft
- Typical unit size
- 6,610 sq ft
- about AED 461,000 a year
- Licence needed
- Mainland
- Dubai trade licence (DET)
- Warehouses for rent
- 586
- advertised in Dubai Investment Park (DIP) on 4 October 2026
- Warehouses for sale
- 31
- advertised in Dubai Investment Park (DIP) on 4 October 2026
Rent by warehouse size
Median asking rent for each size of warehouse advertised in Dubai Investment Park (DIP). Sizes with fewer than 5 listings are left out.
| Unit size | AED per sq ft | Annual rent | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 5,000 sq ft | 70 | AED 265,000 | 218 |
| 5,000 to 10,000 sq ft | 70 | AED 497,200 | 190 |
| 10,000 to 20,000 sq ft | 65 | AED 922,500 | 76 |
| Over 20,000 sq ft | 67 | AED 2,793,000 | 102 |
How Dubai Investment Park (DIP) compares
The median warehouse in Dubai is advertised at AED 70 per sq ft a year, with the middle half between AED 60 and 88. Nearby industrial areas:
- Dubai Investment Park (DIP) (this area)AED 7065 to 75 per sq ft
- Dubai, all warehousesAED 7060 to 88 per sq ft
- Jebel AliAED 5040 to 68 per sq ft
- Al QuozAED 9575 to 122 per sq ft
- Dubai Industrial CityAED 6055 to 69 per sq ft
Where the warehouses are in Dubai Investment Park (DIP)
Parts of Dubai Investment Park (DIP) with 10 or more warehouses advertised, most first. Rent is the median asking rent per sq ft a year; buying from is the cheapest ready warehouse for sale, October 2026.
| Part of Dubai Investment Park (DIP) | Typical unit | Rent per sq ft | Buying from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dubai Investment Park 2 (DIP 2) | 6,200 sq ft | AED 70 | AED 9M |
| Dubai Investment Park 1 (DIP 1) | 6,610 sq ft | AED 70 | AED 9M |
| Warehouse G | 8,096 sq ft | AED 72 | Few for sale |
| 8WD | 6,610 sq ft | AED 72 | Few for sale |
Dubai Investment Park (DIP) at a glance
- Licence
- Mainland, Department of Economy and Tourism (DET)
- Warehouse space on the market
- About 9.4 million sq ft in 526 units
- District
- 2,300 hectares in DIP 1 and DIP 2, run by Dubai Investments since 1997
- People and metro
- 100,000+ people work in the park; Dubai Investment Park metro station
What the listings say
- Typical number of cheques
- 4
- Listings accepting 4 cheques or more
- 57%
- Median sale price per sq ft
- AED 600
- A year of rent as a share of the price
- 11.7%
What to check before you sign
The same questions decide most warehouse leases. Ask them before you visit.
- 1
Power
Ask for the power load in kW or kVA, and whether it is enough for your machines, cold storage or charging. Upgrading the supply is slow and paid by the tenant.
- 2
Height and loading
Check the clear height under the roof, the number of loading doors and whether a 40 ft truck can turn in the yard.
- 3
Civil Defence and licence activity
Your trade licence activity has to match the use of the unit, and some goods need Civil Defence approval. Check both before you sign.
- 4
Office and staff space
Many units include a small office, toilets or a mezzanine. Ask what is included in the size you pay for.
- 5
Payment terms
Most warehouse landlords in Dubai Investment Park (DIP) ask for 4 cheques a year. Agree it early: it changes how much cash you need up front.
Questions people ask
How much does it cost to rent a warehouse in Dubai Investment Park (DIP)?
Asking rents for warehouses in Dubai Investment Park (DIP) run from AED 65 to 75 per sq ft a year for the middle half of 586 listings (October 2026), with a median of AED 70 per sq ft, against AED 70 for Dubai as a whole. A typical 6,610 sq ft warehouse is advertised at about AED 461,000 a year.
Which parts of Dubai Investment Park (DIP) have the most warehouses?
Most warehouses advertised in Dubai Investment Park (DIP) are in Dubai Investment Park 2 (DIP 2) (262 listings, median AED 70 per sq ft), Dubai Investment Park 1 (DIP 1) (222 listings, median AED 70 per sq ft), Warehouse G (22 listings, median AED 72 per sq ft), 8WD (13 listings and median AED 72 per sq ft), as of October 2026.
How much does it cost to buy a warehouse in Dubai Investment Park (DIP)?
31 warehouses are advertised for sale in Dubai Investment Park (DIP) (October 2026). The cheapest ready warehouse is AED 7.5 million for 10,765 sq ft, and the median is AED 600 per sq ft. At the median asking rent, a year of rent is about 11.7% of the purchase price, before service charges and empty months.
What licence do I need for a warehouse in Dubai Investment Park (DIP)?
Dubai Investment Park (DIP) is on the mainland, so your company needs a Dubai mainland trade licence issued by the Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), with an activity that allows storage or the work you plan, and the lease is registered with Ejari.
How much warehouse space is available in Dubai Investment Park (DIP)?
About 9.4 million sq ft of warehouse space was advertised for rent in Dubai Investment Park (DIP) on 4 October 2026, in about 526 different units. The same unit is often advertised by several agencies, so there are more listings (586) than units.
How many cheques do warehouse landlords in Dubai Investment Park (DIP) accept?
Most listings ask for 4 cheques a year, and 57% accept 4 or more.
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Send us your briefUpdated 4 October 2026 · TijarHub research
How we calculate these figures: asking rents and sale prices for warehouses in Dubai Investment Park (DIP) advertised on public listing portals on 4 October 2026. Figures are medians; the range is the middle half of listings. Warehouse space on the market adds up the size of each different unit advertised for rent. Facts about the district come from public sources and are shown only when two of them agree. Asking prices can differ from signed rents and sale prices.