GCC commercial real estate: office and industrial stock, rents and occupancy

Building-level commercial property data for a region where reliable office and logistics market figures are hard to find.

What's included

• 2,400 office, logistics and light-industrial buildings with location, grade, gross leasable area and completion year
• Quarterly occupancy, asking rents and achieved rents where landlords share them
• Supply pipeline: projects under construction or announced, with expected completion
• Submarket summaries: stock, vacancy, net absorption and average rents
• Notes on lease incentives such as rent-free periods

How buyers use it

• Investors and lenders underwrite acquisitions and refinancing with building-level evidence
• Occupiers benchmark rents before renewing or relocating
• Developers test demand and pipeline risk for new office or warehouse schemes
• Consultants and valuers support appraisals with comparable evidence

Coverage and methodology

Each quarter we survey more than 300 landlords, property managers and brokers by phone and online form, and supplement responses with developer announcements and municipal permit records. Coverage is deepest in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Jeddah and Doha, and thinner for older Grade B and C stock that changes hands privately. Achieved rents are reported only where at least three sources agree, and every value carries a source count. Rents are expressed per square foot per year in local currency.