| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Reference | MG-DXB-09 |
| Asking price | On application |
| Configuration | Basement + ground + first floor + roof |
| Total area | 2,500 sq m (26,910 sq ft) |
| Status | Under construction |
| Floor plan | Customisable |
| Parking | 25 bays |
| Licensing | To be obtained by the incoming operator |
| District | Dubai — disclosed under NDA |
A 2,500 sq m medical facility development site in Dubai is available for acquisition. The building spans basement, ground floor, first floor and roof level, is currently under construction, and the floor plan can still be customised to the incoming operator's clinical requirements. The site includes 25 parking bays.
Most clinic buyers inherit someone else's layout and spend money adapting it. Retrofitting medical gas, drainage, radiology shielding or a compliant procedure room into a finished building is expensive, disruptive, and sometimes structurally impossible.
Acquiring at construction stage means the layout is designed around the licence you intend to hold rather than the reverse. Room dimensions, ventilation, sterilisation flow and waste routing can all be specified to DHA standards from the outset — which shortens the licensing path and reduces the chance of a failed inspection.
At 2,500 sq m across four levels this is a facility scaled for a day surgery centre, a large multi-specialty group or a specialist hospital, not a single practice.
A development site is a different proposition from a licensed clinic. There is no licence to inherit, so the buyer takes on the full DHA pathway. We support that end to end: feasibility and clinical planning, specialty scope definition, layout compliance, licence application and inspection readiness, then recruitment and operational setup.
The 25 parking bays are worth noting — parking provision is a frequent constraint on healthcare licensing in Dubai and a common cause of delay.
In Dubai. Location is disclosed to qualified buyers under NDA.
No. It is a development site. The incoming operator obtains the facility licence, and the specialty scope is defined by the buyer.
The floor plan remains open at present. What is still changeable depends on construction stage at the time of enquiry.
On application. The seller invites offers rather than quoting a fixed figure.
Depends on construction completion and the licensing pathway for the intended scope. We provide an indicative timeline once the clinical brief is defined.
Parking provision is a recurring constraint in DHA facility licensing, and 25 bays is generous for a facility of this size.
