Warehouses and logistics land where demand is measured
Built-to-suit, multi-let warehouses, light-industrial units and land plots in Dubai's logistics corridors, for investors seeking income and for companies setting up UAE operations.
What we do
- Acquisition of income-producing warehouses
- Land search for built-to-suit facilities
- Occupier search for manufacturing and logistics companies
- Lease and covenant review
- Coordination with free-zone and master-developer authorities
What we check before you commit
- Plot use, height and power allocation
- Free-zone versus onshore licensing rules
- Tenant covenant and lease length
- Access to ports, airport and highways
- Upcoming supply in the submarket
Typical holding structures
- Free-zone company
- Onshore UAE company
- Sale-and-leaseback
- Joint venture with an operator
Structures are chosen with your legal and tax advisors. Evara does not give legal or tax advice.
Relevant facts
of new industrial and logistics requirements in Dubai in H1 2026, up from 11.5M sq ft a year earlier
Knight Frank, 29 Jul 2026year-on-year rent growth in Dubai South, to AED 55 per sq ft, the strongest in Dubai in H1 2026
Knight Frank, 29 Jul 2026Questions investors ask
Is industrial demand still growing in 2026?
Knight Frank recorded 12.3 million sq ft of new requirements in Dubai in the first half of 2026, but it also expects rents to find a floor as new supply completes. We underwrite on current leases, not trend lines.
Can a foreign company own a warehouse?
Ownership depends on the zone and the entity. Free zones and freehold areas allow foreign ownership; we confirm the rule for each plot.
Do you work with occupiers as well as investors?
Yes. Occupier mandates often lead to sale-and-leaseback opportunities for investors.
Tell us the mandate. We reply within 24 hours.
Private briefings in Dubai, in Bengaluru or by video call.