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Work in the World's Highest Office

A truly one-of-a-kind workspace at the Burj Khalifa, enjoying 360-degree city views

Words by Nikolett Vilmos​ in Portfolio · Feb 19th, 2025

The highest office in the world is now on the market for 12.2M$ (45Maed).

Perched atop the Burj Khalifa, the 6073 sq. ft. space enjoys sensational views of Dubai available from nowhere else in the city, soaring above some of the emirate’s most prestigious landmarks. It is offered in a shell and core condition, giving occupants the unique opportunity to design a wholly bespoke working environment.

“Imagine a blue sky meeting above the clouds,” says Imel Bitout, Associate Director at Christie’s International Real Estate Dubai, which represents the seller. “A record-breaking location, completely tailored surroundings, some of the most recognisable views in the world — these are the types of luxury features that have put this city at the forefront of high-end real estate globally.” 

The office offers a comprehensive corporate luxury experience in line with the Burj Khalifa’s status as Dubai’s calling card to the world. Occupants will be able to avail all that the iconic tower offers its residents. These include fine dining options such as At.mosphere (the world’s highest restaurant), the world’s highest observatory with an outdoor deck, state-of-the-art fitness facilities including an infinity pool, and tennis and basketball courts, the tower’s Armani Hotel Dubai and more. 

Dubai is rapidly becoming a global centre for commercial real estate. As per industry reports, 2024 saw the Dubai commercial property market enjoy a 24% YoY jump to register over 9000 sales transactions valued at a combined US$24.5 billion (approximately AED 89.9 billion). Offices emerged as a cornerstone of this growth, with sales transactions totalling an impressive AED 6.5 billion.

  • Burj Khalifa Tower AED 45,000,000
    • Office
    • studio
    • 6,073 sq. ft.
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“Dubai’s reputation as a major commercial hub is due in no small part to its diverse and globally competitive commercial real estate options,” Bitout remarks. “Not only is this office arguably the most iconic in the world, it is also offered at a much more attractive value than would be the case in almost any other luxury property market globally.” 

Augmenting this is the Burj Khalifa’s own status as a definitive beacon of real estate in Dubai. The tower reportedly enjoyed sales in excess of AED 450 million during 2024, with demand for a lifestyle there reflecting the overall surge in Dubai real estate demand last year. The city recorded AED 761 billion in real estate transactions during 2024 — a 20% rise from 2023, a market record and a figure that meant real estate constituted 8% of the city’s overall GDP. 

Bitout observes: “This office not only offers lavish business surroundings, but also represents Dubai real estate itself in many ways. Both are expected to appreciate in value in 2025 and beyond, making for a luxury experience that is highly lucrative as well.” 

For enquiries, please contact Imel Bitout - +971 50 310 2810