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Coming soon · Downtown Dubai
“A name that shaped one skyline is about to shape yours.”
From the Devmark teaser
Devmark has announced an 87-floor, 372-metre commercial tower in Downtown Dubai, bringing a New York commercial real estate name to the city for the first time. Floors can be taken whole or split into as many as eight offices, and five floors are reserved for amenities. Prices and the launch date are still to be confirmed, so the best position today is on the interest list.
01 · The legacy
Devmark describes the project as “a world-renowned commercial real estate legacy, coming to Dubai for the first time.” The partner’s name is being held back until launch, so the working name Berkeley Tower is used here. What has been made public is enough to understand the scale: a Grade-A commercial tower of 87 floors, rising 372 metres above Sheikh Zayed Road in Downtown Dubai.
New York’s office towers set the standard for what a corporate address can say about a company: a recognisable lobby, a well-run building and a name that clients already know. The idea behind this tower is to bring that kind of brand-led workplace to the Gulf. For occupiers, that means an address that carries weight with visitors. For investors, it means owning space in a building where the brand is part of the value.
We will only call the building by its real name once the developer publishes it. Until then, every detail on this page comes from the official teaser, and anything the teaser does not cover is marked TBC.
“A name that shaped one skyline is about to shape yours.”
The tower borrows its identity from a commercial real estate name already linked with a famous skyline. Devmark has said that skyline belongs to New York.
“A branded commercial address like no other.”
The key word is “branded”. The tower is being positioned on the strength of a name, not only on its specification sheet.
“From New York to Sheikh Zayed Road.”
The name has not operated in Dubai before. Sheikh Zayed Road, the city’s main commercial corridor, will be its first address here.
“Coming soon.”
There is no launch date yet. Until there is, prices, plans and the brand itself stay under wraps.
02 · Fact sheet
This is set out like the letterboard in a pre-war Manhattan lobby. The upper panel lists what Devmark has confirmed. The lower panel lists what has not been released yet. Last checked 16 October 2026.
Confirmed by the developer
To be confirmed
03 · Floors & office configurations
Of the tower’s 87 floors, 5 are dedicated to amenities and the rest of the stack holds the Grade-A offices and building services. Each office floor can be bought whole or split into as many as 8 offices. Use the switch to compare the two options on a simple diagram.
Up to eight offices share the floor around the lift core.
Schematic only. The official floor plans are TBC.
Available
One occupier, one floor. A full floor gives a business a self-contained workplace it can plan from scratch, with no neighbours on the same level. It suits headquarters, regional offices and firms that expect to grow into the space.
Up to 8 per floor
Floors can be divided into as many as eight offices. That opens the tower to smaller teams, family offices and investors who would rather hold one or more individually leasable units than a single large one.
TBC
Net areas, ceiling heights, floor plates, fit-out level and parking allocation have not been published. They will set the price of every unit, so make sure you have the official floor plans before you compare options.
04 · Amenity floors
Plenty of office buildings get by with a gym and a lobby café. This one sets aside five complete floors for amenities, out of 87. That is a deliberate choice: in a commercial building of this height, every floor not let as office space is a floor the developer has decided to spend on the tenant experience instead.
The amenity programme itself has not been announced, so we are not going to guess at it. What is on those floors, where they sit and who can use them are all TBC. When the line-up is published, these are the questions worth asking before you compare the tower with other Grade-A buildings on Sheikh Zayed Road:
05 · Location & connectivity
Downtown Dubai is the district around Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Mall, and its Sheikh Zayed Road frontage is some of the most visible commercial land in the emirate. A 372-metre tower on this frontage will be hard to miss from the highway, and that matters to a brand that is selling an address as much as square footage.
The developer has shared a map pin for the site. The plot number, building address and access arrangements have not been published yet and remain TBC.
Open the site pin in Google Maps
07 · Buyer FAQ
Answers use only what the developer has published. Where nothing has been released yet, the answer says so.
Ask us directlyBerkeley Tower is the working name this site uses for the new branded Grade-A commercial tower that Devmark has announced on Sheikh Zayed Road in Downtown Dubai. The teaser describes an 87-floor, 372-metre office building with five floors set aside for amenities, up to eight offices per floor and full floors available.
Not yet. The developer teaser speaks of a world-renowned commercial real estate legacy from New York arriving in Dubai for the first time, but the brand behind it has not been revealed. Until it is, the official name is TBC. This page is not connected with other Dubai developments that also use the Berkeley name.
The announcement comes from Devmark. The New York commercial real estate name attached to the tower, and the roles of each party, will be confirmed at launch. Always check the registered developer and project details with the Dubai Land Department before you sign anything.
On Sheikh Zayed Road in Downtown Dubai. The developer has shared a map pin, linked in the location section of this page. The plot number, street address and nearest Metro station are TBC.
The teaser gives 87 floors and a height of 372 metres. Five of those floors are dedicated to amenities, so the rest of the stack is available for offices and building services. The exact floor-by-floor split is TBC.
Yes. Full floors are listed as available, which suits a company headquarters, a regional office or an investor who wants a single, larger asset. Floor plate sizes and full-floor prices are TBC.
Floors can be divided into up to eight offices. Individual office sizes, layouts and specifications have not been published and are TBC. Register to receive the floor plans when they are released.
The developer has confirmed five dedicated amenity floors but has not yet said what is on them or where they sit in the building. The amenity line-up is TBC; we will add it to this page once it is published.
Both are TBC. No price per square foot, starting price or payment schedule has been released. Registering interest is the way to receive the official price list and payment plan when the developer issues them.
The teaser says only “coming soon”. The launch date, construction timeline and completion date are all TBC.
Downtown Dubai is one of the areas where foreign nationals and overseas companies can generally buy freehold property. Ownership terms for this specific tower will be set out in the sale and purchase agreement, so confirm them with the developer and your adviser before committing.
In Dubai, buyers typically pay 4% of the price to the Dubai Land Department on registration, along with administration charges, and VAT at 5% generally applies to commercial property. Annual service charges for this tower are TBC. Fees change, so get current figures from the DLD and a tax adviser.
Use the form at the bottom of this page. Tell us whether you are looking at a full floor or an individual office and whether you are buying to occupy or to invest. We will send the official launch details as soon as they are released.
08 · Interest list
Nothing has been priced yet, and that is exactly when it pays to be on the list. Leave your details and we will send the following as soon as the developer releases it:
We’ll be in touch as soon as Devmark releases the official launch details for the tower.