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Medical & Clinics in Dubai
Commercial Asset Class
Commercial Asset Class

Medical & Clinics

Purpose-built medical centres and stand-alone clinics — recession-resistant demand backed by insurance and medical tourism.

Market Indicators (Dubai 2025-2026)

IndicatorValueNote
Price per sqftAED 1,800 – 3,200DHCC premium ~20%
Rent per sqftAED 160 – 280 / yrFitted units command premium
Cap Rate7.0% – 8.5%Stable across cycles
Occupancy93% – 98%Insurance-driven demand
WAULT5 – 8 yearsDHA license tied to lease

Target Audience

Yield investors, healthcare operators (M42, NMC, Aster), and medical-tourism-linked family offices.

Suitable Dubai Areas

Dubai Healthcare City (DHCC)
JLT
Al Barsha
Motor City
Jumeirah
Al Quoz Creative Zone

Asset Overview

Medical assets have been the most defensive commercial segment through cycles. UAE's mandatory health insurance (Dubai DHIS, Abu Dhabi DAMAN) and medical tourism (>630k medical tourists in 2024) provide structural demand. DHCC free-zone offers 100% foreign ownership + tax benefits for operators.

Typical Lease Structure

DHA/DHCC licensing tied to premises makes tenants sticky. Fit-out heavy (AED 1,200-2,500/sqft) supports 5-8 year leases. Standard 5% annual escalation.

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