Tomorrow Commercial Tower 2

Tomorrow Commercial Tower 2 sits in Dubai International City 2, developed by Tomorrow World Properties, a subsidiary of the Tomorrow World Group. It is a low-rise commercial building offering 67 units across a compact eight-level structure, currently under construction and scheduled for completion by December 2028.

# The building and its position in Dubai International City 2

Tomorrow World Properties was established in 2022, though its parent conglomerate carries more than two decades of trading and investment history in Dubai. That background shapes the project's commercial logic: TCT2 is conceived primarily for businesses that need functional, right-sized office space in a district where overheads remain considerably lower than in central locations.

The building itself is modest in scale. A basement, ground floor, one parking level and six upper floors make up the total massing. The architectural approach uses the building's own volume to cast shade across its outdoor areas, a practical decision in a climate where exposed terraces go unused for much of the year. At 67 units, the project is deliberately boutique in scale.

# Office layouts, sizing and specification

Units start at approximately 391 square feet and extend to around 1,705 square feet, giving the building a range that suits sole traders and smaller teams at the lower end, and more established businesses at the upper. Pricing runs from AED 680,800 to AED 4,403,000.

Offices are delivered move-in ready, finished to a modern specification using quality materials throughout. They arrive unfurnished, leaving tenants to configure the space to their own working style. Select units include private balconies. Each floor carries shared pantry facilities and washrooms, and dedicated parking is available for both tenants and visitors.

The ground floor holds five retail units, positioning the building to accommodate F&B, services or convenience retail at street level.

# Shared amenities and working environment

The outdoor amenity offering is more considered than the building's size might suggest. Tenants have access to a pickleball court, an outdoor gym, an outdoor cinema, a garden café, a social lounge, shaded seating areas, co-working zones and direct park access.

For a commercial building in this price bracket and location, that list is genuinely unusual. The evident intention is to create an environment where small businesses and startups stay on-site through the working day rather than dispersing at lunch.

# Location, road access and the case for Dubai International City 2

Dubai International City 2 connects to Al Awir Road and Emirates Road, placing Downtown Dubai, Dubai International Airport and Ras Al Khor Industrial Area within reasonable driving distance. For businesses dependent on logistics or consistent customer movement, the highway proximity is the core practical argument for the address.

Dragon Mart, one of the larger trading and retail destinations in the region, sits nearby and generates steady visitor flow that benefits ground-floor commercial operators. The residential population in the surrounding district continues to expand, which supports demand for everyday retail, food and beverage, and service-oriented tenants.

# Who this project suits and where it sits in the market

TCT2 is not a play for businesses seeking a prestige address. The proposition is operational efficiency: lower entry costs, highway access and an amenity environment designed to attract and retain the kind of small-to-medium enterprise that forms the backbone of Dubai's commercial growth outside the central zones.

For investors, the combination of a modest price point, a completion date in late 2028 and an undersupplied submarket for quality office stock at this scale represents a considered medium-term position. International buyers from the UK, Europe or Asia evaluating Dubai commercial real estate as a yield-generating asset will find the entry price accessible relative to comparable office freehold markets elsewhere.