Enara

Enara is a single tower of 21 floors rising in Business Bay, developed by Omniyat and delivered as an ultra-large-format office address for individual or institutional occupiers. With only two residences available across the entire building, it sits at the extreme end of the commercial luxury market, targeting buyers who think about workspace the way most people think about a private estate.

# The tower and its position in Business Bay

Business Bay has spent the better part of a decade consolidating its identity as Dubai's commercial centre of gravity, positioned between Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail Road with direct sightlines to Downtown Dubai and the Burj Khalifa. Enara occupies that geography with a 21-storey frame designed around a large-format column grid and a compact rear core, an arrangement that produces unusually wide, column-free floor plates.

The structural logic is deliberate. Reducing the core footprint means occupiers inherit genuine flexibility rather than floor plans compromised by service shafts and structural walls. The result is architecture that functions as an instrument for the businesses inside it.

Completion is scheduled for September 2028.

# Floor plates, configurations and specification

The building offers two formats: Grand Offices and Ultra-Grand Offices, each running from approximately 12,264 to 15,478 square feet. Select floors are arranged for single-tenancy occupation, with direct lift access serving the floor exclusively. Buyers can also combine floors into duplex or triplex configurations, which means a single entity could control a vertical stack with dedicated vertical circulation.

Full-height windows and high ceilings are standard throughout. Natural light is not incidental to the design; it is load-bearing to the spatial experience.

Offices are delivered unfurnished, which suits the buyer profile: occupiers at this scale commission their own interiors to specification.

# Certifications

Enara holds WELL Platinum, WiredScore Platinum and SmartScore Platinum pre-certifications, with a LEED Platinum rating targeted for sustainability. These are not decorative credentials. For corporations with ESG reporting obligations, they represent compliance infrastructure built into the asset itself.

# Members' club and building services

Owners and tenants access a private members' club that consolidates hospitality, wellness and business infrastructure within the tower. The food and beverage offering includes a Michelin-star restaurant, a bar lounge and a coffee lounge. The wellness component covers a spa with pool, steam room, sauna and treatment rooms, alongside a fully equipped fitness centre.

A landscaped sky deck with an events space sits above the club facilities. Business support runs through a dedicated lounge with meeting and conference rooms.

The concierge operation extends to office management, lifestyle requests, bespoke events, travel coordination and private transport. Each garden terrace is landscaped at the office-floor level, and a promenade-level retail component grounds the building in street-level activity.

# Connectivity and the broader Business Bay catchment

Al Khail Road and Sheikh Zayed Road provide arterial access to the rest of the city in both directions. Dubai Mall and Downtown Dubai sit within a short drive. Dubai International Airport is accessible without navigating the urban core, which matters for an occupier whose principals are regularly in transit.

The Business Bay canal waterfront has added a pedestrian dimension to the district that earlier phases of development lacked. The area functions as a working neighbourhood now, not purely a commercial zone.

# What Enara represents for a specific kind of buyer

Pricing sits between AED 78.2 million and AED 108.3 million across two available units. That quantum places Enara outside the conversation entirely for most commercial property buyers, which is precisely the point.

The project addresses a buyer who has already concluded that conventional Grade A office space carries reputational limitations. The Omniyat positioning across its residential portfolio, which includes Dorchester Collection properties on Palm Jumeirah, carries into the commercial context here: the brand signals a particular tier of finish and service that functions as part of the business address itself.

For a family office, a sovereign-adjacent fund, or a regional headquarters operation that treats physical presence as a statement of permanence, Enara offers a rare configuration: ownership rather than leasehold, at a scale that commands an entire floor or multiple floors, inside a building that will not have a hundred tenants diluting the address.