Delta Square is a mixed‑use development in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, comprising three high‑rise towers that host office space, residential apartments, and retail outlets, and was completed in 2020.
Delta Square was designed to create a live‑work‑play environment for businesses and residents. The project offers 120,000 sqm of gross leasable area, split between 55,000 sqm of Grade‑A office space, 45,000 sqm of serviced apartments, and 20,000 sqm of ground‑floor retail.
The development sits on Sheikh Zayed Road, opposite the Dubai World Trade Centre, in the Al Barsha South district. Its central location provides direct access to the Red Line of the Dubai Metro (World Trade Centre Station) and proximity to major highways such as E11 and E311.
Delta Square was developed by Al Shirawi Group in partnership with Dubai‑based real‑estate investment firm Delta Real Estate. In 2021, the ownership was transferred to a joint venture between Al Shirawi and Abu Dhabi’s Al Futtaim Holding, which now manages the property.
The complex consists of three towers, each 35 stories tall. Tower A houses office suites, Tower B contains residential units, and Tower C is dedicated to retail and food‑and‑beverage concepts.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Total built‑up area | 120,000 sqm |
| Office space | 55,000 sqm |
| Residential units | 280 apartments |
| Retail space | 20,000 sqm |
| Number of towers | 3 |
| Height | 135 m (approx.) |
| Completion year | 2020 |
Tenants and residents benefit from a range of amenities, including a 2,500 sqm fitness centre, a rooftop garden with panoramic city views, 24‑hour security, and a concierge desk. The retail podium features international brands such as Zara, Starbucks, and a supermarket chain.
Compared with Dubai Creek Harbour and City Walk, Delta Square provides a higher office‑to‑residential ratio (≈45 % office, 38 % residential, 17 % retail). Its proximity to the World Trade Centre makes it more attractive for multinational corporations seeking short‑term lease options.
| Project | Office (% of GLA) | Residential (% of GLA) | Retail (% of GLA) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delta Square | 45 % | 38 % | 17 % |
| Dubai Creek Harbour | 30 % | 55 % | 15 % |
| City Walk | 40 % | 45 % | 15 % |
Analysts cite three main reasons: (1) its prime location on Sheikh Zayed Road, (2) the diversified asset mix that mitigates market risk, and (3) an average occupancy rate of 92 % reported in Q3 2023. The development’s Net Operating Income (NOI) grew by 8 % year‑on‑year between 2021 and 2023.
With Dubai’s Vision 2030 emphasizing sustainable urban growth, Delta Square is slated for a green retrofit in 2025, targeting LEED Gold certification. Planned upgrades include solar panels on the rooftop garden and a smart‑building management system that reduces energy consumption by 15 %.
Prospective tenants can submit inquiries through the official website, which offers a live‑chat feature staffed by multilingual agents. Institutional investors can access a data‑room that contains audited financial statements, lease rolls, and sustainability reports.
Delta Square is connected to multiple transport modes. The Red Line Dubai Metro (World Trade Centre Station) is a 300‑meter walk away, while the Emirates Airline Bus routes 26 and 61 stop directly at the building’s main entrance. A dedicated taxi stand and 150 parking spaces support car‑based commuters. Additionally, a 2‑km cycle lane links the development to the Al Safa Park bike network.
Delta Square achieved the Dubai Green Building Regulation (DGBR) Level 2 certification, and in 2022 it was awarded the ISO 14001 environmental‑management standard. The upcoming 2025 retrofit aims for LEED Gold, focusing on energy‑efficient HVAC, water‑saving fixtures, and a building‑automation system that cuts electricity use by an estimated 15 %.
The architecture, led by Gensler, blends contemporary glass façades with a “delta” motif that symbolizes convergence of business, living, and leisure. Sun‑shading fins reduce glare, while the central atrium creates a visual link between the three towers. The design prioritizes natural light, achieving an average daylight factor of 45 % in office areas.
Financial reports show steady growth. Occupancy rose from 78 % in 2020 to 92 % by Q3 2023, while Net Operating Income (NOI) increased 8 % annually. The table below summarises key figures.
| Year | Occupancy | NOI Growth |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 78 % | – |
| 2021 | 84 % | 5 % |
| 2022 | 89 % | 6 % |
| 2023 (Q3) | 92 % | 8 % |
The Al Barsha South corridor is slated for a new 20‑km light‑rail extension that will include a station within a 500‑meter radius of Delta Square, expected to be operational by 2027. The Dubai Municipality also approved a 30‑hectare mixed‑use masterplan adjacent to the complex, featuring a 150‑meter skyscraper, additional 300,000 sqm of commercial space, and a public park with over 5,000 sqm of green landscaping. These projects are projected to boost the local employment base by 12,000 jobs and increase the area’s annual footfall by 15 %.
The podium hosts quarterly cultural exhibitions and a free coworking day for local startups, while the building’s charity fund contributes AED 500,000 annually to education programs in the surrounding neighborhoods.
Delta Square was completed in 2020 and officially opened to tenants in early 2021, marking the start of its mixed‑use operations.
The development provides Grade‑A office suites (≈55,000 sqm), serviced apartments (≈45,000 sqm), and ground‑floor retail (≈20,000 sqm) across its three towers.
The nearest Dubai Metro station is World Trade Centre on the Red Line, a 300‑meter walk away, and several Emirates Airline bus routes stop at the building’s main entrance.
Yes, it holds Dubai Green Building Regulation Level 2 and ISO 14001 certifications, and a 2025 retrofit aims to secure LEED Gold certification.
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