1 |
70 m²

Confidence Real Estate
1 |
550 m²

Confidence Real Estate
80 m²

3ikarcom Real Estate
100 m²

3ikarcom Real Estate
640 m²

JSK Real Estate
150 m²

3ikarcom Real Estate
1 |
90 m²

C Properties
83 m²

YAS Real Estate
387 m²

JSK Real Estate
1 |
82 m²

JSK Real Estate
320 m²

3ikarcom Real Estate
537 m²

JSK Real Estate
80 m²

Golden Mark Real Estate
2 |
207 m²

Confidence Real Estate
84 m²

YAS Real Estate
74 m²

JSK Real Estate
182 m²

ISOLD Real Estate
150 m²

3ikarcom Real Estate
180 m²

Trust Lebanon
100 m²

3ikarcom Real Estate
1 |
34 m²

C Properties
Dbayeh has commercial and residential development around the coastal highway and waterfront. When buying business premises, distinguish the benefits of a visible road position from those of an address inside a larger development. The practical route to the entrance matters as much as the area's name.
Consider highway-facing addresses, waterfront developments and streets set back from the main road as different search settings. Check the actual entrance, vehicle approach and parking rather than assuming proximity to the highway means easy access. For a unit inside a development, inspect the route from the public entrance to the property.
Offices need suitable workspace, lifts and services. Shops and showrooms need customer circulation, storage and deliveries. In a managed complex, ask which facilities are shared, what charges apply and whether signage or opening arrangements affect your business. Confirm exactly which parking spaces are included.
Review the property's documents, recorded use and occupancy, alongside the cost of preparing it for operation. Ask for current building or development charges and any planned major works. If the space is leased, assess the actual agreement before relying on income expectations.
No. Junctions, entrances and the direction of travel can change how convenient a property is.
Yes. Recurring charges and shared-facility responsibilities should be included in the ownership budget.