2 |
225 m²

C Properties
1 |
75 m²

Icar Wakim
2 |
339 m²

C Properties
3 |
280 m²

C Properties
64 m²

Urban B
65 m²

Trust Lebanon
45 m²

Trust Lebanon
100 m²

Trust Lebanon
1 |
60 m²

Main Gate Properties
386 m²

JSK Real Estate
252 m²

Trust Lebanon
317 m²

The DAG
250 m²

Trust Lebanon
155 m²

White Real Estate Group
90 m²

JSK Real Estate
1 |
32 m²

JSK Real Estate
150 m²

JSK Real Estate
1 |
104 m²

JSK Real Estate
47 m²

Trust Lebanon
37 m²

Delta Real Estate
120 m²

JSK Real Estate
A commercial address in Beirut needs to work for the business using it. When comparing offices, shops and showrooms, consider how customers reach the premises, where staff park and whether the layout suits daily operations. An upper-floor office and a street-level shop serve different purposes, even when their advertised areas are similar.
Compare central addresses in Downtown, Achrafieh and Hamra according to your customer base and the journeys your team will make. Within each area, distinguish premises on an active commercial street from units reached through a shared building entrance. Visit the exact address during business hours to assess visibility, access and surrounding activity.
For offices, examine usable workspace, natural light, lifts and meeting-room options. For shops, look at the width of the frontage, entrance position and how the floor area is divided between the ground floor, mezzanine and basement. A larger advertised surface does not necessarily provide more usable customer space.
Ask what is included in the sale, whether the property is occupied and which parking spaces belong to it. Review the property's documents and intended business use with the appropriate professionals. Include refurbishment, equipment and recurring building charges in your budget.
Suitability depends on the individual premises, building arrangements and approvals for the intended activity.
Compare similar property types, floors and conditions in the same local area, alongside usable space and access.