2 |
148 m²

C Properties
80 m²

Confidence Real Estate
170 m²

B in Beirut
1 |
65 m²

C Properties
1 |
55 m²

C Properties
2 |
195 m²

C Properties
300 m²

3ikarcom Real Estate
450 m²

Next Gen Real Estate SARL
100 m²

JSK Real Estate
2 |
175 m²

Next Gen Real Estate SARL
31 m²

JSK Real Estate
867 m²

JSK Real Estate
500 m²

The DAG
2 |
225 m²

Next Gen Real Estate SARL
250 m²

Urban B
3 |
130 m²

C Properties
195 m²

The DAG
677 m²

JSK Real Estate
90 m²

Jeff Assaad Real Estate
200 m²

White Real Estate Group
300 m²

Next Gen Real Estate SARL
When looking for commercial property for rent in Beirut, start with the way your business operates. A team working mainly online may prioritise reliable connectivity and staff access, while a shop needs an entrance that customers can find and use easily. Choose the location and property type together.
Downtown, Achrafieh and Hamra provide different central Beirut settings to compare. Rather than relying on the district name, follow the journey a customer or employee would make to each shortlisted property. Check nearby parking, the building entrance and access at your expected opening and closing times.
An office may need alterations for meeting rooms or private workspaces. A retail unit may need storage, display areas and a delivery route. Ask whether existing air conditioning, lighting and other fixtures are included, and find out who maintains them. Confirm electricity arrangements and whether internet service can support your operations.
Agree the rental period, payment schedule, deposit and separate charges. Discuss alterations, signage, handover condition and any time needed for fitting out the premises before opening. Confirm that the intended activity is acceptable before committing to installation costs.
Not necessarily. Confirm the contract duration and how payments are collected.
Ask for a breakdown of building maintenance, electricity, water, parking and any other separate costs.