Christian A. Rockefeller Tower by Continental Investments at Business Bay, Dubai

Continental Investments | Business Bay, Dubai

A 372-Metre Statement on the Business Bay Skyline

Christian A. Rockefeller Tower is a planned supertall office skyscraper at Business Bay, Dubai, recorded by the Dubai Land Department at 88 storeys and 372 metres (1,220 feet), with three basement levels for parking. At that height it would rank among the tallest commercial towers in the city, a landmark address in Dubai’s central business district with views across the Dubai Canal to the Downtown skyline and Burj Khalifa.

The tower is being brought forward by Continental Investments, the Dubai arm of Egyptian developer Landmark Sabbour, whose local track record includes Continental Tower in Dubai Marina and the Rukan community in Dubailand. Agency materials describe Grade A office space with flexible floor plates, executive suites and co-working formats, finished to premium corporate standards with smart building systems throughout.

The project is currently at planned stage, first recorded in October 2025, with a Dubai Land Department project valuation of AED 772 million. Office pricing, payment terms and a completion date have not yet been released, and the details below reflect the concept designs and agency information published to date. Businesses and investors can register interest now to be first in line when sales and leasing terms are announced.

Project Highlights

Rockefeller Tower Dubai: Key Facts

Workspace Formats

Grade A Offices, Executive Suites and Co-Working Space

Christian A. Rockefeller Tower is planned as a purely commercial address, with office space arranged across its 88 storeys for occupiers of every scale, from regional headquarters taking full floors to professional firms and funded start-ups taking fitted suites. Agency information describes flexible office layouts with premium finishes, ergonomic planning and intelligent space management, oriented to make the most of the tower’s position above the Dubai Canal with Downtown and Burj Khalifa views.

Alongside conventional office floors, the published concept includes executive suites for smaller high-end occupiers, co-working space for project teams and satellite offices, and retail and dining units at the podium serving the tower and the surrounding Business Bay community. Freehold commercial ownership has been indicated in agency materials, a structure that would allow investors to buy office space in a district where Grade A supply remains tight. Final unit mixes, floor areas and specifications will be confirmed when the developer releases its sales materials.

Amenities

Facilities Built for Corporate Life

The facilities published for Christian A. Rockefeller Tower are pitched at the standard international occupiers expect of a Grade A headquarters building. Agency materials describe smart access control with facial recognition, high-speed elevators serving all 88 floors, a grand lobby with concierge and reception services, executive boardrooms and high-tech conference facilities, and stylish business lounges and breakout areas for informal meetings. Rooftop networking areas, on-site cafés and restaurants, fitness and wellness facilities for staff, valet service and ample covered parking across the three basement levels complete the offer, backed by 24/7 security and energy-efficient building systems.

Location

Business Bay: Dubai’s Central Business District

Business Bay is Dubai’s purpose-built central business district, a canal-side cluster of office towers, hotels and residences directly behind Downtown Dubai. For occupiers, the draw is simple: a Sheikh Zayed Road address minutes from DIFC and the Dubai Mall district, at rents below the DIFC core, with the Dubai Water Canal promenade, Bay Avenue’s shops and cafés, and a deep pool of hotels and serviced apartments on the doorstep for visiting clients and staff.

Christian A. Rockefeller Tower sits within easy walking distance of Bay Avenue Mall and Park (around 0.4 km) and the Dubai Mall fountains (around 1.0 km). Agency guides place Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Mall around five minutes away by car, DIFC around ten minutes, Dubai International Airport around fifteen minutes, Jumeirah Beach around twenty minutes and Dubai Marina around twenty-five minutes, with Business Bay metro station and the Sheikh Zayed Road interchanges serving daily commutes.

Floor Plates

Office Floor Plates and Layouts

Detailed floor plates for Christian A. Rockefeller Tower have not yet been published. Agency listings describe flexible layouts across the tower’s office floors, with full-floor, part-floor and fitted-suite formats expected, and layout plans available on request once the developer’s sales materials are released. The tower’s recorded structure, 88 storeys over three basement parking levels at a total height of 372 metres, points to efficient, regularly shaped plates designed for modern open-plan and cellular office configurations.

Occupiers and investors should request the current floor plans for their format of interest when pricing is released, confirming net lettable areas, core configuration, parking ratios and service charges with Continental Investments or an authorised broker before committing.

The District

Business Bay and the Downtown Corridor

Christian A. Rockefeller Tower joins a new generation of planned commercial landmarks reshaping Business Bay, alongside projects such as Lumena Alta by Omniyat and Sobha Skyparks, as developers answer sustained demand for Grade A office space. The district wraps around the Dubai Water Canal and faces Downtown Dubai across Sheikh Zayed Road, putting the tower inside the city’s most concentrated corridor of finance, hospitality and retail.

For the tower’s future occupiers, the surrounding infrastructure is already mature: five-star hotels including Taj Dubai and Sofitel Dubai Downtown within a few hundred metres, the Bay Avenue retail promenade and park, supermarkets, clinics and fitness studios in the neighbouring towers, and two metro stations serving the district. It is a business address that needs nothing built around it to work from day one.

Pricing & Availability

Prices and Leasing Terms: To Be Announced

Christian A. Rockefeller Tower is at planned stage, and Continental Investments has not yet released office pricing, payment plans or a completion date. The Dubai Land Department records a project valuation of AED 772 million, submitted by the developer ahead of construction. Agency materials indicate that offices will be offered for sale on a freehold basis as well as for lease, and one agency listing references instalment-based payment options; all commercial terms remain subject to the developer’s official release.

Registering interest at this stage is the surest way to receive the launch price list, floor plates and payment terms first when Continental Investments opens sales and leasing.

Investment Perspective

Why Investors Are Watching Rockefeller Tower

Dubai’s Grade A office market has been defined in recent years by scarcity: citywide occupancy has sat at record highs while new prime supply has lagged demand from multinationals, financial firms and family offices setting up in the emirate. A freehold office tower of genuine landmark scale in Business Bay, five minutes from Downtown and ten from DIFC, speaks directly to that gap, offering investors strata office ownership in a district where most prime stock is held by single landlords.

The developer adds a measure of reassurance. Continental Investments, part of Egypt’s Landmark Sabbour group, has delivered in Dubai before: Continental Tower in Dubai Marina was handed over in 2016 and the Rukan community in Dubailand followed, while the group has delivered dozens of projects in Egypt. A named, track-record developer and a Dubai Land Department registered project valuation of AED 772 million give early registrants something concrete to diligence.

As with any off-plan purchase, and particularly at planned stage before pricing and contracts are published, rental yields and capital growth cannot be guaranteed. Investors should verify the project’s escrow arrangements, Dubai Land Department registration and permit status, and take independent advice before committing funds.

Frequently Asked Questions

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