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title: "Regus JAFZA One Tower A"
description: "JAFZA predates most of the free zones that followed it elsewhere in the Gulf — established as the UAE's first and, still today, largest free zone, built beside Jebel Ali Port at a point when much of Dubai's economy ran almost entirely on trade through the Creek. JAFZA One Tower A carries that fou…"
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# Regus JAFZA One Tower A

JAFZA predates most of the free zones that followed it elsewhere in the Gulf — established as the UAE's first and, still today, largest free zone, built beside Jebel Ali Port at a point when much of Dubai's economy ran almost entirely on trade through the Creek. JAFZA One Tower A carries that founding logic forward in its own way: a glass tower built as one half of two interconnected structures, designed less as a standalone address than as an anchor for a free zone that was, from the start, built around scale.

The Regus centre occupies the 11th floor of Tower A, one of two towers joined by shared circulation and communal areas that give the complex a campus feel rather than a single-building one — useful in a free zone where neighbouring companies in adjoining towers are as likely to become suppliers or clients as anyone found through a formal introduction. After hours, JA The Resort's golf course is roughly a 10-minute drive away, one of the few genuinely recreational options this far from central Dubai.

A JAFZA licence gives a company 100% foreign ownership and its own licensing regime, a direct advantage for logistics operators, manufacturers and re-export traders whose supply chains run through the container terminals a short distance from this tower — the reason JAFZA has drawn that kind of tenant since long before 100% foreign ownership became available to mainland Dubai companies too. The Metro Red Line's Route 2020 extension reaches this far out, with a station at Ibn Battuta, so the district stays connected by rail despite sitting considerably further from the centre than Downtown or Business Bay. Rents here undercut those central districts by a wide margin, the trade-off being distance from the city rather than proximity to it.

Inside Tower A, the floor keeps to what a trading or logistics-focused tenant actually needs day to day: a lounge area for the informal conversations that come with a campus full of adjoining businesses, meeting rooms for the ones that need documenting, wheelchair access throughout and parking for a district where almost everyone arrives by car.

Being inside JAFZA also means being inside a free zone old enough that the surrounding infrastructure was built specifically around it rather than retrofitted afterwards — the roads, the port access and Downtown Jebel Ali's business towers all grew up alongside the zone rather than being extended toward it later, unlike the free zones that came decades after and had to fit into an already-developed city. For a company deciding between a JAFZA licence and a mainland one, that maturity is itself a factor: an established free zone with decades of tenants, port relationships and logistics infrastructure behind it carries a different weight than a newer alternative still building out its own ecosystem.

Business-grade wifi, climate control and a kitchenette round out the working day on the 11th floor, practical basics for a tenant whose real business happens on the container terminals and warehouse floors nearby rather than in the office itself — the desk here is where paperwork, calls and client meetings get handled, not where the company's actual value gets created. That division of labour between office and operation is part of why a free-zone address like this one works differently from a Downtown or DIFC tenancy built entirely around client-facing meetings.

A private office at Regus JAFZA One Tower A starts from AED 3,719 per month — 11th-floor space in one of two interconnected towers inside the UAE's oldest and largest free zone, beside the port that gave the district its reason for existing in the first place.

- **Location:** Dubai — Jebel Ali
- **Address:** JAFZA One,Tower A, 11th Floor,Jebel Ali Free Zone,  Dubai
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Whiteboards, Reception, Purified Water, 24/7 Access, Ergonomic Chairs, Landline phone, AC / Heating, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, External Monitors, Meeting Rooms, Ergonomic Desks, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Natural Light, Access Control, Mail Service, Lounge Area, Abundant Power Outlets, Free Coffee & Tea, Kitchenette

## Pricing

- Private Office at Regus JAFZA One Tower A (Private Office): AED 3,719/month

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