BUSINESS HEIGHTS

The first commercial tower in Abdali, Jordan

Building Name:

Business Heights

Location:

Abdali (Jordan)

Type:

Office Spaces

Size from:

120m² / 1,292ft²

Price from:

£264,300

JOD 348,000

Overview

Located along Naboulsi Street and at Naboulsi Gate, Business Heights is a commercial tower, 20-storeys tall and almost forms the gate to the Abdali Master Plan.

Inspired by the magnificence of Abdali Master Plan and its surroundings, the building's unique architecture combines glazed panels, creating maximum views for the tenants along with randomly designed white stones which provide shading to minimize sun glare, maximize noise reduction and encourage energy saving. A stroll down the reception and you'll be amazed by the luxury that's gone into an office building with its glass façade, green planted wall, high ceilings and luxurious entrance lobby.

Floor Plans

Typical Floor Plan

Experience success that's one-of-its-kind at Business Heights, with state-of-the-art facilities that bring out the best in you.

Project Features

Swipe access
Hi-speed internet
Business lounge
Reception desk
24-hr security & security cameras
Indoor/Outdoor leisure facilities
Gymnasium
Aerobics room
Health club - Male/Female
Retail on ground floor
Shopping arcade
Landscaped courtyard with outdoor café
Underground car park

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