Question 1

How much does The Executive Centre cost in the UAE?

Accepted Answer

Across The Executive Centre workspaces listed in the United Arab Emirates the average is about AED 12,671 per desk per month, taken across all 14 available listings, which cover private offices, coworking desks and a virtual office.

That is an average across those types rather than a starting price, so a coworking desk sits well below it and a fitted private office well above. Enquire on a listing and the operator confirms the rate.

Question 2

Where is The Executive Centre located in the UAE?

Accepted Answer

The Executive Centre has five buildings listed in the United Arab Emirates, two in Dubai and two in Abu Dhabi, holding 14 available workspaces between them.

The Executive Centre's own site lists Dubai and Abu Dhabi as its UAE cities. The building for each workspace is shown on its own listing, and availability changes, so the rooms on offer at a given centre move over time.

Question 3

Does The Executive Centre offer private offices in Dubai?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Ten of the 14 Executive Centre workspaces listed in the United Arab Emirates are private offices, and two of the five buildings are in Dubai.

A private office is a lockable room for one company. Every building records furnished space, air conditioning, reception services and a business lounge, and The Executive Centre describes its private offices as serviced rooms you can move straight into. Room sizes differ by centre.

Question 4

Can I rent a coworking desk at The Executive Centre?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Three of the 14 Executive Centre workspaces listed in the United Arab Emirates are coworking desks, alongside its private offices.

A coworking desk is a seat in a shared area rather than a private room, usually taken per person per month. The Executive Centre's site describes coworking as infrastructure to work from anywhere. Which centres carry desks changes, so check the individual listing.

Question 5

What does a virtual office at The Executive Centre include?

Accepted Answer

The Executive Centre's site says its virtual office covers use of a business address, notification of incoming mail and parcels, call answering with 24-hour voicemail, meeting room booking through its app, and a monthly allowance of coworking hours that varies by plan tier.

One virtual office is listed in the United Arab Emirates. On using the address for registration, the site says this depends on local rules, so confirm with the relevant UAE licensing authority.

Question 6

Does The Executive Centre have meeting rooms in the UAE?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Four of the five Executive Centre buildings listed in the United Arab Emirates record a meeting room, and in each case it is bookable at a charge rather than included in the price.

Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; The Executive Centre arranges them at the centre. Its site says members can book rooms at its locations through the MyTEC app. Rates and availability vary by building.

Question 7

What is included at an Executive Centre office in the UAE?

Accepted Answer

Every Executive Centre building listed in the United Arab Emirates records 24/7 access, reception services, mail handling, printing facilities, a business lounge, furnished space, air conditioning and step-free disabled access.

A kitchen is recorded in four of the five buildings. Meeting rooms are charged separately where a building records one, so day-to-day use of a room is not part of the monthly desk cost.

Question 8

How long is a term at The Executive Centre?

Accepted Answer

Terms on the Executive Centre workspaces listed in the United Arab Emirates run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, and the length you take usually affects the monthly rate.

Shorter terms tend to price higher per desk, while a longer commitment is normally cheaper per month and may come with a fit-out or layout change. The operator sets the term, notice period and any deposit on each room.

Question 9

How do I arrange a viewing at an Executive Centre location?

Accepted Answer

To see an Executive Centre location in the United Arab Emirates, enquire on the listing for the workspace you want and the operator arranges the viewing with you directly.

Say how many desks you need, whether Dubai or Abu Dhabi suits you and when you want to start, so the visit covers rooms that fit. Several buildings can usually be seen in one trip.

Question 10

What happens when an Executive Centre agreement ends?

Accepted Answer

When an Executive Centre agreement in the United Arab Emirates ends, you can normally renew, move to a larger or smaller room, switch to another of its buildings, or give notice and leave.

The notice period and how the rate is reset at renewal are set out in the agreement you sign. Check those dates with the operator well before the term runs out, as notice is often required months in advance.