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What happens when you build an entire business district but nobody wants to work there? Business Bay was supposed to be Dubai's Manhattan, a vertical city of gleaming towers that would rival global financial centers. But in 2025, the reality is devastating. This investigative analysis exposes the crisis destroying Dubai's would-be business capital: 35-40% office vacancy rates with entire floors sitting dark and empty, mass corporate exodus to DIFC leaving Business Bay as a second-tier option, residential oversupply with 50+ towers operating at 60-70% occupancy, the $545 million Dubai Canal that failed to create the expected value, catastrophic traffic on Al Khail Road making the district barely accessible, complete absence of restaurants, cafes, and amenities creating a sterile environment, and the remote work revolution that permanently reduced demand for traditional office space. Through detailed examination of vacancy data, corporate relocation patterns, failed amenity developments like Marasi Drive, and the fundamental miscalculation about demand that doomed the district from the start, we reveal why Business Bay has become one of Dubai's most expensive failures. Because sometimes, building the tallest towers isn't enough when nobody wants to be inside them.
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