70% of Dubai’s Toyota building tenants have left after power cuts, management says
Dubai: Around 70% of tenants at Dubai’s well-known Toyota building on Sheikh Zayed Road have already moved out, according to the building management, which said residents were not asked to vacate and were leaving following the disruption to electricity supply. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here The management told Gulf News that tenants had left of…
Around 70% of tenants at Dubai's iconic Toyota building on Sheikh Zayed Road have vacated their apartments, according to the building management. The tenants left voluntarily due to a power supply disruption, while those with valid rental contracts were informed they could remain until December 2026. The management explained that they were unable to enter the apartments to address the issue involving partitioned apartments, as per the rules of the municipality.
The reason behind the power cuts remains unknown, as the building management attributed the disconnection to Dubai Municipality. The building, a landmark in Dubai since 1974, is scheduled for demolition in 2027, leaving many tenants and businesses to prepare for closure.
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