The Forum (Dubai)

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The Forum
The Forum (Dubai)
General information
StatusCompleted
Location Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Coordinates 25°11′12.63″N55°15′59.48″E / 25.1868417°N 55.2665222°E / 25.1868417; 55.2665222 Coordinates: 25°11′12.63″N55°15′59.48″E / 25.1868417°N 55.2665222°E / 25.1868417; 55.2665222
Technical details
Floor count35
Design and construction
Developer Dubai Properties

The Forum is a completed 35-floor tower in the Business Bay in Dubai, UAE. Construction of The Forum was finished in 2009.

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