Metro Access
The building is directly opposite the metro exit, making it easy to reach without a car.
Al Garhoud
Bushaqer Building is an office building in Al Garhoud, mainly mentioned in connection with job interviews, recruitment offices and occasional meetings. Its clearest practical advantage is its position opposite GGICO Metro Station, while reviews also note clean, well-maintained common areas.
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The building is directly opposite the metro exit, making it easy to reach without a car.
Several reviews describe the building or surrounding area as clean and well maintained.
Some visitors reported getting a job after visiting an office, including Office 101.
One visitor found it suitable for a meeting, though their review did not describe a longer stay.
Verify Employer. If you receive an unsolicited job offer, verify the company and role before travelling; one reviewer had not applied but was emailed.
Avoid Payments. Do not hand over a recruitment fee without independently confirming the employer; reviews mention requests of 500 AED for a job.
Use Metro. For the simplest arrival, use GGICO Metro Station and Exit 2, which reviewers place opposite or near the building.
Read Reviews. Check recent feedback before making the trip, especially if the visit concerns employment or an interview.
Plan the visit
Multiple job-seeking reviews allege that offices in the building requested money before offering employment.
Several reviewers describe recruitment approaches as fake or fraudulent, including offers sent without an application.
One visitor specifically found the building or venue not spacious.
A reviewer reported losing money and transport costs after travelling repeatedly from Al Ain for a recruitment matter.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Job
“Request 500 AED for Job”Google review · June 2023
The Bottom Line
Bushaqer Building is an office property in Al Garhoud, and the reviews mostly concern visits for job interviews, job offers and meetings rather than a clearly identified public-facing service. A few people say they secured work after visiting, including one who went to Office 101, so recruitment-related visitors may have a genuine appointment to attend. The building is also easy to find: reviewers place it by GGICO Metro Station, Exit 2, with one calling it directly opposite the metro exit.
The practical positives are straightforward. Reviews describe the area as clean, and an older comment calls the building well maintained. It is not spacious, however, and the feedback is not consistent enough to treat every office inside as the same business.
That distinction matters. Numerous job seekers allege that offices associated with Al Teeba or Rapid Rise requested payment before employment, with reported amounts ranging from 200 AED for an interview to 500 AED for a job. Another reviewer said they received an offer despite never applying.
If you are visiting for recruitment, verify the employer, confirm the exact office and do not pay simply because an email or interview invitation brought you there. For a meeting with a verified tenant, the metro location is the building’s clearest convenience.