
AED 1,300,000/ year
Office in Cayan Business Center
1 bath · 4,767 sqft · Fitted · Mid Floor · Luxury Fitted & Furnished

Community · Dubai
Barsha Heights is the dense district behind Media City that the city still calls by its old free-zone name, a grid of mid-rise and high-rise buildings, hotels and offices with a Metro station at its edge and the Mall of the Emirates, the Marina and the free zones all within minutes.
On the market · Barsha Heights (Tecom)
8 homes

AED 1,300,000/ year
1 bath · 4,767 sqft · Fitted · Mid Floor · Luxury Fitted & Furnished

AED 400,000/ year
946 sqft · Corporate Suite · Bills Included · Fully Serviced

AED 330,000/ year
1 bath · 1,515 sqft · Luxury Fitted · Vacant · Mid Floor

AED 180,000/ year
3 bath · 1,281 sqft · All Bills Included · Near Metro · Fully Furnished

AED 160,000/ year
1 bath · 807 sqft · High Floor · Fully Fitted · Move In Now

AED 135,000/ year
2 bath · 936 sqft · All Bills Included · Near Metro · Move In Today

AED 127,999/ year
3 bath · 1,550 sqft · Spacious Layout · Huge Balcony · Chiller Free

AED 14,000/ month
1 bath · 653 sqft · All Bills included · Prime Location · Modern
The area
Barsha Heights is the dense district behind Media City that the city still calls by its old free-zone name, a grid of mid-rise and high-rise buildings, hotels and offices with a Metro station at its edge and the Mall of the Emirates, the Marina and the free zones all within minutes. Most of its flats are let; a few of its buildings are for sale, and they trade as some of the best-placed affordable homes in the city. Tecom is not a place name but a company's: Technology, Electronic Commerce and Media, the free-zone group that built the district.
The district lies between Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Barsha, with Media City and Internet City on one side, the mall on another and the Marina a short run. Its buildings stand close together on a grid with retail and restaurants at street level; the Metro station on the highway edge is a walk from most of them, and the district's own cafes and supermarkets carry the everyday.
Apartments from studios to family layouts in a small number of freehold buildings among a district of rented ones, most of them mid-rise, plainly built and well let. Hotel apartments sit among them.
Tenants and buyers who work in the free zones, the mall or the Marina and want to walk to the desk and the train at a modest rent. Investors, whose yields here have been among the stronger near the Marina.
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