Listed more than 6 months ago
2,899,999
MAS Barsha Residency, Palm & Burj Views, High ROI
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Area: 1,576 ft²
Apartment
Mas Barsha Residency, Al Barsha 1, Al Barsha, Dubai
The average sale price here is AED 3M.
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Price range798K - 90M Properties listed51 Avg. price3M27.1% Avg. price/sqft1.7K7.8% Rental yield7.6% Sales value334.8M85.7% Sales volume11146.1%
Real Resident Voices
- Anonymous
No pool and gym and the building is old
- Anonymous
The building is close to all the usual amenities & has some of the better finishings in the area (clean, modern) however general building maintenance could be improved as building staff seem rather nonchalant about regular upkeep and being proactive. Apartments don't have bath tubs but they do have much coveted walk-in showers. It's super convenient having Al Barsha Mall, Mall of the Emirates and Lulu Hypermarket within a 5 minute drive as well as 2 metro stations close by (Sharaf DG, MOE). Sheikh Zayed and Al Khail Roads are easily accessible too, making this location a natural choice for anyone looking to be centrally located in Dubai.
- Aashish S.
Building is just fetching the premium of location. Layout of the apartment is good. Jacuzzi & Steam is not working, Al the furniture provided by landlord is old so one has to buy new, its an old building.
- Nadeem
We want greenry around the lillte road, streets, and built up area required cleans and some big trees
The average sale price here is AED 3M.
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Price range750K - 90M Properties listed82 Avg. price8.3M17.0% Avg. price/sqft1.4K22.4% Rental yield6.2% Sales value1.5B27.9% Sales volume1889.3%
Real Resident Voices
- Anonymous
i love the place where i can be live peacefully
- Anonymous
I lived in Al Barsha 1 for about a year, right next to Mall of the Emirates, and honestly, it's a mixed bag. Having a major mall on your doorstep sounds great, but most established communities in Dubai have one nearby anyway, so it's not a standout perk. What it does bring is a serious traffic problem. During peak hours, congestion around the area used to be intense - back in 2023–2024, there was no direct entrance to Mall of the Emirates from Sheikh Zayed Road, so all the traffic funneled through Al Barsha's streets. It's improved since then, but it's worth knowing about. The real highlight for me is the food scene. Even now, I regularly come back to Al Barsha with friends, colleagues, and family just to eat. The restaurants offer a proper dining experience - generous portions at genuinely reasonable prices. You can get a great meal for around 40 AED, which is surprising given the tourist footfall from the mall. For whatever reason, business owners here haven't rushed to inflate prices, and that's a rare thing in Dubai. In terms of character, Al Barsha isn't a flashy neighborhood. There are no skyscrapers - all the towers are under twelve floors - and it has a more grounded, residential feel. That said, its location on the map is fantastic. You can reach Marina, Business Bay, JVC, and other key areas with ease. Like most communities in Dubai, it falls short on parks and green space. There's a small lake near Mall of the Emirates, but I wouldn't call it a proper park. As for property, the buildings are owned and managed by Emirati landlords, so purchasing isn't an option. This also tends to affect rental pricing - building owners often raise rents in alignment with one another, meaning you won't find dramatic price differences from one building to the next.
- Ayoub K.
It's a perfect place for shopping, and for working family, since all the public transportation is close