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Centrally located with access to almost everything in Dubai - approximately 15 min to both sides, Downtown and Dubai Marina. Located directly across from Dubai Hills along the newly upgraded Umm Suqeim road. Near this district you can easily find several hospitals, the Dubai Hills Mall, Miracle Garden, the Arabian Ranches Golf Course and so much more. Great for apartment style living.
Its a family area with a lot of tourist spots to visit
Nearby Al Barsha South Building
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Al Barsha South Building attracts working professionals, couples, and small households who want a quiet home with easy access to Dubai Marina, Media City, and Downtown Dubai. Demand focuses on studios and one-bedroom units, making it a practical choice for tenants comparing apartments in Al Barsha South.
Mid-rise buildings of six to eight floors provide most of the homes. Layouts suit single tenants and couples, while modern finishes and regular upkeep add to their appeal. Investors also target studios for rental income, keeping demand steady for apartments in Dubai.
Umm Suqeim Road connects the area to Dubai Hills, while Miracle Garden, Dubai Hills Mall, and Arabian Ranches Golf Course provide nearby leisure options. Supermarkets, clinics, and cafés cover daily needs within the community.
Al Barsha South Building attracts renters working in Media City, Internet City, and Al Barsha, who make up most of the demand. This keeps apartments in Arjan popular with tenants seeking lower rents than central Dubai.
Studios start at around AED 45,000 and reach AED 62,000 per year, with sizes from 380 to 550 sq ft. Corner studios with boulevard views sit at the top of this range. One-bedroom apartments cost AED 65,000 to AED 85,000 and cover 700 to 950 sq ft. Two-bedroom apartments range from AED 90,000 to AED 120,000, with sizes of 1,100 to 1,400 sq ft. These prices make the area an option for tenants seeking cheap apartments in Dubai.
Umm Suqeim Road links the area to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Dubai Hills, and key business districts. Tenants can reach Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina quickly outside peak hours. The road network also supports commutes to Silicon Oasis and Dubai Investment Park.
Supermarkets, clinics, cafés, and leisure spots cover daily needs nearby. Tenants can also use standard Ejari registration with four or 12 cheque payment plans.
Roomy studios suit solo tenants working across Dubai who want floor area over a central tower address.
Renters who value being across Umm Suqeim Road from Dubai Hills settle here easily.
Quick runs to Downtown and Dubai Marina suit workers splitting time between the two.
Hospital and clinic employees in the Arjan cluster keep commutes short without leaving Dubai.
The Arjan mix of grocers, schools, and eateries suits families settling in from abroad.
Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina both sit close by, so renters can commute either way without long trips. That two-way reach suits professionals who work in one district and socialise in another.
The upgraded Umm Suqeim Road runs alongside the building and feeds straight into Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail Road. Drivers reach Business Bay, Al Quoz, and JLT without cutting through interior streets.
Dubai Hills lies across the road, which puts the mall, its supermarkets, cinema, and clinics within a short hop. Renters skip the weekend run to bigger malls for everyday errands.
The tower is built mostly around studios, some on the larger end for the area. Solo renters and couples get more floor area than a typical Dubai studio, which helps with home working.
Dubai Miracle Garden, Dubai Butterfly Garden, and Arabian Ranches Golf Course all sit minutes from Arjan. Weekend options stay close to home rather than pulling renters across the city.
A cluster of hospitals and clinics runs around Arjan, Al Barsha South, and Dubai Hills, including Mediclinic Parkview and King's College Hospital. Families keep GP visits and emergency care close by.
Al Barsha South Building lies within Arjan, with Dubai Hills Mall, Miracle Garden, and a run of hospitals reachable along the upgraded Umm Suqeim Road. Daily errands stay close, and Downtown and Dubai Marina are both minutes off.
Umm Suqeim Road (D63) runs along the building’s eastern edge and connects to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) within five minutes. Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina take about 20 minutes by car, while Al Maktoum International Airport takes around 25 minutes.
Buses provide the main public transport link. Mall of the Emirates and Equiti Metro stations on the Red Line sit a short drive away. Route F30 connects Arjan to Mall of the Emirates Metro Station, while Route 84 links nearby stops to Ibn Battuta. Most residents use cars or ride-hailing because metro stations are not within walking distance.
Both options exist. Unfurnished studios and one bedroom units come with a fitted kitchen, wardrobes, and appliances such as a fridge, oven, and washing machine. Furnished listings add beds, sofas, and dining sets, and usually carry a 10 to 20 percent premium over an unfurnished equivalent.
Tenants pay their own DEWA bills, chiller cooling, and internet. Chiller fees in Arjan run separately from DEWA and can add a few hundred dirhams a month for a one bedroom in summer. The DLD housing fee, set at 5 percent of annual rent, is billed monthly through DEWA.
Pet rules sit with each landlord and building management rather than one blanket policy. Small cats and dogs are often allowed with a written addendum and, in some cases, a refundable deposit. Dubai Municipality requires dogs to be microchipped, vaccinated, and licensed before living in a rented apartment.
Nord Anglia International School Dubai and GEMS United School in Dubai Sports City are both a quick run off. Safa Community School and Kings School Al Barsha lie a similar way on the far side of Umm Suqeim Road. Nursery options include Blossom and Ladybird within Arjan itself.























