
A303, Two Towers A
Sold prices and rental history: no registered sale, and rented continuously since 2012. Every registered sale and contract is below; today's estimate is free after a one-time verification.
Property timeline for A303, Two Towers A
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Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 1 May 2024.
Key facts
- Type
- 1-bed apartment
- Size
- 1,182 sqft
- Floor
- 3rd of 24
- Parking
- B3-21
- Developer
- Rashed Darwish Al Ketbi Real Estate Development
- Completed
- 2009
- Service charge
- AED 20,000 /yr
- Last sold
- No registered sale
- Building
- Two Towers A
About A303, Two Towers A
A303 is a one-bedroom apartment of 1,182 sqft on the 3rd floor of Two Towers A, a 24-storey tower in Barsha Heights completed in 2009 by Rashed Darwish Al Ketbi Real Estate Development. No sale of the unit is registered with the Dubai Land Department.
It has been rented continuously since 2012 on 10 Ejari contracts. The current contract, signed on 1 May 2024, is AED 75,000 a year, before the service charge of about AED 20,000 a year.
Sales and rents for A303 over time
No registered sale of A303; the dashed line is the one-bed median of each year in the building.
Annual rent on each registered contract; the dashed line is the one-bed median of each year in the building.
1-beds in Two Towers A, and where A303 sits
All 51 1-beds →Over the last 12 months one-beds sold for AED 1,250,000 to 1,883,780, around AED 1,325 per sqft, and rent for AED 69,850 to 180,485 a year. A303's AED 75,000 is in the lower half of that range.
| Recent 1-bed sales | Unit no. | Size | Price (AED) | Per sqft | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Jul 20261 July 2026 | 1,182 sqft | 1,250,000 | 1,057 | ||
| 30 Dec 202530 December 2025 | 1,182 sqft | 1,883,780 | 1,593 | ||
| 23 Jan 202523 January 2025 | 1,172 sqft | 1,300,000 | 1,109 | ||
| 15 Apr 202415 April 2024 | 1,182 sqft | 1,646,700 | 1,392 |
Two Towers A
Building138 apartments, 1-bed to 2-bed over 24 floors in Barsha Heights, completed in 2009 by Rashed Darwish Al Ketbi Real Estate Development. 7 sold in the last 12 months.
- Typical price per sqft
- AED 1,290
- Typical sale
- AED 1.88M
- Typical rent
- AED 120K /yr
- Typical yield
- 6.2%
Other units on the 3rd floor
All 138 units in Two Towers A| ValueToday's value | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A301 | 2-bed | 1,550 sqft | AED 2.17MAED 2,173,630 · Jun 2015June 2015 | 98,000 /yr | |
| A302 | 2-bed | 1,550 sqft | AED 1.68MAED 1,677,870 · May 2014May 2014 | 130,000 /yr | |
| A304 | 2-bed | 1,550 sqft | AED 1.73MAED 1,725,000 · Feb 2026February 2026 | 130,000 /yr | |
| A305 | 2-bed | 1,550 sqft | No registered sale | 145,000 /yr | |
| A306 | 1-bed | 1,182 sqft | AED 1.66MAED 1,663,080 · Jun 2015June 2015 | 92,000 /yr |
A303, Two Towers A in numbers
- No sale of the unit is registered with the Dubai Land Department.
- Rented since July 2012 on 10 Ejari contracts. The rent fell from AED 63,000 to AED 50,000 in 2021 and recovered to AED 75,000 by May 2024.
- One-beds in Two Towers A sold for AED 1,250,000–1,883,780 in the 12 months to November 2026; the building's median across all types is AED 1,290 per sqft.
Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 1 May 2024.
Questions about A303, Two Towers A
What is the rent for unit A303?
AED 75,000 a year on the contract signed on 1 May 2024. The previous contract, from May 2023, was AED 70,000; the unit has been rented since July 2012.
How big is unit A303?
1,182 sqft (109.8 sqm): a one-bedroom apartment on the 3rd floor of a 24-storey tower completed in 2009.
What is unit A303 worth today?
The YallaValue estimate is updated daily and free after a one-time verification by WhatsApp, email or Google. One-beds in Two Towers A sold for AED 1,250,000 to 1,883,780 in the last 12 months, around AED 1,325 per sqft.
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