9 projects currently selling, from AED 774,999.
Based on 1,116 home sales registered with the Dubai Land Department, 2 Jan – 26 Oct 2026
| Home | Sales | Typical price | Ready | Off-plan | Typical size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 560 | AED 825,999 | AED 620,000 | AED 829,999 | 415 sq ft |
| 1 bedroom | 379 | AED 1,435,000 | AED 989,000 | AED 1,503,810 | 904 sq ft |
| 2 bedrooms | 148 | AED 2,219,000 | AED 1,600,000 | AED 2,321,646 | 1,553 sq ft |
| 3 bedrooms | 18 | AED 3,591,900 | – | AED 3,593,866 | 2,600 sq ft |
Ready = a finished home sold on. Off-plan = bought before handover, from the developer or an earlier buyer.
"Typical" is the median: half of the sales were above it and half below. Source: Dubai Land Department open data. Updated weekly. Buyer names and unit numbers are not published by DLD.
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Dubai Science Park is a TECOM Group mixed-use district in Al Barsha South, built as a centre for science, healthcare and innovation. The homes in and around it are mostly apartments, from studios to two bedrooms, in low rise and mid rise buildings. This guide covers where it is, which residential projects people mean when they search "Science Park Residence", how living there works, and what to know about retail space.
Location: Dubai Science Park is in Al Barsha South, along Umm Suqeim Road (D63). It connects to Al Khail Road (E44) and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311), and links onward to Arjan, Motor City and Dubai Hills Estate. Its commercial neighbours include Dubai Knowledge Park, Dubai Internet City and Dubai Media City, so it suits people who work in those districts.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Area | Al Barsha South |
| Main road | Umm Suqeim Road (D63) |
| Developer of the park | TECOM Group |
| Home types | Mostly apartments, studios to two bedrooms |
| Nearest metro | Mall of the Emirates, about a 10 minute drive or a bus connection |
Searches for "Science Park Residence" usually mean the apartment buildings in or beside the park. The Bayut area guide names the following.
New launches in and around the park include Binghatti Hills, Skyhills Residences and Aqua Flora by Vincitore (see Aqua Flora). Browse all of them on our off-plan Dubai Science Park page. Handover dates and prices change between releases, so ask us for the current schedule in writing for the project you are looking at.
Dubai Science Park is a working district first, and the apartments serve the people who work in it and nearby. Daily needs are close, but it is a car dependent part of the city.
Apartments are available to rent and to buy, from studios to two bedrooms. Browse homes for rent and homes for sale, or tell us your budget and we will come back when something suitable appears. Our guide to buying in Dubai Science Park and Production City sets out what to check first.
People ask about retail and commercial space because the park is a business district. Whether a particular unit can be bought, and by whom, depends on the building, its title and the free zone rules, so we check the title deed and zoning before anything else. If you are looking for retail or office space, tell us the size, use and budget, and we will confirm what is available and on what terms.
Mostly professionals who work in the park or in the neighbouring free zones, plus tenants who want an apartment at a more moderate price point than the coastal districts. Because the buildings are mid rise and low rise, the district feels quieter than the tower clusters of the Marina or Business Bay. There are no villas inside the park itself, so families who want a garden usually look at the neighbouring communities below.
| Neighbouring area | What it offers |
|---|---|
| Al Furjan | Townhouses and apartments, a larger community feel |
| Jumeirah Village Circle | A large apartment district with many new buildings |
| Dubai Hills Estate | A master community with a mall, parks and a golf course |
| Motor City | Apartments and townhouses around the Autodrome |
Most residents drive, using Umm Suqeim Road, Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. Public transport is by bus to the nearest metro stations, or by taxi and ride hailing, which are widely available. If you rely on the metro every day, test the journey before you sign a contract, and compare it with living nearer a station.
In Al Barsha South, along Umm Suqeim Road (D63), with links to Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road.
Yes. There are apartment buildings in and beside the park, mostly studios to two bedrooms.
It is the search term many people use for the residential buildings around Dubai Science Park, such as Montrose Residences, Bella Rose and Opalz by Danube.
TECOM Group, as a mixed-use centre for science, healthcare and innovation.
The closest station is Mall of the Emirates on the Red Line, about a 10 minute drive away, with bus connections.
Yes. Projects named for the area include Binghatti Hills, Skyhills Residences and Aqua Flora.
We have nothing listed here today. Stock changes weekly and we hear about properties before they are advertised, so tell us what you need and we will come back to you when something fits.
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