Places to live near Dubai Internet City and Al Bharsha

krishoj New member

Member since 18 May 2013

krishojNew member18 May 2013 16:33:36

Hi All,

Currently I am in India. I got an IT job in Dubai Internet City, and my husband got job in Al Barsha. We are looking for accommodation and please let us know the which areas to look into consideration to relocate considering our office locations. Initially we are planning for studio and how much cost it will be in the areas near by our office locations.

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baba774 Member

Member since 23 March 2013

baba774Member18 May 2013 20:02:27

Go to Dubizzle.com and property for rent check ALbarsha Tecom etc . lots of options

Good Luck

mjrv ViP

Member since 05 July 2009

mjrvViP19 May 2013 08:02:53

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Discover Garden would be best suited in terms of reasonable rent and proximity to DIC/Barsha

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GuestPoster0341Guest19 May 2013 08:10:20

mjrv wrote:
Discover Garden would be best suited in terms of reasonable rent and proximity to DIC/Barsha

Discovery Gardens is cheap as well. Furnished studios around 5000 AED.

krishoj New member

Member since 18 May 2013

krishojNew member19 May 2013 15:29:46

Thanks for your replies!!!

How about Greens and Marina? Is it costlier compared to Discovery Gardens?

Can we go by Train from Discovery Gardens to DIC and Al Barsha?

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GuestPoster0341Guest27 May 2013 13:53:06

krishoj wrote:
Thanks for your replies!!!

How about Greens and Marina? Is it costlier compared to Discovery Gardens?

Can we go by Train from Discovery Gardens to DIC and Al Barsha?

Have you found a flat already ?
Discovery Gardens = Ibn Battuta metro station + BUS
I don't know Greens, no metro there
Dubai Marina : Very expensive (metro Dubai Marina, JLT)
Dubizzle is the best reference to find a place to live. Good luck

sitanshni Member

Member since 29 May 2013

sitanshniMember29 May 2013 06:23:03

I recommend you to stay in TECOM or Al Barsha. Both have metro station at walking distance and affordable housing. You will find unfurnished 1 bedroom apt around 45,000 per year or 4,000 per month. Groceries, Indian/Western/Arabic restaurants, Malls are very close by.

I am staying in Al Barsha behind the world famous Mall of the Emirates which is 3 minutes walk from my building.

krishoj New member

Member since 18 May 2013

krishojNew member29 May 2013 16:10:56

Thanks for your info.

I am still searching flats..

krishoj New member

Member since 18 May 2013

krishojNew member29 May 2013 16:12:21

Thanks Sitanshini!

How much rent for Studio in Albarsha?

sitanshni Member

Member since 29 May 2013

sitanshniMember30 May 2013 05:33:40

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dubizzle.com it should be around AED 40,000. I am not sure. Search for Footprint real estate on web they are one of the agents for renting flats in Al Barsha area. Also you can find lot of choices on dubizzle.com. It is very useful website for renting flats, buying/selling electronics, and many more other useful services for our day to day life in UAE.

sitanshni Member

Member since 29 May 2013

sitanshniMember30 May 2013 05:49:40

#11

the website is dubizzle

rlgulliver Member

Member since 30 May 2013

rlgulliverMember30 May 2013 09:52:13

#12

Has anyone tried jk properties, saw them on Facebook and it links to kleindienst website? Dubizzle is a winner but so many times what I see isn't actually available which is frustrating.

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DavidViP30 May 2013 12:30:46

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Hi rlgulliver,

Welcome to expat-blog!

Can you please introduce yourself please.

I invite you to post an advert, and to go through the proposals in the Housing in Dubai section, this might help you find what you are looking for.

Thank you,

David.