Al Shahed Tower: prices, layouts and what to know
Al Shahed Tower, also written Al Shahd, is a 16-storey residential building by Tameer in Barsha Heights, the district still called TECOM, at the Hessa Street end of the block close to Sheikh Zayed Road. It holds 168 apartments, studios to two bedrooms, and sits a few minutes on foot from the Dubai Internet City metro station, which is the whole reason it lets so quickly.
The building is mid-market and mature, priced for tenants who work in Internet City and Media City and want to walk to the office. The register does not yet hold a ten-sale cohort for it in the current window, so the numbers on this page are Barsha Heights as a whole; the building trades inside that band and the desk can show the last registered sales in it on request.
The facts
- DeveloperTameer
- Floors16
- Units168
- LayoutsStudios, one and two bedroom apartments
- AreaBarsha Heights
What Barsha Heights trades at, registered (Sep 2026)
The registered median apartment sale in Barsha Heights is AED 1.2M at about AED 1,270 per square foot, across 80 sales in the trailing 12 months. Al Shahed Towerhas fewer than ten registered sales in that window, so it carries no building median yet; the moment the register reaches ten, this page switches to the building's own cohort.
Questions buyers ask about Al Shahed Tower
Where is Al Shahed Tower?
In Barsha Heights (TECOM), near the junction of Hessa Street and Sheikh Zayed Road, a short walk from the Dubai Internet City metro station and across the road from The Greens.
What is in Al Shahed Tower?
A 16-storey building of 168 apartments, studios, one and two bedrooms, developed by Tameer. It is a rental-led building with a tenant pool from Internet City and Media City.
What do apartments cost around Al Shahed Tower?
The registered median apartment sale in Barsha Heights is AED 1.2M, about AED 1,270 per square foot, across 80 sales in the 12 months to Sep 2026. Al Shahed Tower has fewer than ten registered sales in that window, so the building itself has no published median yet; ask the desk for its last registered transactions.