Executive Heights

Every figure below comes from registered Dubai Land Department records: real sales and real Ejari rent contracts, not asking prices. 528 registered sales on record for this project.

Median sold price · 12 mo

AED 2.31M

1,216 AED/sqft · 18 sales

Median rent · last 90 days

AED 85,000/yr

55 registered contracts

Real gross yield

≈ 3.7%

Registered rents ÷ registered prices

Latest Registered Sales

DateTypeSizePricePer sqft
2026-09-14Office1,672 sqftAED 2.33M1,391
2026-06-25Office1,646 sqftAED 2.25M1,367
2026-06-23Office1,648 sqftAED 2M1,214
2026-06-01Office1,637 sqftAED 2.45M1,497
2026-01-27Office1,646 sqftAED 2.3M1,397
2026-01-15Office1,661 sqftAED 2M1,204
2025-12-18Office1,661 sqftAED 2.02M1,219
2025-12-12Office1,915 sqftAED 2.01M1,051

Source: Dubai Land Department registered transactions. Comparable data, not a formal valuation.

Executive Heights: common questions

How much does a property in Executive Heights cost?+

Over the last 12 months the median registered sale price in Executive Heights in Barsha Heights was AED 2.31M, which works out at about 1,216 AED per square foot, across 18 registered sales. These are completed transactions registered with the Dubai Land Department, not asking prices.

What is the rent in Executive Heights?+

The median registered annual rent in Executive Heights over the last 90 days was AED 85,000 per year, across 55 registered Ejari contracts. Ejari contracts are the official registered tenancy record, so this reflects what tenants are actually paying rather than advertised rents.

What rental yield does Executive Heights give?+

Executive Heights shows a gross rental yield of roughly 3.7%, calculated by comparing registered Ejari rents against registered sale prices for the same building. That figure is gross, so service charges, management fees and any vacancy still come out of it, commonly one to two percentage points.

Is Executive Heights a good investment?+

We do not give investment advice, and we will not guess. What the registered record shows for Executive Heights is 528 registered sales on file, 18 of them in the last 12 months, and a gross yield of about 3.7%. Transaction volume matters as much as price, because it tells you how easily you could sell again. Compare those figures against other buildings in Barsha Heights before deciding, and check the service charge for the tower, since it comes straight off your yield.

How do I check what a specific unit in Executive Heights sold for?+

Every sale in Executive Heights is registered with the Dubai Land Department, and the recent ones are listed on this page with date, size and price. For a specific unit or a listing you are looking at, send it to Chat DLD on WhatsApp and we will compare the asking price against the registered record for this building in seconds, free.

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