Marriott

Marriott Executive Apartments at Dubai Science Park is a completed, fully furnished residential complex developed by MAG, comprising three towers above a shared podium on Umm Suqeim Road in Barsha South.

# Three towers, one podium, and a considered position in Barsha South

The development sits opposite Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Gardens on Umm Suqeim Road, a corridor that connects the quieter residential fabric of Barsha South to the commercial and cultural weight of the city's middle belt. Three towers rise from a common podium, beneath which three underground levels provide parking for approximately 500 vehicles. The configuration is practical by design: shared infrastructure at the base, residential floors above, amenities at podium level where they serve all three buildings without duplication.

Completed in December 2023, the complex carries Marriott's Executive Apartments branding, a tier within the Marriott portfolio aimed at long-stay guests and owner-occupiers who expect hotel-grade management without sacrificing residential scale.

# 411 residences, furnished and refurbished across multiple formats

The 411 apartments span one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts, with townhouses and penthouses also present in the mix. Every unit is fully furnished and equipped, and the interiors have been refurbished as part of the rebranding to Marriott Executive Apartments. Residents in upper floors hold views across the Dubai skyline, with the city's southern mid-rise sprawl giving way to the recognisable silhouette of Downtown on clear days.

No individual size data is published at this stage, though the developer describes all units as spacious, and the service charge range of 22 to 25 AED per square foot is consistent with a property offering managed hotel services on top of standard building upkeep.

# Amenities anchored by the podium garden

The podium level organises the communal offer around a pool garden, keeping the outdoor space central to all three towers rather than assigned to one. A gym and spa sit alongside the pool. For dining, Basta Restaurant handles all-day eating, and a Club Lounge provides a quieter alternative for residents working from the building or entertaining informally. A dedicated conference room serves the executive-apartment brief, acknowledging that long-stay residents often need a professional setting that a standard apartment building does not carry.

# Four minutes from Repton, twenty-two to Downtown

The location rewards residents who want proximity to quality schools and everyday retail without committing to Downtown pricing. Repton School Al Barsha sits 1.8 kilometres away, a four-minute drive. Barsha South Mall is under three kilometres. Green Escape Park is reachable in five minutes by car.

Longer journeys remain manageable. Downtown Dubai, with the Dubai Mall and Burj Khalifa, is 17.3 kilometres out, typically 22 minutes by road. Dubai International Airport is 29 kilometres away, around 26 minutes in normal traffic. The coast at Ocean Beach is 11.3 kilometres, or 16 minutes, providing access to the sea that the immediate neighbourhood does not itself offer.

# Who this building suits in the current Dubai market

Marriott Executive Apartments targets a buyer profile that values management infrastructure over raw capital upside. The Marriott branding carries an operational guarantee that a standalone building cannot replicate: housekeeping, front-of-house staffing, and a loyalty programme that appeals particularly to buyers from the GCC and Asia who travel frequently and prefer an asset that functions as a hotel room in their absence.

For European buyers, the completed status removes construction risk entirely, and the furnished specification compresses the time between purchase and occupancy. The service charge sits at the higher end for the district, which is the price of the managed model, and buyers should factor that into yield calculations before comparing the project against unfurnished alternatives nearby.