Samana Developers, based in the UAE, has announced the launch of its key project, Samana Ivy Gardens 2, which will cost AED855 million ($233 million) and will be built in the Dubai Land Residence Complex within the Dubailand neighborhood.
The key residential development spans 1.5 million square feet and includes several key amenities such as private pools, smart homes, a gym, a steam and sauna room, a kids’ pool, a jogging track, and a basketball court.
It will also include a leisure pool deck, a barbeque area, a basketball court, table tennis, cabanas, a shower area, and an aquatic gym.
The 35-story tower is heat resistant, energy efficient, and equipped with air purifiers. It also decarbonizes the building environment and recycles wastewater for irrigation, making the structure environmentally sustainable and climate-friendly.
Another distinguishing feature of the Ivy Gardens is the “Sky Garden” in the center of the building, which takes up an entire floor.
It includes a spa and sauna, a kids’ play area with a mini pool, a yoga and meditation area, a billboard, table tennis, bowling, a gym, a dining area, a star-gazing telescope, a reading area, a mini pool, indoor golf, a cinema, and a refreshment bar, it said.
The Ivy Garden 2 also has eight retail units on the ground floor. It is scheduled to be completed and delivered in November 2027.
According to Samana, the 843-unit project fully complies with the Dubai Municipality’s Green Building Regulations, which require creating a built environment that is resource-efficient in terms of energy, water, and materials while reducing the building’s impact on human health and the environment throughout its lifecycle, which includes design, construction, operation, and waste and wastewater treatment.
“We are witnessing a growing trend of environmental and economic sustainability. We focus on the design and construction that takes this approach,” said its CEO Imran Farooq.
“We make sure that these two aspects are maintained in design and construction with an individual focus on each element of nature to maintain a healthy environment. With this approach, our designs, quality and affordable luxury attracted several awards in the UAE and beyond,” he added.
The apartments start at AED659,000 ($179,415) and will be available on a flexible payment plan spanning eight-and-a-half years, with five years of post-handover payment options, according to Farooq.
“The flexibility in monthly payments makes it easier for investors and for those buyers who are planning to move from rented apartments to owning homes in Dubai,” he added.
