Projects in Samana Hills South

Samana Hills South: Apartment Living on the Edge of Dubai Industrial City

Samana Hills South sits within Dubai Industrial City, a location that surprises some buyers who encounter it for the first time. Industrial City has been expanding its residential footprint steadily, and Samana Hills South represents the southern pocket of that push. With only two projects currently listed, buyer choice here is concentrated rather than broad.

Both projects come from Samana Developers, the name that defines the entire subdistrict at this stage. That concentration means build quality and design language will be consistent across the area, but it also means there is no competitive developer dynamic to drive differentiation in product or pricing.

A Tight Price Band Around AED 1.07M

The pricing here sits in a relatively narrow corridor. The median lands at AED 1,071,721, with the lower end at AED 987,778 and the upper ceiling at AED 1,443,333. That spread of roughly 46% between floor and ceiling suggests the two projects are not radically different in scale or specification. Both projects offer apartments, so the movement in price likely reflects unit size and floor positioning rather than any shift in property type.

For buyers doing the maths on entry, the minimum down payment stands at 15%, which translates to approximately AED 148,000 at the lower end of available pricing. One of the two projects carries a post-handover payment plan, which extends the cash flow window beyond completion and reduces the pressure on liquidity during the construction period.

Completion in 2028, With Security and Families in Mind

Both projects are scheduled to complete in 2028, with the earliest handover in May 2028 and the latest in December 2028. Buyers entering now are looking at a holding period of roughly two and a half to three years.

The amenity pattern across the two projects includes CCTV security, a children's play area, a gymnasium, an indoor swimming pool, landscaped gardens, and restaurants. The combination of security infrastructure and child-oriented facilities points toward a resident profile of families and long-term occupiers rather than short-stay or investor-only buyers. An indoor pool rather than an outdoor one is a practical choice in this part of the city, and it signals year-round usability as a priority.