Samana Developers, the Dubai-based real estate developer, has announced that 65 per cent of the construction work has been completed on its Dh100 million ($27.2 million) residential project, Samana Hills, ahead of schedule.

A G+5 apartment complex located near the Dubai Miracle Garden in Arjan Dubailand District, Samana Hills project spans over a 100,000 sq ft and will house 205 apartments, including studios, one and two-bedroom apartments, said the UAE developer.

The project met 100% completion of its superstructure 70 days ago, despite the pandemic hardships, it added.

According to Samana, the resort-themed residential project will house studio apartments starting from Dh399,000 ($108,600) and one bedroom units from Dh599,000 and two-bedroom apartments from Dh849,000.

A range of payment options make the project attractive to both end-users and investors alike, it stated.

The apartment sizes in Samana Hills range from 360 to over 1,375 sq ft. The project features an infinity pool, sauna, steam, gymnasium, childrens play area, shaded parking and smart-home technology. Samana Hills has been designed to the highest standards of quality yet is an affordable property asset.

Samana Developers has set a new benchmark of early project completion and handover preponement in spite of challenges, which is unprecedented in Dubais real estate market when there are project delays and developers facing challenges, said its top official.

"Samana Developers remains upbeat on Dubais real estate market due to the fact that the UAE remains at the forefront in the region to spearhead the historic reforms which lead to opening up of the economy, ease of doing business and making Dubai an investor-friendly real estate place," remarked its CEO Imran Farooq.

"We are focused on steady and speedy construction works with stakeholders commitment, resilience, intelligent construction management, and self-funding. Thats how Samana Developers stays ahead of the game," he added.

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