Samana Boulevard Heights is a Samana Developers project in Dubai Land Residence Complex. It recorded 423 purchases in 2026 at a median of AED 799,000, or AED 1,608 per square foot — below Azizi's portfolio median, which puts it near the floor of the Dubai market. What sets it apart is the sales pattern: it moved units at a consistent rate across eight months rather than clearing in a single release, which almost nothing else we track does.
The project is located in Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC), Dubai. The surrounding area functions as a residential area and shows active buyer and rental demand. It is better suited to medium to long-term residential demand than short-term speculation.
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Samana Boulevard Heights Payment Plan & Prices

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Samana Developers • Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC), Dubai • Handover Confirm contractually — not in the DLD 2026 registration year

AED 799.0K starting

Handover
Confirm contractually — not in the DLD 2026 registration year
Developer
Samana Developers
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Median price paid AED 799,000

Key signal

Median per sqft AED 1,608

Key signal

Sales pattern Steady across 8 months

Key signal

Buyer Intelligence This classification is calculated using ROI signals, risk index, unit mix, area maturity, and live inventory absorption data. No agent bias is used.
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Why this suits End Users

This project is classified as End-User focused because it scores higher on:

• Long-term livability over short-term rental yield
• Low overall risk and delivery reliability
• Family-friendly unit mix and layouts
• Mature community infrastructure
• Stable ownership value rather than fast resale

Investors may still consider this project, but returns are secondary to lifestyle and safety.

This project prioritizes lifestyle quality, safety, and long-term living rather than short-term rental yield.

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Confidence 35%
Returns secondary to lifestyle value
Stable and secure ownership profile
Reliable delivery and build quality
Starting price AED 799.0K
To reserve (20%) AED 159,800
Payment plan 20/40/40
Handover Confirm contractually not in the DLD 2026 registration year
Median paid / sqft AED 1,606
Est. gross yield 7–8%
Location Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC), Dubai

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Samana Boulevard Heights Payment Plan

At the AED 799.0K entry price, here is what each milestone costs in dirhams. Larger units scale proportionally.

20% On booking AED 159,800
40% During construction AED 319,600
40% On handover AED 319,600
4% Dubai Land Department transfer fee, payable on purchase AED 31,960

Excludes Oqood registration, trustee and service charges. Confirm every figure against your sale agreement before transferring anything.

What you actually need, and when

AED 511,360
AED 319,600

The same plan on what buyers actually paid

The figures above use the advertised entry price. The Land Department records 438 purchases here at a median of AED 801,500 — a more realistic basis if you are not buying the cheapest unit in the building.

20% On booking AED 160,300
40% During construction AED 320,600
40% On handover AED 320,600
4% Dubai Land Department transfer fee AED 32,060

Median of recorded purchases in 2026, not an asking price. Your unit may sit either side of it depending on floor, size and view.

When does Samana Boulevard Heights hand over?

Confirm contractually — not in the DLD 2026 registration year. Where the marketed date and the date in your sale agreement differ, the contract governs — get it in writing before you pay.

What Actually Sold at Samana Boulevard Heights

What buyers actually paid, from Dubai Land Department records. Data as of 7 Sep 2026.

Recorded sales 438
Median price paid AED 801,500 +0% vs the AED 799,000 advertised entry price — the advertised figure is the smallest unit, so most buyers pay well above it
Median price per sqft AED 1,606
Most-bought size Studio 235 of 438 sales where the size was recorded

Buying pace through the year

88 Jan
96 Feb
97 Mar
36 Apr
19 May
31 Jun
37 Jul
27 Aug
7 Sep

What buyers bought

Unit sizeSalesShare
Studio 235 54%
1 B/R 174 40%
2 B/R 29 7%

Source: Dubai Land Department, 2026. Medians move as more sales register, and do not separate developer sales from resales.

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Marketing material is written by the seller. The Dubai Land Department register is not. These are the facts filed with the government for this project — escrow status, unit count, construction progress and the completion date on record. Free, no email needed.

Property Overview

Type Apartment
Purpose For sale
Completion Off-plan
Developer Samana Developers
Ownership Freehold
Handover date Confirm contractually — not in the DLD 2026 registration year
Usage Residential

Unit Types

Studio
1 Bed Apartment
2 Bed Apartment

Samana Boulevard Heights Floor Plans & Layouts

Samana Boulevard Heights has not published downloadable floor plans that we can verify, so we are not hosting any. Layouts are usually released to buyers with the reservation form — ask the developer for the plan of the specific unit and floor before you commit, not a generic type plan.

Which layouts buyers actually chose

From 438 recorded Dubai Land Department sales at this development where the unit size was captured. Useful if you are weighing resale demand: the layout most people bought is the layout you will compete against.

Studio 54%
1 B/R 40%
2 B/R 7%

Location & Connectivity

Metro Planned / nearby stations
Roads Key Dubai arterial roads
Nearby Dubai Mall, DXB Airport, Creek Marina

Amenities & Facilities

Swimming pool Fully equipped gym Children's play area Landscaped deck Jogging track Ground-floor retail Covered parking 24/7 security

Developer & Market Signals

Real intelligence signals
Area demand profile
Stable demand with balanced liquidity
Derived from area liquidity, buyer mix, and historical absorption
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How We Analyse This Project

Project and area scores are calculated using developer delivery history, area demand signals, risk baselines, buyer intent matching, and market consistency indicators. Rankings are data-driven and not influenced by promotions or paid placements.

Market insights reflect patterns, not guarantees. Buyers should independently verify pricing, availability, and payment plans before committing.

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Area Intelligence

Samana Boulevard Heights is located in Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC), an inland district of Dubailand, Dubai, without a metro station and reached by road.
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Buyer Fit

Suited to entry-level investors who want floor-of-market pricing with evidence of sustained rather than one-off demand. Poorly suited to anyone needing metro access, rent growth, or freedom from studio competition.
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Investor Angle

Two things make this worth a look. First, price: AED 1,608 per square foot is below Azizi's portfolio median of AED 1,764, so this sits at the floor of the Dubai market and the gross yield arithmetic works even on modest rents. Second, and more interesting, the demand curve. Recorded purchases held between 18 and 97 a month across eight months rather than collapsing after an initial release. Compare that to Binghatti Skyflame 1, which recorded 446 of its 534 sales in May alone, or Binghatti Vintage with 470 of 609 in January and February. Sustained volume points to real ongoing demand rather than a single clearing release, and it means your handover cohort is spread rather than concentrated — fewer identical units hitting the letting market in the same week you do. That is a genuine structural advantage and it is invisible unless you look at the monthly data. The unit mix is a partial help: 229 studios against 167 one-bedrooms and 27 two-bedrooms. At 54% studios you still have same-product competition, but it is well short of the eight-in-ten concentration typical at this price. The constraints are the district and the developer's own scale. DLRC is inland, car-dependent and has no metro, which caps rent growth structurally rather than temporarily. Samana runs Parkville and IBIZA in the same district, so same-brand competition is permanent. And because the project falls outside the 2026 register, escrow verification is entirely yours to do.
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End-User View

For an end user this is among the cheapest ways into a Dubai apartment, in a quiet inland district with more space per dirham than central areas, and with a reasonable chance of getting a one-bedroom rather than a studio. The trade-offs are that DLRC has no metro so a car is essential, it is a long drive from central Dubai, and the surrounding district carries heavy competing supply from the same developer.
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AI Overview

Entry-level pricing at AED 1,608 per square foot, and almost the only development we track that sold steadily all year instead of clearing in one month.

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FAQs

What do buyers actually pay at Samana Boulevard Heights?

Across 423 recorded Dubai Land Department purchases in 2026 the median paid is AED 799,000, at AED 1,608 per square foot. That is below Azizi's portfolio-wide median of AED 1,764 — the developer usually treated as Dubai's cheapest — so this sits at the floor of the market.

Is Samana Boulevard Heights still selling?

It appears to be, and unusually so. Recorded purchases ran 88 in January, 96 in February, 97 in March, then 36, 19, 31, 38 and 18 — steady volume across eight months. Almost every other high-volume development we cover sold 70 to 80% of its year in one or two months and then went quiet, so sustained demand here is a genuine differentiator.

Why does a steady sales pattern matter?

Two reasons. It suggests real ongoing demand rather than a single priced-to-clear release. And it means your handover cohort is spread out rather than concentrated — fewer near-identical units hitting the letting and resale market in the same week you do, which is a structural advantage over a development that sold out in one month.

What unit sizes do buyers choose here?

229 studios, 167 one-bedrooms and 27 two-bedrooms among recorded sales. At roughly 54% studios you still face same-product competition, but that is meaningfully better than the eight-in-ten studio concentration common at this price point, and 40% one-bedrooms gives you a deeper tenant pool.

Is DLRC a good area to buy in?

It is genuinely affordable with real space per dirham, but it is inland and car-dependent with no metro station, which structurally caps rent growth rather than temporarily. It also carries heavy competing supply — Samana runs Parkville and IBIZA in the same district, so same-brand competition is a permanent feature.

Does Samana Boulevard Heights have an open escrow account?

We cannot tell you from our data. The project falls outside the DLD 2026 registration year, so escrow status, registered unit counts and filed completion dates do not appear in our snapshot. Ask for the project and escrow account numbers in writing and verify them directly with the Land Department before transferring money.

Is Samana Boulevard Heights a good investment?

At AED 1,608 per square foot the yield arithmetic works, and the sustained sales curve is a real advantage that most competing projects cannot claim — it spreads your handover competition rather than concentrating it. Against that: no metro caps rent growth structurally, over half the building is studios, same-brand competition in DLRC is permanent, and escrow verification falls entirely to you.

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Data & accuracy: Figures on this page are compiled from Dubai Land Department open data, developer materials and market sources, and can change without notice. Prices, payment plans, handover dates and availability must be verified directly with the developer or a RERA-licensed broker before you commit to anything. Nothing here is financial advice or an offer to sell. Spotted something wrong? Tell us and we'll correct it. Last updated 11 Sep 2026.

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