Samana Golf Views

Samana Golf Views is a single residential tower by Samana Developers, located in Dubai Sports City and scheduled for handover in July 2026. Currently 25.94 per cent complete, the project is fully sold out, though secondary-market opportunities may exist for buyers tracking the district closely.

# The tower and its position in Dubai Sports City

Dubai Sports City occupies the south-western arc of greater Dubai, a purpose-built district that grew up around the Els Club golf course and the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. The neighbourhood has matured steadily since its initial phases, attracting mid-to-long-term residents who prioritise space, air and access to outdoor facilities over proximity to the Marina or Downtown grid.

Samana Golf Views sits within this context as a single building, its orientation drawing on the greenery of the surrounding golf landscape. The tower's scale fits the low-rise character of the wider community rather than competing with it.

# Residences, specification and service costs

Specific unit sizes and layouts have not been disclosed in available project data, and the development is no longer offered at primary-market prices. What is confirmed: residences are delivered unfurnished, giving buyers the flexibility to fit out to their own specification. The service charge is set at AED 15 per square foot annually, a figure buyers should factor into yield calculations or holding-cost projections.

The escrow account (0405599501612) is registered with the relevant Dubai authority, providing the standard statutory protection for off-plan purchasers.

# Amenities across the building

The facilities list is broad for a single-tower project. The leisure pool deck forms the social centrepiece, supported by a separate main pool and a kids' pool. Sports provision runs from indoor and outdoor gym space to sports courts, a jogging track and a skatepark. The VR golf experience is a nod to the surrounding landscape without requiring residents to leave the building.

An outdoor cinema and barbecue area address the communal living side. Sauna and steam rooms round out the recovery facilities.

# A note on the lifestyle positioning

The amenities package is designed for residents who are active but not necessarily travelling to external facilities daily. For a community like Dubai Sports City, that self-contained quality matters: the district is not a walkable urban neighbourhood in the conventional sense, so on-site provision carries more weight here than it would in, say, Jumeirah or Business Bay.

# Location: distances and daily logistics

Victory Heights Primary School is 1.2 kilometres away, a practical consideration for families with school-age children. Waitrose Mall, at 4 kilometres, handles everyday retail. The Dubai International Cricket Stadium sits 2 kilometres out, relevant during international fixtures when traffic in the district tightens.

Downtown Dubai is 22 kilometres from the site; Al Maktoum International Airport, the eventual home of Emirates' long-haul operations, lies 24.7 kilometres away. Marina Beach is 16.7 kilometres. None of these are walking distances, and buyers should approach Dubai Sports City as a car-dependent address, as most of outer Dubai remains.

# Who this building suits, and where it sits in the market

Samana Golf Views is a project for buyers who already understand Dubai Sports City's trade-offs: less urban density, lower land values than waterfront or Downtown addresses, and a community built around sport and outdoor living rather than nightlife or retail intensity.

At a service charge of AED 15 per square foot, holding costs are moderate. For investors, the district has historically attracted long-term tenants, particularly families and sports professionals, rather than the short-let market that dominates Marina or Downtown. That makes yield profiles steadier but less flexible.

The July 2026 completion date, with construction just over a quarter complete, places this in the mid-term pipeline. Secondary buyers entering now are acquiring with roughly two years to handover, which suits buyers hedging currency or timing a relocation rather than those seeking immediate rental income.