Dubai establishes itself as one of the most important real estate investment spaces in the world with innovative sustainable energy projects. Between 2024 and 2025, one of Dubai’s developers, Samana Properties, is preparing a residential complex unique in the city that may be a good opportunity for those looking to settle down.
This is “Ivy Gardens,” a 14-story building that includes penthouses, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, with options and amenities for all its residents and inhabitants. What makes these residences special is that they also feature lush vegetation on each of their floors, meeting the ecological and sustainable development standards the country aims to promote.
What Ivy Gardens are like, an oasis in the heart of Dubai
Located in the residential complex Dubai Land (DLRC), this complex also features another similar project called Ivy Gardens, under the same sustainable and luxury concept for families who choose a natural and exclusive environment to live. This residential property not only offers amenities and private spaces for each resident but also provides energy-efficient solutions and environmentally friendly designs.
Among its main features, this neighborhood develops innovative construction methods, along with characteristics such as solar panels and water conservation measures to align with the city’s sustainable approach. As previously mentioned, this construction is also carried out “off-plan,” a new trending investment method within this United Arab Emirates enclave.
How much does a home cost in this residential complex
Samana’s Ivy Gardens offers one, two, and three-bedroom homes, along with other common areas for families to enjoy a homely system with shared spaces, wellness rooms, gyms, swimming pools, and outdoor cinemas. The starting prices for the apartments are AED 659,000. This type of investment promises an average return of 9.1% for a one-bedroom unit.
This project is expected to be completed by May 2026, and there are flexible payment plans available, including an option of up to 8 years, making it accessible to a broader audience. Currently, approximately 348 units are available, providing access to the city’s main attractions such as Dubai Miracle Garden and Mall of Emirates, while ensuring a serene living environment.
Real estate growth in Dubai
Dubai boasts several favorable characteristics that make it one of the preferred destinations for real estate development. As highlighted by Forbes magazine, one of the factors is that the value of prime residential space is cheaper per square meter than in places like London, Monaco, and New York. Additionally, residents and investors in Dubai can avoid real estate taxes on capital gains, rental income, property taxes, and income taxes.
On top of that, the ecological construction methods align with Dubai’s goal to maintain its title as a Sustainable City, aiming to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. The number of urban and residential projects featuring mansions and luxury penthouses also aligns with the so-called Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, which envisions a population growth from 3.3 million to 7.8 million inhabitants by that year.
