Following the announcement of 12 new real estate projects, UAE-based Samana Developers has launched its first two projects - Santorini and Mykonos - within Dubai Studio City. The design and name of these projects are inspired by two popular Greek islands - Santorini and Mykonos - along the Aegean Sea thus reflecting the Greek islands architecture.
UAE-based Samana Developers has launched its two new projects - Santorini and Mykonos - within the Dubai Studio City. The design and name inspiration of the new projects reflects the popular two islands in Greece - Santorini and Mykonos in Aegean Sea. The AED150 million ($41 million) Samana Santorini will come up on a 193,927 sq ft area, featuring 157 apartments with a mix of studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments with private pools.
The G+4 residential project boasts key amenities. At the start of 2023, Samana Developers announced its bullish outlook for 2022 and its plans for the launch of 12 new projects this year, including five-star properties. Santorini and Mykonos are the first two projects out of 12 that have been planned for this year.
"At Samana Mykonos, we have added plenty of water features, green areas and the solar panels for in-house power generation. In addition, we have created an island-style living where the water, fresh air and plantation will be aplenty. Island-living is a new concept in Dubai real estate that European buyers love and feel at home with," remarked its CEO Imran Farooq. he added.
The AED 170 million Samana Mykonos is the second launch at Dubai Studio City. The G+5 Mykonos residential project spans over 197,430 sq-ft and has 198 units. Mykonos features a host of amenities, right from the valet parking to leisure decks, swimming pools to the jacuzzi, solar panels, roof-top theatre, and private pools in all apartments, the project has everything that you can desire for in a luxurious property.
Samana Mykonos is scheduled for handover in July 2025. To give added value to investors, Samana Developers said it has introduced a new income-generating facility for its homebuyers. Buyers can convert their apartments into holiday homes and sub-lease to tourists and visitors, it added.
