
Off-plan
Samana South Haven
Samana Developers
- Apartments
- Studio to 2 bed
- 354 sq ft
- Handover Q2 2029
- Payment plan
From AED 599K

New developments, starting prices and what Dubai Industrial City is like to live in.
Pictured: Samana South Haven by Samana Developers
2 developments by Samana Developers, with entry prices from AED 599K to AED 1.3M.

Off-plan
Samana Developers
From AED 599K

Off-plan
Samana Developers
From AED 644K
The lowest published starting price for each home type across the developments we cover here.
| Home type | Lowest price at | From |
|---|---|---|
| Studio apartmentsin 2 developments | Samana South Haven | AED 599,000 |
| 1-bedroom apartmentsin 1 development | Samana South Haven | AED 890,000 |
| 2-bedroom apartmentsin 1 development | Samana South Haven | AED 1,300,000 |
Developer list prices, each dated on its development page. Not a valuation.
A TECOM industrial free zone off Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, near Al Maktoum airport, with a growing pocket of low-priced apartment launches from Samana and others.
Dubai Industrial City is an industrial district on the southern edge of Dubai, set up in 2004 and run by TECOM Group, part of Dubai Holding. Bayut's area guide places it beside Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311), bounded by Al Fayah Road (E75) and Emirates Road (E611), and describes it as mainly warehouses, industrial land, showrooms and offices. It counted more than 300 operating companies by 2024.
Housing is a smaller, newer part of the picture. Bayut names Sahara Meadows, with freehold villas, townhouses and mid-rise apartments, and in 2025 and 2026 Samana Developers launched a run of apartment buildings here under its Hills South and South Haven names. Property Finder places these in the Saih Shuaib 2 part of the district and lists them as freehold, with launch prices from about AED 599,000 for a studio.
The appeal is price and the road network. Bayut gives about 18 minutes to Al Maktoum International Airport and about 20 minutes to Dubai Investments Park, Expo City's metro station and Dubai Parks and Resorts. Abu Dhabi is about an hour away along the E311.
The trade-offs are just as clear. This is an industrial zone first. Bayut notes limited leisure facilities, no metro of its own and beaches and the larger malls 20 to 35 minutes or more away. Schools and the nearest hospital are in Dubai Investments Park rather than in the district. A buyer here is relying on tenants who work locally, and on the district maturing as more homes are completed.
Approximate drive times in normal traffic.


Dubai
Pictured: DAMAC Riverside Views by DAMAC Properties

Dubai
Pictured: Samana Downtown One by Samana Developers
Side by side on published prices, yields, new developments and drive times.
On the southern edge of Dubai beside Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311), bounded by Al Fayah Road (E75) and Emirates Road (E611), close to Jebel Ali Port, Dubai Techno Park and Al Maktoum International Airport.
Yes, in the residential projects marketed as freehold. Bayut describes Sahara Meadows as freehold, and Property Finder lists Samana's apartment projects in the district as freehold. Confirm the tenure of the specific plot before you commit.
No. Bayut notes limited public transport and puts the Expo City metro station about 20 minutes away by car. Bus route F35 serves the area.
Among the developments we cover in Dubai Industrial City, prices start from AED 599,000 at Samana South Haven. The highest entry price is AED 644K at Samana South Haven 2.
Current developments we cover in Dubai Industrial City are by Samana Developers.
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