HRE Development · Falconcity

Sakura Gardens

• Apartments
• Townhouses

Bedrooms

Studio–3 BR

Size

451–1,988 sqft

Payment plan

On request

Completion

Pre-launch

Available

1429 / 1429

Handover

Q2 2029

About Sakura Gardens

Sakura Gardens Master Plan & Scale

Sakura Gardens by HRE occupies a 49,000 sqm plot in Falcon City, delivering 127,500 sqm of built living space across four low-rise buildings configured as basement plus ground plus 9 floors, with retail on the ground floor. The project comprises 1,429 units, spanning studios, 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments and townhomes.

The scheme is organised around a 30,000 sqm central park rather than a road network, with all parking placed below ground. This car-free podium approach frees the ground plane for gardens, courtyards and pedestrian pathways connecting the four residential buildings, including Skyhills Gardens A and D.

Sakura Gardens in Dubai Architecture & Design

The buildings combine contemporary straight lines with softer, organic curves, using floor-to-ceiling glazing, extended balconies and natural ventilation to blur the line between indoor and outdoor space. Rooftop levels are treated as retreats rather than utility space, with sky decks, lounge terraces and wellness zones overlooking the central park.

Unit typologies range from compact studios through 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments to villa-style townhomes, giving buyers a spread of layouts within the same low-rise, resort-style setting.

Amenities & Wellness Infrastructure

Amenities are grouped into six categories covering wellness, fitness, social and creative spaces, resort leisure, outdoor nature areas and smart sustainable comfort. The central park includes a lagoon-style pool with cabanas, dual stone and rubber running trails, wellness pavilions, themed kids' areas and floating coffee kiosks.

Fitness provisions include a ground-floor gym overlooking the lagoon, a rooftop gym, outdoor gym stations, two padel courts and a basketball court. Social infrastructure spans a clubhouse, co-working studios, a podcast studio, a sky lounge and rooftop bar, alongside family and children's play zones.

Sustainability features include solar panel integration, EV charging stations, recycled-water irrigation, and fully underground parking, with roughly half the site planned as landscaped green space.

Investment Case

The brochure positions Dubailand as transitioning from an emerging to an established investment corridor, citing rising demand for low-rise, nature-centric communities as families and professionals move away from denser tower districts. HRE frames Sakura Gardens as entering at this inflection point, with lower entry pricing than Downtown, Dubai Marina or Al Barsha South cited as a comparative advantage.

Construction is scheduled to run from March 2026 to June 2029, giving investors a multi-year runway before handover. The project sits within reach of established neighbours such as Villanova, Arabian Ranches and Al Barari, which the developer points to as evidence of the corridor's maturing rental and resale market.

Key highlights

• 1,429 units across 4 low-rise buildings (B+G+9)
• 49,000 sqm plot, 127,500 sqm of living space
• 30,000 sqm car-free central park with lagoon pool
• Studios to 3-bedroom apartments plus townhomes
• Construction scheduled March 2026 to June 2029
• Located in Falcon City, Dubailand corridor

Why this project

• Car-free, low-rise resort community in Falcon City built around a 30,000 sqm central park.

Amenities

• •Lagoon-style central pool
• •infinity rooftop pool
• •wellness studio
• •indoor sauna and jacuzzi
• •dual running tracks
• •padel courts
• •basketball court
• •clubhouse
• •co-working studios

Location

Connectivity & Access

Sakura Gardens sits within Falcon City in Dubailand, close to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Emirates Road (E611), both around 5 minutes away. IMG World of Adventure is a 5-minute drive and Global Village around 7 minutes, giving residents quick access to two of Dubai's major leisure attractions.

Longer trips include Dubai International Airport at roughly 22 minutes, Burj Khalifa at around 25 minutes, and Dubai Marina also around 25 minutes, positioning the community within commuting range of both the city's business core and coastal districts.

Neighbourhood Character

The surrounding Dubailand corridor includes established low-rise and villa communities such as Villanova, Arabian Ranches and Al Barari, alongside leisure anchors like the Habtoor Polo Club roughly 12 minutes away. The area is characterised by lower density, more greenery and a slower pace compared with Dubai's central tower districts.