The smallest in the district
Elz is complete and occupied, and at 275 homes over eight storeys it is the smallest of the five Danube buildings in Arjan. Size is the thing worth thinking about here. A building with 275 apartments has a proportionately smaller pool of owners funding its shared plant, which can push the service charge per unit above what a larger building carries. Against that, fewer residents share the lifts, the pool and the parking, and the owners association is small enough to be workable. Since it is finished, there is no payment plan and no handover date.
The published amenity list is modest and honest about what it is: a pool, a gym, a lobby and a cabana. That is a reasonable set for a building of this size, and it is worth preferring a short list that is well maintained over a long one that is not. On a finished building you can verify this directly rather than reading about it. Walk the shared areas and look at their condition. A small building that keeps its pool and gym in good order is generally better run than a large one advertising facilities that have been left to deteriorate.
No price is published for Elz, which is the position on most of the completed portfolio. That matters less on a finished building than it would off-plan, because the useful figure is what apartments here have actually sold for recently rather than what any list states. Arjan has genuine transaction depth, with five Danube buildings and substantial stock from other developers, so comparable evidence is readily available. We will pull recent sales for the specific layout and floor you are considering and set them against whatever price you are quoted, which is a more useful exercise than debating an asking figure in isolation.
The five Danube buildings in Arjan span a wide range, from this eight-storey building of 275 homes up to Skyz at 36 storeys and 827 homes. That spread is genuinely useful, because it means you can choose the form that suits you rather than accepting whatever the district happens to offer. If a smaller, quieter building appeals more than a tall one, Elz and the four-storey Resortz are the two to look at. Walk both, and walk the taller ones too, so the choice is made on comparison rather than on assumption.