Projects in Damac Hills 2
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Green Space and Family Scale: New Projects in Damac Hills 2
Damac Hills 2 is a master-planned district in outer Dubai, developed in full by Damac Properties. It sits beyond the more established city corridors but operates as a self-contained community. The masterplan incorporates retail, dining, and extensive green space throughout. The district covers a cluster of sub-communities, including Violet, The Farmhouses, Park Greens, Natura, and Verona, each releasing projects on its own schedule while sharing the same infrastructure and amenity base.
The Median at AED 1.87M, and Why the Range Runs So Wide
The most useful single figure for a buyer researching this district is the median: AED 1,869,000. The full range extends from AED 547,000 at the low end to AED 11,230,667 at the top. That spread reflects the property type mix more than anything else:
| Type | Projects |
|---|---|
| Townhouse | 12 |
| Villa | 6 |
| Apartment | 4 |
Townhouses account for 12 of the listed projects and represent the dominant format. They serve buyers who want private outdoor space and a family-sized footprint without committing to full villa land ownership. The 6 villa projects sit at the upper end of the price range, covering the district's larger and more expensive releases. Apartments, with 4 projects, represent the entry tier and attract a different profile: investors focused on yield, or buyers for whom freehold ownership in this district at sub-median pricing is the main draw.
One Developer, One Set of Standards
All projects in Damac Hills 2 carry the Damac Properties name. That concentration has practical consequences for buyers. Resale comparables run deep because every completed transaction in the district comes from the same builder, making valuations easier to anchor. Build quality expectations and post-handover management follow a consistent standard across sub-communities. The district's long-term performance ties directly to Damac's delivery track record, which concentrates both the upside and the brand risk in a way a multi-developer area does not.
Sub-communities now active include Evergreens, UNO Premier Villas, Eterno Prestige Villas, and the latest Violet phases, giving buyers a range of formats and price points within the same brand umbrella.
Already Delivered to December 2028: Reading the Timeline
The handover window runs from an earliest completion of March 2023 through to December 2028 for the latest off-plan releases. Some earlier projects are now fully delivered communities rather than off-plan stock. Buyers should confirm the current status of any specific project, since the distinction between off-plan and completed changes the financing path, the due diligence required, and the purchase structure.
For buyers entering the market now, the off-plan horizon extends to December 2028 at the far end. The minimum down payment across the district is 10%, a low entry threshold for Dubai off-plan. Just one of the district's projects offers a post-handover payment plan, allowing buyers to spread payments past the handover date rather than clearing the full balance at completion. The remaining inventory runs on standard construction-linked schedules.
Built for Daily Life, Not Resort Living
The amenity profile across Damac Hills 2 centres on outdoor and family-oriented facilities: children's play areas, landscaped parks and gardens, and barbecue areas appear consistently across projects, alongside shared and indoor pools, gymnasiums, and on-site retail and dining. That combination points to a resident base of families who prioritise usable daily amenities and enough self-sufficiency to reduce regular errands outside the district. The emphasis on park space and green areas over luxury services makes the target resident clear: this is a community built for suburban family living at scale, not for short-term residents or investor-led occupancy.









