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Duo by Damac Properties
Dubai · Damac Hills 2

Duo

DDamac Properties
TypeVilla
CompletionReady
Payment10/64/10/16
Starting

AED 1.3M

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Uno by Damac Properties
Dubai · Damac Hills 2

Uno

DDamac Properties
TypeVilla
CompletionReady
Payment10/90
Starting

AED 1.1M

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Verona by Damac Properties
Dubai · Damac Hills 2

Verona

DDamac Properties
TypeTownhouse
CompletionReady
Payment20/50/30
Starting

AED 1.9M

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AED 1.87M at the Center of a Master-Planned Suburb: New Projects in Damac Hills 2

Damac Hills 2 is a fully master-planned district within Dubai, developed entirely by Damac Properties across a network of distinct sub-communities. Phases such as Park Greens, The Farmhouses, Evergreens, Natura, and Verona each carry their own product focus while operating within one developer's planning framework.

With 19 active projects across those phases, buyers here are not comparing competing developers or conflicting visions. They are choosing between product types and phases within a single builder's ecosystem. In a district structured this way, resale values move with the developer's delivery track record and the district's broader absorption rather than with price pressure from rival builders. Build quality tends toward consistency across phases; the trade-off is limited competition on list price within the district itself.

Where AED 1.87M Is the Midpoint

The median asking price across Damac Hills 2 stands at AED 1,869,000. That number gives a realistic anchor for the typical buyer, more useful than the extremes at either end.

The full range runs from AED 547,000 to AED 11,230,667 — roughly 20 times from floor to ceiling. That gap is a function of product type rather than a smooth spectrum within any single category. Smaller apartments account for the low end. Larger villas in premium sub-communities push the ceiling. Buyers focused on townhouses, which make up the majority of listed projects, will find the AED 1.87M median a more practical guide than the headline range.

The Property Mix

Property Type Projects
Townhouse 11
Villa 6
Apartment 3

Townhouses account for 11 of 19 projects, making Damac Hills 2 primarily a ground-level suburban community. The format appeals to buyers who want ground-level living with a private plot at a price below a standalone villa. Six villa projects serve buyers seeking larger plots and more separation. The three apartment projects are a small addition to the mix — buyers who prefer apartment living will find limited selection here compared to denser parts of the city.

Handover Window and Entry Costs

The handover timeline spans from March 2023 to December 2028. The early end of that range is well in the past, meaning a number of projects in the district have already been handed over. Buyers reviewing listings tied to those earlier phases should confirm current availability and handover status directly rather than assuming they are still buying off-plan.

For buyers entering now, the pipeline extends to late 2028. The minimum recorded down payment is 10%, a low entry point by Dubai off-plan standards. One project offers a post-handover payment plan, where the remaining balance continues after taking possession rather than being settled at handover, which spreads the capital requirement beyond the delivery date. That option applies to a single project out of 19; construction-linked payment schedules are the standard format across the rest.

What the Amenities Say About Who Lives Here

Children's play areas, landscaped parks and gardens, shared pools, and barbecue areas appear consistently across Damac Hills 2 sub-communities. Restaurants and retail facilities add daily convenience without requiring residents to leave the district. CCTV security and a gymnasium are part of the standard package across phases.

Taken together, these amenities describe a district built for family owner-occupiers seeking a contained, green suburban environment. There is no waterfront infrastructure, no hotel-adjacent facilities, and nothing signaling short-term rental demand. Buyers looking for income yield from short lets will find the setup here does not suit that model. Buyers planning to live in the property, or to hold long-term, will find the infrastructure aligned with that use.