DAMAC Properties
The Dubai developer that turned fashion houses into architecture, pairing Cavalli, Versace and Fendi Casa interiors with golf and lagoon communities.
What the Developer Is Known For
DAMAC Properties was founded in Dubai in 2002 by Hussain Sajwani and has since handed over 50,000 homes, with more than 54,000 units under construction. Its signature is the branded residence: interiors and furnishings by Roberto Cavalli, Versace Home, Fendi Casa and de GRISOGONO, alongside hospitality partnerships with Paramount and the Trump Organization. Beside the towers sit master communities — DAMAC Hills, DAMAC Hills 2, DAMAC Lagoons and DAMAC Islands — built around golf, swimmable water and themed leisure.
Fashion-House Branded Interiors
Roberto Cavalli, Versace Home, Fendi Casa and de GRISOGONO design the interiors and furnishings, making the brand part of the architecture rather than a badge.
Golf and Lagoon Communities
DAMAC Hills is built around the Trump International Golf Club, while DAMAC Lagoons and DAMAC Islands centre on swimmable water and themed island clusters.
Fifty Thousand Homes Handed Over
DAMAC has delivered 50,000 units to date with over 54,000 more in construction, and announced the handover of 8,800 residential units across Dubai during 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
DAMAC develops across Dubai, with master communities including DAMAC Hills, DAMAC Hills 2, DAMAC Lagoons and DAMAC Islands, plus towers in Business Bay, Dubai Marina and Dubai Harbour.
DAMAC delivers apartments, penthouses, townhouses and villas, alongside branded residences with Cavalli, Versace Home, Fendi Casa and de GRISOGONO interiors, and hotel-serviced towers.
DAMAC has handed over 50,000 units since 2002 and has more than 54,000 under construction, with 8,800 residential units scheduled for handover across Dubai during 2026.
Homes where a fashion or hospitality house designs the interiors and furnishings — Cavalli, Versace Home, Fendi Casa, de GRISOGONO, Paramount — rather than simply lending its name to the building.
Yes. DAMAC develops in designated freehold zones open to buyers of any nationality, and purchases from AED 2 million may qualify the owner to apply for the UAE Golden Visa.
