Cavalli Tower

Cavalli Tower rises 70 storeys above Al Sufouh, positioned along Dubai's northern coastline with direct sightlines to the Palm Jumeirah. Developed by DAMAC and designed by Shaun Killa of Killa Design, the firm behind the Museum of the Future, it is a branded residential tower carrying the Roberto Cavalli name, with interiors that reflect the fashion house's recognisably bold aesthetic. The project is scheduled for completion in Q4 2025, with construction currently 65.5% advanced.

# The tower and its setting in Al Sufouh

Killa's design reads as sculptural from a distance: the facade curves and tapers in a manner that references natural forms without resorting to pastiche. At 70 floors, Cavalli Tower is one of the taller residential structures in a district that has historically maintained a lower skyline than Downtown or Business Bay, which gives it a degree of visual prominence it would not command elsewhere.

Al Sufouh sits between Dubai Media City and the Palm Jumeirah, an address that functions differently from the city's more densely developed corridors. The coastal position means residents face the Arabian Gulf on one axis and the Dubai skyline on another.

# Residences, layouts and finish

The building holds five residences in total, which is an unusually low count for a tower of this height and signals the scale of the individual units. Three-bedroom apartments begin at approximately 3,965 sq ft, priced from AED 18.12 million. At the upper end, three-bedroom residences extend to around 15,300 sq ft, with asking prices reaching AED 87.1 million. Four-bedroom units sit in the 12,807 sq ft range, priced in the AED 79.6 to 79.8 million bracket.

# Interior specification

Interiors carry the Cavalli branding throughout: high ceilings, decorative detailing and a palette that favours richness over restraint. Kitchens come fully equipped and incorporate artistic wall partitions that allow the living areas to open for larger gatherings. Bathrooms are fitted with freestanding bathtubs, and bedrooms feature glass operable partitions. The residences are sold without furniture. Service charges run at AED 25 per sq ft annually.

# Amenities across the building

The building's amenity programme is structured vertically, with facilities distributed across dedicated floors rather than consolidated at ground level. A sky pool and garden sit at elevation, alongside a wellness enclave and gym. At the base, a private beach provides direct coastal access. Additional amenities include a tennis court, private pool options, dining and leisure facilities, and bespoke concierge services. The building does not operate as a hotel, but the service infrastructure borrows from that model.

# Distances and daily connections

Dubai Media City is one kilometre from the tower, roughly five minutes by car, making the address practical for professionals working in the media and technology cluster that anchors this stretch of Sheikh Zayed Road. Dubai Marina Mall sits 2.4 km away, reachable in around eleven minutes. Marina Beach is 3.6 km to the south-west. Downtown Dubai is approximately 20 km, a 25-minute drive under normal traffic conditions. Jumeirah International Nurseries is 3.5 km from the building, a consideration for families with younger children.

# Who this building suits, and where it sits in the market

Five residences in a 70-storey structure places Cavalli Tower in a narrow category: buildings where exclusivity is defined by the ratio of buyers to floors rather than by price alone. The pricing range, AED 18.1 million at entry to AED 87.1 million at the top, reflects layouts that operate closer to full-floor or near-full-floor footprints than to standard apartments.

For international buyers, the Al Sufouh address carries weight for reasons that are practical as much as aspirational. The district avoids the congestion of Marina while remaining within easy reach of it. The coastline is accessible without the density of Jumeirah Beach Residence. That combination appeals to buyers from London, Geneva or Singapore who want a Dubai foothold that does not feel like a compromise between city and sea.