Damac Hills - Radisson Dubai

Radisson Dubai at Damac Hills is a completed, fully furnished hotel-branded residential tower developed by DAMAC Properties in partnership with Radisson Hotel Group, situated within the established Damac Hills community in Dubai's southern residential belt.

# The tower and its position within Damac Hills

Damac Hills is one of Dubai's more considered master-planned communities: low-rise in character, oriented around green space, and anchored by the Trump International Golf Club. The Radisson tower sits within this context as a vertical hospitality product, a single building of 73 units that reads less like a conventional apartment block and more like a managed hotel with a residential component. It completed in Q1 2020 and stands fully built and operational.

The community itself covers a substantial footprint along Umm Suqeim Road, roughly 25 kilometres south-west of Downtown Dubai. That distance from the centre is not incidental to understanding this product. Damac Hills functions as a self-contained environment, and the Radisson tower is designed to operate within that logic.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The 73 units span studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom configurations. Studios run from approximately 478 to 673 square feet, priced from AED 914,550. One-bedroom apartments sit predominantly at 901 square feet, with prices ranging from around AED 1.62 million to AED 1.68 million for the standard layout; a larger one-bedroom of 1,131 square feet is listed at AED 2.08 million. Two-bedroom units occupy 1,235 to 1,312 square feet, with asking prices reaching AED 2.29 million at the upper end.

All units are delivered fully furnished. Interiors follow a contemporary hospitality specification: tiled bathrooms, a mix of carpet and tile flooring across living spaces, and kitchens fitted for practical use. The finish is consistent with what Radisson Hotel Group applies across its managed properties globally.

Service charges run at 15 to 16 AED per square foot annually, which buyers should factor into yield calculations alongside any anticipated short-term rental income.

# Amenities and the hotel-living model

The amenities list is purposefully curated rather than exhaustive: a swimming pool, gymnasium, and spa sit within the building or its immediate precinct, alongside resident access to the Trump International Golf Club, one of Dubai's most prominent private golf facilities. The golf club is a material differentiator for this address, particularly for buyers from the UK, Europe and parts of Asia where golf carries genuine lifestyle weight.

The hotel-management structure means amenities are maintained and staffed to hospitality standards rather than the more variable model common to standard residential buildings.

# Getting around: proximity and travel times

Ventura Mall, the community's retail hub, is four minutes on foot. Jebel Ali School is five minutes by car, relevant for buyers considering longer-term family use. Damac Hills Park is a five-minute drive.

Al Maktoum International Airport sits 22.8 kilometres away, approximately 20 minutes by car. As the airport continues its expansion toward becoming one of the world's largest aviation hubs, that proximity carries long-term significance for both occupancy rates and capital values. Sufouh Beach is 17 minutes. Downtown Dubai is 33 minutes on a clear run.

# Who this suits and where it sits in the Dubai market

The Radisson tower at Damac Hills is fundamentally an income-generating asset dressed in residential form. For a buyer seeking a pied-à-terre they will occupy personally for extended periods, the distance from Dubai's central districts and the beach requires honest consideration. For a buyer focused on yield from short-term lets or looking to participate in Dubai's hospitality-linked property sector, the branded management, full furnishing, and sub-AED 1 million entry point for studios make the proposition more pointed.

The price range, AED 914,550 to AED 2.29 million, places this well below comparable branded hotel-residences in Downtown or Dubai Marina. That gap reflects location rather than product quality, and for investors comfortable with the Damac Hills catchment, the arbitrage is clear.