Safa Two de Grisogono

Safa Two de Grisogono is a single tower developed by DAMAC Properties in Business Bay, offering 27 fully furnished residences across a range of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, with completion scheduled for Q1 2027.

# The Tower and Its Position in Business Bay

At 18 per cent construction progress, Safa Two de Grisogono is already drawing attention for its architectural identity before the skyline has absorbed it. The tower's form takes the cut diamond as its reference point, an angular silhouette that reads differently depending on where you stand. The scarlet palette, drawn from the de Grisogono jewellery house's ruby signature, runs from the lobby materials through to interior detailing, making the building recognisable at street level and from a distance.

Business Bay has matured considerably over the past decade from a speculative canal-side district into one of Dubai's most connected mixed-use addresses. Safa Two sits on the boundary between that commercial density and the relative calm of the park belt, a position that gives it both urban access and something rare in the district: a credible claim to greenery nearby.

# Residences: Layouts, Scale and Finish

The 27 residences range from approximately 1,010 sqft to just over 2,600 sqft for the standard apartment configurations, with pricing from AED 3.26 million. One-bedroom units run between roughly 1,010 and 1,245 sqft, priced from AED 3.26 million to AED 4.20 million. Two-bedroom apartments span a notably wide bracket, from around 1,340 sqft up to 2,600 sqft, with prices reaching AED 9.98 million at the upper end. Three-bedroom options are priced from AED 4.49 million, with floor areas between 1,673 and 2,284 sqft.

Five-bedroom residences also feature in the project, at scales of 8,611 sqft and 14,632 sqft respectively. These are a different category of product entirely, better understood as sky villas than standard apartments.

All units are delivered fully furnished. The original concept incorporates movable walls to allow residents to reconfigure living spaces, which adds practical flexibility to what would otherwise be a straightforward high-rise typology. Service charges run at AED 22 to 24 per sqft annually.

# Amenities Built Into the Structure

The amenity offer is substantial for a building of 27 units. A hanging garden connects the tower's upper volumes. Residents have access to two distinct beach pools, a fog forest, an observatory and an edge walk attraction. The spa, indoor gymnasium and art climate-controlled system sit alongside retail and food and beverage outlets within the building.

The fog forest and observatory in particular reflect a deliberate attempt to create an experience-led environment, something between a residential building and a curated leisure venue. Whether that translates into daily use or functions primarily as a sales proposition is a question buyers should consider when evaluating the service charge.

# Business Bay Connections and Surrounding Infrastructure

Downtown Dubai is nine minutes by car. The Dubai Mall, at 7.3 km, is also a nine-minute drive. The Burj Khalifa sits 5.2 km away, reachable in around 11 minutes. Safa Park itself, the 64-hectare green space that gives the project part of its name, is seven minutes from the building.

Canadian Kids Nursery is 3.8 km away, and Dubai International School is a ten-minute drive at 5.8 km, both relevant for families with children. DXB Airport is 18.9 km out, typically covered in 18 minutes outside peak hours, which makes the address practical for frequent travellers without placing them in the congestion of the immediate airport corridor.

Sheikh Zayed Road provides the main arterial connection into and out of the district.

# Who This Project Is Built For

Safa Two de Grisogono occupies a specific position in the Business Bay market. The unit count of 27 keeps it intimate relative to DAMAC's larger towers, and the furnishing specification, branded design collaboration and amenity intensity are directed squarely at buyers who treat a Dubai apartment as a secondary residence or investment-grade asset rather than a primary home.

The pricing range, AED 3.26 million to just under AED 10 million for the core apartment typologies, sits within reach of European and GCC buyers who are familiar with comparable price points in London or Geneva but want the combination of tax efficiency and rental yield that Dubai's market currently offers. For that buyer profile, the branded partnership and the address adjacent to one of Dubai's few genuinely large parks carry more weight than the floor plate alone.