Damac Bay 2

Damac Bay 2 is a two-tower residential development by DAMAC Properties, positioned at Dubai Harbour and carrying a branded identity tied to the Roberto Cavalli fashion house. Comprising 20 residences across the two buildings, it is due for completion in Q4 2027, with construction currently around 19 per cent complete.

# The towers and their setting at Dubai Harbour

Dubai Harbour sits at the junction of Palm Jumeirah channel and the open Gulf, occupying a stretch of waterfront that places residents at the literal edge of the city's seaward boundary. The address is deliberate: views extend across open water rather than into a dense residential grid, and the surrounding infrastructure, including the Dubai Harbour Marina and beach, gives the precinct a density of amenity that newer waterfront zones in the emirate have struggled to replicate.

Damac Bay 2 follows the first phase of the same project, maintaining the Cavalli collaboration as its defining architectural and interior signature. The scale is contained rather than monolithic: 20 residences across two buildings is a limited unit count by Dubai standards, which shapes both the pricing and the character of the eventual community.

# Residences, layouts and floor areas

The development spans two-bedroom, three-bedroom and four-bedroom configurations, with floor areas running from approximately 2,100 sq ft at the entry point through to just over 6,200 sq ft at the upper end of the three-bedroom range. Four-bedroom units sit between roughly 5,900 and 6,060 sq ft. The spread is notable: this is not a building of compact apartments, and even the smallest listed configuration runs well above the Dubai market average for its bedroom count.

Pricing ranges from AED 8.34 million to AED 30.11 million across the available inventory, with three-bedroom residences showing the widest span, from approximately AED 8.34 million for a 2,105 sq ft layout through to AED 26.45 million for a 5,140 sq ft unit. Four-bedroom residences are priced from AED 29.8 million.

Kitchens arrive fitted, with appliances including a refrigerator, cooker, hob and washing machine supplied. Wardrobes are built in. Floors are porcelain tiled, and ceilings are partially gypsum with painted plaster walls. The furnishing status is kitchen-only: buyers finish and furnish the remaining spaces independently.

# Amenities and the Cavalli influence on shared spaces

The amenity programme leans heavily into the Cavalli collaboration, extending the fashion brand beyond surface finishes into dedicated cultural and experiential spaces. The Cavalli Museum and Cavalli Art and Fashion Studio sit within the development, alongside a Virtual Fitting Room, giving the shared areas a retail and cultural dimension that is unusual in residential towers.

The spa and wellness facilities include Tropical Treatment Rooms, Floating Spa Pods and a Floating Tents Retreat Spa. Hot Boat Tubs, Organic Water Walkways and an Infinity Pool address the aquatic theme appropriate to the waterfront location. A Jungle Bar, Sunken Seating and a Café and Lounge provide the social infrastructure. Yoga and fitness needs are covered by a dedicated Yoga Area, with The Pods described as speaker-equipped immersive chambers.

The service charge is quoted at AED 25 to 27 per sq ft annually, which buyers should factor into holding costs across the size range.

# Location: distances and daily connectivity

Dubai Harbour's immediate neighbours include the South Beach lifestyle strip, roughly 0.85 km from the development, and Marinascape Mall at 1.7 km. Both are accessible within a few minutes by car. Media City Amphitheatre sits 2.1 km away, a seven-minute drive, while Raffles Early Childhood Centre is 1.3 km distant, also around seven minutes.

Palm Jumeirah is 6.1 km, reachable in approximately 12 minutes. Dubai International Airport sits 31.4 km from the site, with the drive averaging 29 minutes in normal traffic conditions. The address connects comfortably to both the leisure and business corridors of the western side of the city, without being embedded in the congestion of central Dubai Marina.

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

A 20-unit count across two towers is a significant constraint. It means the building will not function like a large-scale service apartment complex, and the eventual owner profile will matter more to long-term value than at higher-volume developments nearby.

The Cavalli branding attracts buyers for whom the fashion association carries genuine weight, particularly from European and GCC markets where the label maintains cultural currency. The floor area at entry level, over 2,100 sq ft for a two-bedroom residence, suits buyers seeking primary or long-stay secondary homes rather than yield-focused investors looking to service short-term rental demand with efficient layouts.

At AED 8.34 million entry and a Q4 2027 delivery, the project sits in the upper segment of Dubai Harbour's off-plan supply. Construction progress at 19 per cent with an escrow account registered (0205844210302) reflects a project still in its earlier build phase, giving buyers time to plan but also the attendant delivery horizon risk typical of any sub-20-per-cent completion project in the emirate.