Damac Safa Gate

Damac Safa Gate is a single residential tower by DAMAC Properties, situated in the Safa Park district of Dubai, offering a collection of 150 residences spanning studios through to five-bedroom penthouses, with completion set for October 2029.

# The tower and its setting in Safa Park

The building occupies one of Dubai's more considered residential addresses. Safa Park sits between the older Jumeirah neighbourhoods to the south and the commercial density of Sheikh Zayed Road to the north, giving the district a character distinct from the high-rise corridors of Downtown or Marina. The tower's glass façade and sky gardens are designed to work with that duality, positioning the building as a visual boundary marker between greenery and city grid.

At 150 units across a single structure, the scheme is deliberately contained. This is not a multi-tower masterplan or a phased community rollout. One building, one phase, one completion date.

The architectural language plays with alternating volumes and external planted terraces, creating a profile that reads differently at street level than it does from a distance. Sky gardens appear at intervals along the elevation, extending the interior outward and softening what might otherwise be a conventional glass box.

# Residences, layouts and the price range they cover

The mix runs from studios at roughly 392 sq ft to five-bedroom penthouses reaching 5,381 sq ft, which gives the project a broader range than most boutique towers of this scale.

Studios are priced from AED 1.18 million. One-bedroom apartments, the dominant unit type in the listing, range from approximately 690 sq ft to just over 1,687 sq ft and are priced from AED 2.04 million to AED 3.83 million, with the wider units likely reflecting the larger terraced or sky-garden configurations at upper floors. Two-bedroom apartments run from around 1,060 sq ft to 1,852 sq ft, priced between AED 2.99 million and AED 4.05 million.

The upper end of the stack shifts considerably. Three-bedroom units at approximately 3,141–3,144 sq ft are listed at just under AED 16 million. The two five-bedroom penthouses, at 4,971 sq ft and 5,381 sq ft respectively, are priced at AED 25.34 million and AED 26.2 million. These are not adjacent price points; the jump from the two-bedroom tier to the three-bedroom tier is substantial, suggesting the larger residences occupy a genuinely separate segment of the building.

All units are delivered unfurnished. The service charge is set at AED 22 per sq ft annually.

# Amenities across the building's shared floors

The amenities list at Safa Gate is long relative to the unit count. An infinity pool, a retreat pool, a zen plunge pool, and circular sunken pool seating give the aquatic offering more variety than a single rooftop pool would provide. The Lumière Spa and a dedicated light retreat occupy the wellness category alongside an open-air gym and the Gravity Gym.

Social and cultural infrastructure includes the Eclipse Theatre, co-working pods, elevated gardens, and a private cigar lounge. A 360-degree panorama deck completes the upper-floor provision. The Kaleidoscopic Wonderland is listed among the amenities, though its precise function is not specified in the project documentation.

For a 150-unit building, the breadth of shared programming is notable. Whether all of these spaces are at the scale the names suggest will become clearer as construction progresses toward the October 2029 handover.

# Location: distances and daily practicalities

Safa Park itself sits 5.6 km from the project address according to the distance data, which reflects road routing rather than a direct adjacency. Downtown Dubai is 5 km away, and Dubai International Airport is 20.2 km. Jumeirah Beach is 7.2 km. Oasis Mall at 4.4 km covers everyday retail, and Horizon English School Dubai at 4.9 km is the closest listed educational facility, relevant for buyers considering family use.

Sheikh Zayed Road, running along the eastern edge of the Safa district, provides rapid access to the length of the city. The location sits outside the most congested nodes of Downtown and Marina, which for some buyers is an advantage rather than a compromise.

# Who Safa Gate is actually suited to

The pricing architecture here points at two distinct buyer profiles that rarely share the same building. At the lower floors, studios and one-bedrooms in the AED 1.18–2.5 million bracket appeal to investors targeting the mid-luxury rental market, where Jumeirah and Safa addresses command reliable premiums. The two-bedroom tier extends that logic upward.

The three-bedroom and penthouse units at AED 16–26 million are a different conversation entirely. At those prices, the buyer is comparing Safa Gate against the established penthouse market in City Walk, DIFC and the Palm, and the relative intimacy of a 150-unit building becomes an asset rather than a limitation.

Construction has not yet commenced as of the available data, with readiness at zero percent and a handover date of October 2029. Buyers entering now carry the full duration of an off-plan cycle. For those comfortable with that timeline, the Safa Park address carries underlying land value that more peripheral districts cannot replicate, and the contained scale of the project limits the secondary-market supply that larger schemes inevitably generate at handover.