Verona

Verona is a townhouse development by DAMAC Properties, situated within the master-planned community of Damac Hills 2 in Dubai's southern suburbs. Comprising four-bedroom homes set across a single cluster, it is scheduled for completion in June 2026 and currently stands at roughly 86 per cent through construction.

# The development and its position within Damac Hills 2

Damac Hills 2 is one of the larger self-contained residential communities in the emirate, built around a network of parks, recreational zones and retail. Verona sits inside that framework rather than beside it, drawing directly on the infrastructure DAMAC has laid across the wider district.

The community's scale is relevant context. Residents are not buying into a single building with a rooftop pool; they are buying into a neighbourhood that includes its own retail mall at Akoya O2 approximately four kilometres away, a community park within 1.1 kilometres, and a range of purpose-built leisure destinations that the developer has installed across the master plan. Verona's townhouses are positioned to access all of that without a car journey of any consequence.

Construction progress at 86 per cent with a June 2026 handover gives buyers a relatively short remaining timeline and the ability to see the product taking shape on site.

# Four-bedroom townhouses: layouts and specification

The homes at Verona are four-bedroom townhouses. Specific floor areas and pricing are not available at this stage, as the project is currently out of stock. The developer's original materials describe premium-grade finishes throughout, with kitchens that come equipped rather than shell-only.

Each residence includes a private garden. For a family buying in this part of Dubai, that outdoor space is a practical consideration: the climate permits early morning and evening use for much of the year, and a contained garden differs meaningfully from a shared amenity deck. The layouts are described as designed around family use, with spatial generosity prioritised over the compact floor plates common in apartment-led developments.

Homes are delivered unfurnished, which gives buyers full discretion over interiors.

# Amenities: the community's leisure infrastructure

The listed amenities at Verona and across its broader setting form a notable part of the proposition.

# Water and outdoor recreation

Malibu Beach and the Lazy River both point toward an aquatic leisure focus unusual for an inland suburban community. A Floating Cinema adds a social dimension, while the Fishing Lake offers something quieter and more unusual for this price tier.

A Zen Garden and designated Fitness Zones sit alongside a conventional gymnasium. These are not interchangeable: the garden addresses a different kind of resident than the weights room, and having both suggests the amenity brief was wider than simple box-ticking.

# Distances and practical connections

The project is roughly 33.5 kilometres from Al Maktoum International Airport, which is the more relevant airport for buyers monitoring the ongoing expansion of that facility. Downtown Dubai is approximately 43.5 kilometres by road, with Al Qudra Road providing the main corridor.

Sufouh Beach on the JBR coastline sits at around 35 kilometres. For families, Shining Stars Nursery is 1.8 kilometres from the site, and the Damac Hills 2 Park is just over a kilometre away.

The distances are honest: this is not a central Dubai address. The trade is lower land cost, larger footprints, and a community that functions somewhat independently of the broader city grid.

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

Verona is most coherent for a buyer who wants a four-bedroom family home with a private garden at a price point that central Dubai villa stock would not accommodate, and who is comfortable with a suburban location tied to a specific developer ecosystem.

The service charge of 3.5 AED per square foot is moderate for a community with this level of amenity provision. With construction at 86 per cent and handover under twelve months away, the execution risk is materially lower than it would be at an earlier stage. DAMAC Hills 2 has an established sales and rental market, which provides some pricing reference for buyers assessing resale or yield potential.

For international buyers, the profile fits families relocating to Dubai rather than investors seeking a city-centre asset with short-let appeal. The community is designed around residence, not as a base for frequent travel in and out.