Damac Harbour Lights

Damac Harbour Lights is a 52-storey residential tower by DAMAC, situated within Dubai Maritime City and scheduled for handover in May 2027. The single building is currently under construction, with progress at approximately 36 per cent, and one two-bedroom residence remains available at AED 6,666,000.

# The tower and its position within Maritime City

Dubai Maritime City occupies a peninsula between Port Rashid and the broader Creek corridor, a district that has historically served the emirate's shipping and industrial trade. Residential development here remains relatively nascent, which gives early-stage projects like Harbour Lights a degree of positional scarcity that more saturated waterfront zones, such as Dubai Marina, have long since lost.

At 52 storeys, the building registers as a significant presence on the Maritime City skyline. The design draws on a collaboration with de Grisogono, the Geneva-based jewellery house, whose signature language of flowing forms and layered surfaces is translated into the tower's interior common areas. Interiors carry a palette of beige and blue tones, referencing the maritime context without resorting to nautical pastiche.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The available residence is a two-bedroom apartment of 2,051 square feet, a floor area that sits generously above the Dubai market average for the configuration. Kitchens come fitted; the rest of the residence is unfurnished, leaving buyers to appoint interiors to their own standard.

Service charges are quoted at 22 to 25 AED per square foot annually, a figure worth factoring into yield calculations for investors considering the rental market.

# Shared amenities on site

The amenity offer is focused rather than extensive. Residents have access to a shared swimming pool, a fitness room, a supermarket within the development, public parks, and 24-hour security.

For leisure beyond the building, Maritime City Park sits in the immediate vicinity. La Mer beach, with its open-air retail and Roxy cinema, is approximately 7.1 kilometres away, or around 14 minutes by car. City Centre Al Shindagha, which houses a VOX Cinemas multiplex, is 6.4 kilometres distant.

# Connectivity and the surrounding district

The tower sits roughly 15 kilometres from Dubai International Airport, a 19-minute drive under normal conditions. Downtown Dubai and the Burj Khalifa corridor are 21 minutes away at 13.5 kilometres. New Academy School is 4.8 kilometres from the site, placing it within a practical distance for families.

Port De La Mer, Dubai Creek Golf and Yacht Club, and Al Badia Golf Club are all accessible within a short drive, broadening the lifestyle radius considerably without requiring residency in a denser, more congested district.

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

A 2,051-square-foot two-bedroom at AED 6,666,000 prices at roughly AED 3,250 per square foot. For a waterfront-adjacent address in a district that remains underdeveloped relative to its longer-term master plan, that figure reflects both the current stage of construction and the speculative premium attached to Maritime City's trajectory.

The buyer profile leans toward those who want scale and a degree of seclusion from the volume of Jumeirah Beach Residence or Business Bay, without committing to the premium of Palm Jumeirah or Emirates Hills. Investors targeting the mid-to-upper rental segment may also find the apartment's size and specification competitive, given the relative shortage of larger two-bedroom stock in this part of the city. Handover in May 2027 provides a defined horizon against which to plan.