Status
Off-plan
Bedrooms
1–3
Delivery
Q2 2027
Starting at
AED 1,450,000
About the residence
Twin-tower jeweller-branded composition beside Safa Park.
DAMAC's Safa Two completes the Safa Park twin-tower pair, with the Italian jeweller de GRISOGONO contributing interior finishes — emerald and onyx accents recur through the lobby, lift cars, and amenity spaces. Studio- to three-bedroom apartments stack across 70 storeys with park-facing or Safa-bridge-facing aspects. The tower's design also incorporates a 'sky pool' positioned at the upper third of the building. DAMAC's standard 20/60/20 payment plan applies, with handover scheduled for 2027.
- Developer
- DAMAC Properties
- Area
- Business Bay
- Status
- Off-plan
- Delivery
- Q2 2027
Amenities
- de GRISOGONO–signed interior finishes
- Sky pool in the upper third
- Park-facing residents' lounge
- Spa & wellness floor
- Kids' play area
- Direct Safa Park linkage
Payment plan
- 01On booking20%
- 02During construction60%
- 03On handover20%
Indicative: verified at reservation
▸ Questions buyers ask
Pre-purchase research, in your language.
- Read answer →Can foreigners buy property in Dubai?Yes. Since 2002, non-UAE nationals can buy 100% freehold property in designated zones across Dubai, with full ownership rights, no nationality restrictions, and no requirement to be physically present in the UAE for the purchase.
- Read answer →What is the Dubai Golden Visa property investment threshold?The UAE Golden Visa requires a minimum property investment of AED 2 million (approximately USD 545,000), either a single property or a combined portfolio. The visa grants 10 years of renewable residency, covers the holder's spouse, all children regardless of age, and parents, with no minimum-stay requirement in the UAE.
- Read answer →How does the Dubai off-plan payment plan work?A typical Dubai off-plan payment plan requires 10–20% on signing, 40–60% spread across construction milestones over 2–4 years, and the balance at handover. Major developers offer post-handover plans extending payments 2–5 years after key collection, with no interest. All payments go to a RERA-supervised escrow account, not the developer.
- Read answer →Freehold vs leasehold in Dubai, what's the difference?Freehold means perpetual, inheritable, transferable ownership of both the unit and a share of the land, the standard for premium Dubai property and the only structure available to foreign buyers. Leasehold means a long-term lease (typically 30–99 years) of an asset whose underlying ownership remains with the original developer or the government. Foreigners can only buy freehold in designated zones.