
Off-plan
DAMAC District
DAMAC Properties
- Apartments
- 1 bed
- 800 to 950 sq ft
- Handover Q3 2029
- 5/45/50 plan
From AED 1.45M
By DAMAC Properties in DAMAC Hills, Dubai
50% due before handover
DAMAC plan PP-643421 (September 2026), published for 2-bedroom apartments. DAMAC's schedule shows 9% due immediately; the instalments total 104% of the price, so this includes the 4% DLD registration fee.
60% due before handover
DAMAC plan PP-648034 (November 2026), published for 3-bedroom apartments. DAMAC's schedule shows 9% due immediately; the instalments total 104% of the price, so this includes the 4% DLD registration fee.
Amounts are worked on a 2-bedroom apartment at its starting price of AED 2,650,000. Change home type
For 2-bedroom apartments
Golf Greens offers 2-bedroom apartments and 3-bedroom apartments. Open a home type for its payment schedule, buying costs and the nearest alternatives.
Starting prices are the published figures from the sources listed on this page, checked 13 November 2026. Sterling figures are indicative conversions. Ask for today's availability before relying on any figure.
Apartment towers overlooking the fairways in DAMAC Hills. Two-bedroom apartments listed from AED 2,650,000 and three-bedroom from AED 4,940,000 in November 2026, with handover shown as Q1 2028.
Golf Greens is a DAMAC apartment project on the golf course in DAMAC Hills. DAMAC describes one- and two-bedroom apartments and two- and three-bedroom townhouses facing the fairways, with an aqua garden, infinity pools, an island golf feature and an indoor golf simulator inside the project. Residents also have the wider community on hand, including the Trump International Golf Club Dubai, the Malibu Bay wave pool and DAMAC Hills Mall. Property Finder records sales opening in December 2023.
On 13 November 2026 DAMAC's website listed seven two-bedroom apartments, from 1,228 to 2,615 sq ft and priced from AED 2,650,000 to AED 3,741,000, and three three-bedroom units of 3,890 to 4,948 sq ft from AED 4,940,000 to AED 6,079,000. These are the units on offer in November 2026, not the full range. DAMAC lists the three-bedroom units as apartments, while Property Finder shows the same sizes as three-bedroom townhouses, so ask which layout a given unit is. One-bedroom apartments and the two-bedroom townhouses were not offered online that day.
DAMAC's page headlines a 1% payment plan, but the schedules it publishes for the units on sale are more front-loaded. The two-bedroom plan (PP-643421, September 2026) asks for 9% immediately, 45% in six instalments over 15 months and 50% on completion. The three-bedroom plan (PP-648034, November 2026) asks for 9% immediately, 55% in 13 instalments over 14 months and 40% on completion. In both cases the instalments total 104% because the immediate payment includes the 4% DLD registration fee, which leaves 5% as the developer's booking deposit.
The dates need care. DAMAC's unit cards give handover in the first quarter of 2028, but the same project page still shows Q1 2027 in its headline figures, and Property Finder gives March 2027. Property Finder describes a 20-storey twin-tower project, yet one listed DAMAC unit is on the 29th floor. Property Finder also showed developer stock as sold out on 13 November 2026, with more than 100 resale listings; DAMAC's own site still listed ten units. It records a 1,345 sq ft two-bedroom apartment selling for AED 2,288,730 in July 2026, below DAMAC's current price for a unit of the same size, so compare resale before buying from the developer.
Who it suits: buyers who want golf-course views and generous floor areas in a finished community. What to weigh: the conflicting handover dates, a large share of the price due within 15 months of purchase, and resale stock that may be cheaper than the developer's list.
Government fees are paid on top of the purchase price. This is the position for the entry-level home; costs scale with price. In Dubai the registration authority is the DLD.
Developers may add their own administration charge on off-plan sales. It is set by the developer, not the land department, so it is not included in this estimate: ask for it in writing before you reserve. Adjust the assumptions in the buying cost calculator.
Golden Visa. Every unit type here is priced above AED 2 million, the threshold for the 10-year visa by property. Check eligibility
Within DAMAC Hills, Dubailand, overlooking the golf course. DAMAC names Jebel Ali School in the community, with Fairgreen International School, Safa Community School and Mediclinic Parkview Hospital in the surrounding area.
Dubai's largest private developer, known for the DAMAC Hills and DAMAC Lagoons villa communities and for fashion- and sport-branded towers.
On 13 November 2026 DAMAC listed two-bedroom apartments from AED 2,650,000 to AED 3,741,000 and three-bedroom units from AED 4,940,000 to AED 6,079,000.
DAMAC's unit cards give the first quarter of 2028. The project page's headline figures still say Q1 2027 and Property Finder lists March 2027, so confirm the contractual date with DAMAC.
For two-bedroom apartments, 9% immediately (including the 4% DLD fee), 45% over 15 months and 50% on completion. For three-bedroom units, 9% immediately, 55% over 14 months and 40% on completion. Both plans were published in autumn 2026.
DAMAC's FAQ mentions one-bedroom apartments and townhouses, but on 13 November 2026 only two- and three-bedroom units were listed for sale online.
Golf Greens is being developed by DAMAC Properties. About DAMAC Properties: Dubai's largest private developer, known for the DAMAC Hills and DAMAC Lagoons villa communities and for fashion- and sport-branded towers.
Yes. DAMAC Hills is a designated area where buyers of any nationality can own freehold property, whether or not they live in the UAE. The purchase is registered with the DLD.
Homes priced at AED 2 million or more can support an application for the UAE's 10-year Golden Visa. At Golf Greens, every unit type starts above that level. Approval is at the authorities' discretion and off-plan purchases have their own conditions: see our Golden Visa guide.
The main cost is the DLD transfer fee (4%). On the entry price of AED 2,650,000 that comes to about AED 106,000, plus small administration charges. There is no stamp duty, no annual property tax and no tax on rental income for individuals in the UAE, though your home country may tax you. Our buying cost calculator itemises it.
Facts on this page were last checked on . Prices, availability and payment plans are set by the developer and can change without notice; treat them as a guide until you have a current offer in writing.
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