Based on 5 community and 11 building reviews
Damac Hills is a gated community located along Al Qudra Road (D63) in Dubailand. It was developed by DAMAC Properties around the Trump International Golf Club, creating green surroundings throughout the community.
Life here moves at a slower pace than central Dubai. You get mature landscaping, wide internal roads, and a calm residential setting that feels noticeably more private because of the security-controlled entrances.
Damac Hills works well for families who want more space, greenery, and pet-friendly parks inside a secure gated community. It also appeals to professionals and couples who prefer the apartment clusters for a quieter lifestyle and a more accessible entry point. Investors keep it on their radar too, thanks to steady rental demand from smaller households and golf enthusiasts.
You'll need a car here. There is no metro on the doorstep, and drives to Downtown Dubai or Dubai Marina generally take around 30 to 40 minutes depending on traffic.
Daily life centers on the Trump International Golf Club and the wider community park. Residents have Malibu Bay wave pool, a skate park, dog park, stables, sports courts, and a retail strip with a Carrefour, cafes, and clinics all inside the development.
Al Qudra Road and Hessa Street connect the community to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Emirates Road (E611). Damac Lagoons, Dubai Sports City, Arabian Ranches, and Town Square are all about 10 to 20 minutes away by car, which gives you a wider choice of schools, malls, and services.
Prices of properties for sale in Damac Hills range from AED 390K to AED 39.46M, with a median of AED 1.9M. A total of 1,355 listings are available. 692 properties have been listed for sale in Damac Hills over the past 30 days. Across all listings, 82% are verified and 75% are listed by SuperAgents.
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Silver Springs 3, Silver Springs, Damac Hills, Dubai
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513 sqft
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Golf Horizon B, Golf Horizon, Golf Town, Damac Hills, Dubai
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581 sqft
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Loreto 3 B, Loreto, Damac Hills, Dubai
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Veneto at Damac Hills, Damac Hills, Dubai
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458 sqft
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Artesia D, Artesia, Damac Hills, Dubai
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Damac District Tower B, Damac District, Damac Hills, Dubai
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Golf Greens 2 Tower A, Golf Greens 2, Golf Greens, Damac Hills, Dubai
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Golf Greens 1 Tower B, Golf Greens 1, Golf Greens, Damac Hills, Dubai
1,900 sale transactions were recorded in Damac Hills over the past 12 months, marking a 18.7% increase YoY.
The data displayed is based on average prices and sizes of all in Damac Hills.
See all TransactionsDamac Hills is set up so you can handle most daily errands without leaving the gates. The community Carrefour is only a few minutes away by foot or car from the central clusters, and you can stop at a cafe by the lake or pick up something quick before heading out on Hessa Street. Malibu Bay adds a pool with food and drinks, and Damac Hills Mall covers the rest of the everyday basics without requiring a longer city trip.
DAMAC Hills has a solid mix of French, British, American, and IB curriculum schools around it, with British options the most common in this part of Dubai. Average annual fees across nearby options land in the AED 45,000–75,000 range, and families can choose from more than a dozen schools inside a 5 km radius.
Lycée Français International, about 1.4 km away, is a French curriculum school certified by the French Ministry of Education, currently teaching over 3,200 students across two campuses in Dubai. This branch is part of the school's newer Mudon campus, with fees ranging from AED 65,000 to 80,000.
Dubai International Academy in Town Square, about 1.9 km away, opened in August 2026 with Pre-K through Grade 8 on a 330,000-square-foot campus that includes three swimming pools and dedicated science, art, and design technology labs. Its fees range from AED 68,000 to 120,000.
Ranches Primary School follows the English National Curriculum and has a Good KHDA rating. Fees sit in the AED 50,000–62,000 range, and the school is under a ten-minute drive from DAMAC Hills. That makes it a practical option for younger children, since it focuses on Foundation Stage through Year 6.
Fairgreen International School offers the IB curriculum from early years through diploma and holds a Very Good KHDA rating. Fees run roughly AED 55,000 to AED 92,000. It sits in The Sustainable City, about a ten-minute drive away, and is known for its sustainability-focused campus.
Blossom Damac Hills Nursery sits inside the community and takes children from around 45 days to 4 years. Jebel Ali Village Nursery is another option, about a ten-minute drive away in Motor City, and covers a similar age range.
| School name | Curriculum | Fee range | Distance | KHDA rating |
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| Lycee Francais International L.L.C (Branch) | French | 65K - 80K | 1.4 km | Not inspected yet |
| Ash Mount School L.L.C. | International Baccalaureate | 52K - 75K | 1.6 km | Not inspected yet |
| Dubai International Academy Town Square | International Baccalaureate | 68K - 120K | 1.9 km | Not inspected yet |
| Ranches Primary School | UK | 50K - 62K | 2.0 km | Very good |
| South View School L.L.C | UK | 47K - 67K | 2.1 km | Good |
| GEMS Metropole School - Dubai Branch | UK | 38K - 51K | 2.4 km | Good |
| Royal Grammar School Guildford L.L.C | UK | 79K - 120K | 2.5 km | Very good |
| Fairgreen International School L.L.C | International Baccalaureate | 54K - 92K | 2.5 km | Good |
| Horizon English School Town Square | UK | 68K | 2.8 km | Not inspected yet |
| Dwight School L.L.C | International Baccalaureate | 65K - 111K | 2.9 km | Good |
| GEMS School of Research and Innovation | UK | 116K - 161K | 3.1 km | Not inspected yet |
| GEMS Metropole School - Al Waha | UK | 40K - 53K | 3.3 km | Good |
| Victory Heights Primary School L.L.C | UK | 40K - 55K | 3.4 km | Outstanding |
| Renaissance School L.L.C | American | 36K - 57K | 3.5 km | Acceptable |
| Jumeirah English Speaking School (Br) | UK - International Baccalaureate | 54K - 106K | 4.4 km | Outstanding |
| Safa Community School | UK - UK/IB | 54K - 89K | 4.4 km | Outstanding |
| Dhruv Global school | Indian | 18K - 26K | 4.6 km | Acceptable |
| Australian International School - Dubai L.L.C | Australian | 52K - 90K | 4.9 km | Good |
Great family friendly community with the best park in Dubai!
3 months ago
A large, well-planned, and well-managed master community, DAMAC Hills offers both apartments and villas. It’s ideal for families with children and pets, as well as for individuals who prefer a quiet, peaceful environment. The community features the Trump International Golf Club, expansive parks, a variety of restaurants and cafés, and multiple grocery stores and mini-marts. It is conveniently located between major roads, including Al Qudra Road and Hessa Street, providing easy connectivity. Overall, DAMAC Hills is one of Dubai’s most popular villa communities.
6 months ago
Damac Hills feels like a completely different side of Dubai compared with most of the city. It’s very green, calm, and feels a lot more family‑centric and pet‑friendly than the busier urban areas. The community is well kept, security feels solid, and there’s a real effort put into maintenance and standard of life around you. It’s definitely a car‑dependent place. There’s no metro access nearby, so commuting to central areas easily takes 30 to 40 minutes on most days, and getting around without a car isn’t very realistic. The villas and townhouses are spacious, many with golf or landscaped views, which makes the whole area feel open and relaxed. Overall, Damac Hills gives off a calm, green, residential vibe that feels very different from the busier parts of Dubai.
6 months ago
Been living here for over a year, one of the best communities to live in with best parks, golf course, and sports amenities on offer. Close proximity to major roads making it easy to get around Dubai.
6 months ago
Damac Hills is one of the luxurious communities in Dubai, Best for European and Uk nationals,
6 months ago
Orchid
The heart of Damac Hills. Closest location to community parks and sports facilities. Public bus stop is available just outside of Orchid A. Great management, highly recommended.
21 days ago
Golf Terrace A
Amazing building in an amazing community!
3 months ago
Carson B
Nice, quiet building with great access to Damac Hills parks and amenities. The apartments are reasonably priced, but the daily commute to central Dubai is long and Hessa Street traffic can be tough.
6 months ago
Carson
Area is quiet. Not too crowded. Shops ang grocery nearby. There is alloted parking per unit.
3 years ago
Belair Damac Hills - By Trump Estates
It’s very calm clear every things near us and luctury area I advise every one to buy or rent in our community
3 years ago
Golf Vita A
I've been living in Golf Vita for nearly a year now, and every time I step inside, I can't help but appreciate the fact that it's my home. This place truly has it all - there's a mall, cafes, restaurants, grocery stores, pharmacies, parks, barbecue spots, stables, a golf course, and it's incredibly pet and kid-friendly. It feels like a small city in itself. The balconies offer ample space, and the views are absolutely breathtaking. In our one-bedroom apartment, we're spoiled with a roomy wardrobe and a hotel-like bathroom complete with a shower. The kitchen is a tad small, especially if you have a lot of appliances, but it gets the job done. The neighborhood is filled with friendly people, and there's always something fun happening in the community. The only drawback is the maintenance costs, which can be a bit steep, but we've found ways to manage them. If you enjoy having friends over, there's no need to worry about parking, as there's a designated lot for guests. All in all, I'd highly recommend this community, especially for families. It's been a great experience living here.
3 years ago
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Anonymous
3 months ago
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Should I invest in apartments in Damac Hills? What are the rental yields and pros and cons of these units?
Evaluating as an investment
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Apartment yield in Damac Hills is great. Apartments are massively sought after by young professionals and individuals. Currently the average easily achievable Rental yields is estimated between 7-8 %. You also have the possibility to renovate the apartments and these perform well on short term for an even higher rental yield.
a month ago
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DAMAC Hills can be a solid investment for buy-to-let investors. Apartments typically achieve gross rental yields of around 6–8%, depending on the building, unit type, view, and purchase price. Studios and one-bedroom units generally offer the highest yields. Pros: * Established community with strong amenities (golf course, parks, retail, schools). * Consistent rental demand from professionals and families. * Competitive entry prices compared to some prime Dubai areas. * Potential for long-term capital appreciation as the area matures further. Cons: * Service charges can impact net returns. * Some buildings have significant supply, which may limit rental growth. * Appreciation is generally slower than in premium locations such as Dubai Hills Estate or Downtown Dubai. * Rental performance varies considerably between buildings.
3 months ago
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NO, DAMAC Hills offers decent rental returns, I would not recommend investing if the primary goal is long-term capital growth and ease of resale. The location, traffic dependence, developer reputation concerns, and supply risk outweigh the attractive yields.
3 months ago
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my answer is yes—but only if you buy the right building, layout, and price. As someone working in DAMAC Hills yourself, you've probably seen that some buildings rent far more easily than others. Gross rental yield: 6–7% for most apartments. Well-priced studios and 1-bedroom units: can achieve 7%+. Net yield: typically around 5–6% after service charges, maintenance, and vacancy. Pros Strong tenant demand from professionals, couples, and small families. Established community with golf course, parks, schools, Carrefour, restaurants, and Malibu Bay. Cons Service charges can reduce your net return, particularly in buildings with extensive amenities. Some older buildings have higher maintenance requirements than newer developments.
3 months ago
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Yes Investing in apartments in DAMAC Hills is a strong choice, particularly for income-focused investors. The area delivers average gross rental yields between 6.5% and 8.5%.
3 months ago
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Yes, I think Damac Hills apartments are worth considering for investment, especially if you choose the right building. They offer strong rental demand thanks to the established community, parks, schools, retail, and excellent road connectivity. In my leasing experience, apartments in buildings like Artesia and Carson tend to attract tenants consistently, with units typically renting within about a month when priced correctly. Rental returns are competitive, while the main drawbacks are peak-hour traffic and the fact that not every cluster has its own swimming pool. Personally, I’d choose Artesia because of its easy access, proximity to the community centre, supermarket, and retail, making it appealing to both tenants and investors
2 months ago
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For investment purposes i must say it’s good for rental it’s small units but it will effect on your ROI bcz the service charges will be less and your roi will be good enough,
2 months ago
Anonymous
4 months ago
5 answers
Should I buy a property in Damac Hills or Damac Lagoons?
How would you compare them for lifestyle and investment potential in 2026?
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It depends on your objective. Damac Hills is a mature, established community with completed amenities and consistent rental demand, making it a good option for buyers who want immediate occupancy or rental income. Damac Lagoons is a newer, resort-style master community with strong lifestyle appeal and long-term growth potential as more phases are completed. If you’re investing for today’s rental market, Damac Hills has the advantage. If you’re investing with a medium- to long-term outlook, Damac Lagoons is an exciting option. Investing in Damac Lagoons today can give you a higher appreciation later
2 months ago
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Offcourse damac hills. Its exclusive with a lot of greenery. Damac lagoons are 9000 units with very high foot step congested community.
3 months ago
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For most investors, DAMAC Hills is the safer investment: More predictable rental income. Lower vacancy risk. Better resale liquidity. Established amenities and infrastructure. If your goal is to maximize long-term appreciation and you're comfortable with a higher-risk, higher-upside investment, DAMAC Lagoons is compelling, especially as more clusters are completed and the community matures.
3 months ago
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My choice in 2026: DAMAC Hills. It offers a better balance of rental demand, resale liquidity, and community maturity, while DAMAC Lagoons remains more of a growth play.
3 months ago
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If I were choosing in 2026, I’d pick Damac Hills for a safer investment and more established lifestyle. It has proven rental demand, mature infrastructure, schools, retail, and a strong resale market. Damac Lagoons offers a unique resort-style lifestyle with lagoons and themed clusters, and it may have higher appreciation potential as the community matures. However, it’s still developing, so there’s more uncertainty. In short: * Damac Hills = safer, established, stronger rental demand. * Damac Lagoons = higher growth potential, resort lifestyle, higher risk. For most investors, I’d lean toward Damac Hills. For long-term capital growth and lifestyle-focused buyers, Damac Lagoons is very attractive.
3 months ago
Anonymous
4 months ago
5 answers
What's the difference between Damac Hills 1 and 2, and which one should I invest in?
I'm not fully clear on how Damac Hills 1 and 2 differ in practice. Which would you recommend as an investment right now and why?
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Damac Hills 1 is a more established community with mature landscaping, the Trump International Golf Club, and a wider range of completed amenities. It generally attracts buyers looking for an established lifestyle and steady rental demand. Damac Hills 2 is more affordable, offers larger homes for the budget, and has strong long-term growth potential as the community continues to develop. If you’re looking for immediate stability, higher budget and closer to the city, Damac Hills 1 is a solid choice. If your focus is affordability and future appreciation, Damac Hills 2 is definitely worth considering. It
2 months ago
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The location, there is no comparison. Damac hills 1 is a luxury community minutes away from Dubai skyline. Damac hills 2 is very far and country side community with a lot of townhouses.
3 months ago
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If I had AED 1.2–2 million, I would personally choose DAMAC Hills 1—particularly a well-priced 1-bedroom apartment in Loreto, Golf Promenade, Golf Horizon, Golf Panorama, or Jasmine. The community is proven, demand is consistent, and vacancy risk is generally lower. If I had AED 600,000–900,000 and wanted to maximize cash flow, I'd consider DAMAC Hills 2, provided I selected a completed building or a townhouse in a desirable cluster rather than buying solely because it's inexpensive.
3 months ago
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DAMAC Hills 1. Better location, stronger demand, and better long-term capital preservation, even if the rental yield is slightly lower.
3 months ago
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If I were investing today, I’d choose Damac Hills 1. It’s a mature community with stronger rental demand, better amenities, and more stable resale values. It’s generally the safer investment. Damac Hills 2 is more affordable and may offer higher capital appreciation, but it comes with more risk since it’s still developing and farther from key areas. In short: * Damac Hills 1 = safer, stronger rental returns, easier resale. * Damac Hills 2 = cheaper entry, higher growth potential, higher risk.
3 months ago
Anonymous
2 months ago
4 answers
How is DAMAC's build quality? What should I check before buying in DAMAC Hills?
What issues come up most and how do I protect myself as a buyer?
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Build quality isn’t bad either it’s just older buildings so you need to look out for any cracks on the walls etc. What you should look out for before buying in Damac hills: waterproofing and water ingress, AC problems, plumbing or drainage and external/common areas for any cracks
17 days ago
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Overall, I’d say the build quality is good for the price, especially if you budget for routine maintenance. The most common issues I come across are waterproofing and occasional AC maintenance rather than major structural defects. Before buying, I always recommend checking for outstanding service charges, whether the unit has district cooling, parking allocation, and the property’s maintenance history. For villas and townhouses, it’s worth inspecting the waterproofing, while apartment buyers should have the AC system checked. I’ve lived in a DAMAC property myself and would be comfortable buying one, provided the property has been properly maintained and if it’s under warranty.
2 months ago
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Build up quality is fair enough, just check the average seepage if there and asknto seller to do all this if possible
2 months ago
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Damac build quality is at a consistent high quality level. Before buying a property i would call a contracting or snagging company to do some checks. Each property is different and quality can depends on specific clusters, age and maintainencen from owner. These contracted companies can check roofs, waterproofing, plumbing, window/ door seals, drainage etc. They can advise on factors that aren’t as eye noticeable and can help in choosing the best and most suitable property for you and your requirements.
a month ago
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Damac Hills spans roughly 42 million square feet as a gated master community by DAMAC Properties, with villas, townhouses, mid-rise apartment towers, and hotel apartments arranged around the Trump International Golf Club Dubai. The overall mix leans family-first. Apartment clusters tend to face the fairways, while standalone villa neighborhoods sit along landscaped streets. Pricing sits below Dubai Hills Estate and above Damac Hills 2 and Town Square for comparable sizes.
Damac Hills apartments range from compact studios to three-bedroom layouts. Most stock is spread across Carson, Artesia, Golf Vita, Golf Gate, Loreto, and more.
If you're looking at smaller, more rental-focused stock, Carson and Golf Vita are popular for finding Damac Hills apartments for rent. Carson's three towers (A, B, and C) rise 33 floors and include studios for rent in Damac Hills from around 400 sq ft up to two-bedroom homes near 1,350 sq ft. Golf Vita A leans into the rental market with efficient one-bedroom layouts around 430 to 480 sq ft.
For more variety, Artesia and Loreto show the middle of the market well. Artesia (A through D) mixes hotel apartments and residential studios and one- to three-bedroom units, with sizes stretching from about 320 sq ft for studios to nearly 1,660 sq ft for 3-bedroom apartments for rent in Damac Hills. Loreto's six low-rise blocks and Jasmine A and B offer studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments with park or golf-facing balconies, typically 400 to 950 sq ft.
At the newer end, Golf Greens 1 and 2, still off-plan, bring one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments for sale in Damac Hills and podium duplexes ranging from around 640 sq ft to nearly 5,000 sq ft.
Across the apartment clusters, shared amenities include temperature-controlled pools, gyms, landscaped gardens, kids' play areas, covered parking, and direct access to the golf course and Carrefour at the community center. Apartment pricing here undercuts Dubai Hills Estate and sits above Town Square for similar sizes.
Damac Hills villas come in three- to seven-bedroom layouts across several clusters. For the core family segment, Rockwood, Rochester, Trinity, Pelham, Phoenix, and Calero are the main names to know. These three-bedroom homes usually sit on plots roughly 2,700 to 3,600 sq ft, with built-up areas around 2,000 to 2,700 sq ft.
Move up in size, and Silver Springs, Flora, and Queens Meadow start to make more sense. Four- and five-bedroom villas here stretch from about 3,200 sq ft up to 6,900 sq ft, with plots reaching 7,600 sq ft. If you want golf frontage or a larger standalone setup, The Turf, The Field, Longview, and Veneto offer five- to seven-bedroom luxury villas with built-up areas from roughly 3,500 sq ft to over 11,300 sq ft.
At the top of the market, Trump Estates and Bel Air front the golf course with four- to seven-bedroom villas. Cavalli Estates and Autograph Collection push further into mansion territory, with five to seven bedrooms on plots from 8,700 sq ft to over 17,900 sq ft and built-up areas up to 18,491 sq ft.
Most homes include private gardens, maid's rooms, driver's rooms in larger types, and access to Malibu Bay, parks, the skate park, and stables. Villa pricing tracks below Dubai Hills Estate for comparable plots and above Damac Hills 2 by a meaningful margin.
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Damac Hills townhouses are concentrated in Park Residences 1 and 4, Park Residence, Ivory by DAMAC, and selected sub-plots within Rochester, Trinity, and Silver Springs. Three- and four-bedroom homes make up most of the market. Plot sizes run from roughly 1,485 sq ft in the Park Residences up to 2,955 sq ft, while built-up areas range from about 1,776 sq ft to 2,915 sq ft.
Ivory by DAMAC is one of the newer options, with three- and four-bedroom layouts on plots near 1,356 sq ft designed for smaller families.
At the larger end, corner and single-row townhouses in Park Residence 1 reach five- and six-bedroom configurations on plots over 3,300 sq ft.
Kitchens are usually closed or semi-open, most homes include a maid's room and private garden, and residents share community pools, landscaped parks, and gated security. Townhouse pricing here runs above Damac Hills 2 for comparable bedroom counts and slightly below Dubai Hills Estate townhouses.
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Hotel apartments in Damac Hills sit mainly in Artesia and Golf Veduta A and B. Studios start near 320 sq ft, one-bedroom units run 550 to 950 sq ft, and two- and three-bedroom hotel apartments reach up to 2,085 sq ft in Golf Veduta A.
These units are usually furnished and come with hotel-style bathrooms, integrated kitchens, and balconies facing the golf course or community pool. Buildings include concierge service, housekeeping options, temperature-controlled pools, gyms, and 24-hour security. Hotel apartment pricing in Damac Hills sits well below Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina hotel apartments and appeals to investors focused on short-stay yield.
Duplex layouts appear across the community, especially in Loreto 3 A, Loreto 1 A, Golf Horizon B, Golf Promenade 3A, and the podium levels of Golf Greens 1. Two- and three-bedroom duplexes usually span 1,850 to 2,850 sq ft and come with high ceilings, dual balconies, and either park or golf views.
Golf Greens 1 Podium duplexes run larger, with two- and three-bedroom layouts near 2,180 to 4,948 sq ft. These homes share the same building amenities as the surrounding apartments and are priced above single-level units with the same bedroom count.
Damac Hills suits families, pet owners, and buyers who want space, greenery, and a quiet gated setting around the Trump International Golf Club. It's less convenient if you need the metro at your doorstep or want a short commute to central Dubai, since the community sits along Al Qudra Road and depends on a car, with drives to Downtown or Marina running roughly 25 to 35 minutes off-peak and longer at rush hour.
Damac Hills has an established rental market, with local agents citing gross yields around 6 to 8% on apartments and studios and one-bedroom units at the higher end. Villa entry prices start near AED 3M in clusters like Rockwood and Rochester, while premium plots in The Field, Trump Estates, and Cavalli Estates push well above AED 10M, giving a wide spread of price points.
Returns vary a lot by building, layout, view, and service charges, so you'll want to compare specific listings and clusters before committing. This is not financial advice.
Damac Hills is a designated freehold community, so residents and overseas buyers can own apartments, townhouses, and villas outright, with title deeds issued by the Dubai Land Department. Ownership includes the right to sell, lease, or pass the property on through inheritance under UAE law.
Damac Hills sits on Al Qudra Road next to the Trump International Golf Club, with mature landscaping, Carrefour, schools, and completed apartment towers like Carson, Artesia, and Golf Vita. Damac Hills 2 lies further out toward Jebel Ali–Lehbab Road, is more affordable, and is built around Malibu Beach wave pool and sports clusters rather than a championship golf course.
Damac Hills usually appeals more to buyers who want an established golf-community lifestyle closer to the city, while Damac Hills 2 tends to suit families looking for larger homes and lower entry prices in a still-maturing area.
Damac Hills has no metro station inside the community, so most residents drive and rely on Al Qudra Road and Hessa Street to reach Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Sheikh Zayed Road. RTA feeder buses stop at points like Damac Hills Carrefour, Golf Vista A, and Golf Promenade 5A, connecting to Mall of the Emirates and Dubai Internet City metro stations, both roughly a 15 to 20-minute drive away.
Families often look first at Rochester, Pelham, Trinity, and Topanga in The Park Villas, where three and four-bedroom townhouses back onto parks and sit close to Malibu Bay and the community pool.
For larger households, Silver Springs, The Field, and Trump Estates offer standalone villas with private gardens, while apartment families usually focus on Golf Vita and Golf Panorama because they're close to Carrefour, Jebel Ali School, and the main park network.
Damac Hills is pet-friendly across most buildings and clusters, with a dedicated dog park, wide walking paths, and generous green space that residents highlight in reviews.
Damac Hills is the current name for the community that Damac Properties originally launched as Akoya by Damac, rebranded once the Trump International Golf Club opened at its center. The name change reflected the shift toward a golf-anchored master community, and older listings, title deeds, and cluster names like Akoya Park still reference the original branding.
