I live in Camelia cluster, the layout is wonderful, the amenities are excellent, lifestyle is very amazing
Value for money for investors and Tennats Wonderful amenities and Low service charges and chiller free for tenants 40 minutes to any place in dubai Love the peaceful community
Damac Hills 2 is a well designed master community, its quiet far from the city to commute, but has alot of activities within the community itself, great for family living
Family friendly environment with a community feel. More green park areas, playgrounds, swimming pool areas for kids and families to enjoy. Pet friendly. It is little far from the city centre and does not have bus or metro facility yet but great for families who love peaceful community living. Many important places are reachable in a short drive from this community.
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Formerly Akoya Oxygen, Damac Hills 2 covers about 55 million square feet in Dubailand. DAMAC Properties launched it in 2014. Apartment stock stays smaller than the villa and townhouse count, which means listings tend to move quickly once they hit the market. Layouts run from studios up to 3 bedroom units, arranged inside low-rise blocks around parks and lakes.
The clientele skews toward tenants who want space and calm over a downtown address. Working professionals fill just over half the community, families about a quarter. Evenings feel quiet. Weekends turn social around the shared amenities, and tenants tend to renew rather than restart the search elsewhere.
Themed clusters shape the neighborhood, with residential blocks built beside Malibu Beach's wave pool, sports courts, an outdoor cinema, and a dog park. Supermarkets, pharmacies, and casual restaurants sit inside the gates, so a school run and a grocery stop can happen without touching a highway.
That mix keeps demand steady among renters who prioritize value, green surroundings, and a settled suburban feel.
Damac Hills 2 apartments for rent are concentrated in the Avencia cluster. A one-bedroom unit near 638 sq ft recently traded around 690,000 AED. Apartment stock stays limited here. Townhouses and villas dominate the master plan, so tenants who want a flat learn to move fast when a listing appears.
The tenant mix leans toward working professionals and families willing to trade a 40-minute drive into central Dubai for lower rent. Roughly 52% are working professionals, and 27% are families. Renters arrive largely from the UK, Egypt, India, and the UAE.
Stock is freehold and built by DAMAC Properties, which keeps expat ownership simple and supply steady. Rents undercut comparable one-bedroom asking rents in Damac Hills and Dubai Land, in line with the budget positioning.
Parks, pools, and a petting farm suit households wanting breathing room away from downtown traffic.
Rents run well under central Dubai, so first-time tenants keep savings intact while living comfortably.
Quiet clusters and reliable internet suit anyone working from home most weekdays.
Padel courts, cricket pitches, and the Malibu Beach wave pool reward an active weekend habit.
Compact one and two bedroom layouts fit couples testing suburban life before committing to a villa purchase.
Dog parks and wide green walkways make daily walks straightforward for households with animals at home.
Affordable clusters for renting an apartment in Damac Hills 2
Trixis anchors the affordable end of the community. Three bedroom homes lease from around 95,000 AED, with renewals settling near 100,000 to 105,000. Layouts near 1,880 sq ft give families room to grow without pushing the budget.
Mimosa is the other entry point worth a look. It sits close to the main gate and the shared amenities, which keeps the school run and grocery trips short.
Luxury clusters for renting an apartment in Damac Hills 2
The premium tier belongs to Park Greens. Four and five bedroom homes here sit on plots of 2,460 to 2,850 sq ft, and asking rents match the top of the community's range.
Claret runs a close second, favored for standalone and single-row units on 1,880 sq ft plots. Both clusters reward larger households that want green outlooks and quieter streets near the main park.
Popular clusters for renting an apartment in Damac Hills 2
Camelia pulls steady interest from families chasing brand-new finishes near Malibu Beach. Three and four bedroom homes here run 1,208 to 1,832 sq ft. Verona keeps pace, with four bedroom townhouses on 1,842 sq ft plots close to the wave pool.
Violet rounds out the popular set, offering four bedroom layouts within easy reach of Water Town.
Rents run well under Marina or JVC for the same bedroom count. Tenants get more square footage per dirham, and low-rise blocks keep utility bills predictable month to month.
Malibu Beach brings a 400-metre lazy river, wave pool, kids' slides, and splash parks a short walk from most clusters. Weekends stop meaning a long drive to the coast. Few rental communities carry this kind of amenity on site.
Emirates Road (E611) and E77 flank the community on two sides, giving drivers a backup route when one slows down. Business Bay lands in roughly 30 to 40 minutes off-peak, and the split makes rush hour less painful.
Padel, tennis, football, cricket, outdoor gyms, and a public park all sit inside the community and book through the Damac Living app. Cycling and jogging tracks weave through the clusters, so staying active adds nothing to the monthly outgoings.
Traffic noise stays outside the gates because through-routes bypass the clusters. Households with small kids or a full-time home office notice the difference from day one, and parking is never a fight at the end of the day.
Grocery runs, pharmacy stops, and a meal at Nay Oxygen, Qasr Al Madina, Tokyo Express, or Khabeer Mandi all happen without touching a highway. Non-drivers can still get around, since bus DA2 hops between clusters and connects to Dubai Studio City.
Daily errands stay inside the gates at Damac Hills 2, from grocery runs to a casual dinner, which cuts out the trip toward central Dubai on weekdays. Al Qudra Road (D63) handles the rest, reaching schools and hospitals in Dubailand within 15 to 20 minutes by car.
Two highways frame the community: Jebel Ali-Lehbab Road (E77) on one flank and Al Ain-Dubai Road (E66) on the other, with Al Qudra Road (D63) feeding the entrances. Dubai Studio City is a 20-minute drive. Downtown and Marina run 25 to 30 minutes off-peak. Al Maktoum International Airport takes roughly half an hour, and Dubai International takes around 40 minutes.
No metro line reaches the area, so a private car does most of the work. Bus route DA2 threads the clusters, stopping near Amargo, Victoria, and Trixis before heading to Dubai Studio City. Careem and Uber cover the area, but wait times run longer than in central Dubai. Every home includes dedicated parking, with visitor bays close by.
Damac Hills 2 is pet-friendly, with a dedicated dog park inside the community. Cats and small dogs are generally welcome in apartments, though individual landlords set their own rules. Pet permission should be written into the tenancy contract before move-in. Owners also need to follow Dubai Municipality registration and vaccination requirements.
Both furnished and unfurnished apartments turn up in listings here, though unfurnished stock makes up the larger share. Furnished units usually include white goods, sofas, beds, and dining sets. Expect to pay ten to fifteen percent more than a comparable empty unit. Always ask for a signed inventory list before move-in.
Most tenants drive. The community sits off Jebel Ali to Lehbab Road (E77), and Downtown Dubai or Dubai Marina take roughly 35 to 40 minutes in normal traffic. There is no metro station inside. Residents without a car rely on the DA2 bus, which links the clusters to Dubai Studio City for onward RTA connections.
Families here typically drive 15 to 25 minutes via Al Qudra Road (D63) to reach Jebel Ali School, Ranches Primary School, GEMS Metropole, or Fairgreen International. Nurseries such as Blossom and Chubby Cheeks operate closer in. Damac runs a school bus network across the clusters, which spares parents the daily school-run drive.
| Community | Average price (AED/year) |
|---|---|
| Avencia | 59,160 |
| Navitas A | 45,050 |
| Viridis Residences C | 44,925 |
| Viridis Residences D | 41,434 |
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