Off plan properties for sale in Dubai developed by DAMAC

Chelsea Residences

2.30 M
AED

Chelsea Residences by DAMAC Properties | Luxury Waterfront Apartments in Dubai Maritime City Craf

  Dubai
DAMAC
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DAMAC ISLANDS PHASE 2

TBA

DAMAC Islands Phase 2 in Dubailand is an exciting new residential development by DAMA

  Dubai
DAMAC
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About the Developer

With a proven track record of delivering over 27,000 homes in just two decades, DAMAC Properties has firmly established itself as a leading real estate developer in the Middle East. Founded in 2002 by Hussain Sajwani, the visionary behind the DAMAC Group, the company has consistently delivered luxury real estate projects that highlight its dedication to innovation, distinctive architecture, and superior design.

DAMAC Properties is renowned for its meticulous attention to detail, premium finishes, and state-of-the-art amenities, setting it apart in a highly competitive market. The developer has played a key role in elevating Dubai’s luxury lifestyle through iconic developments across the city.

One of its standout projects is Dubai Hills, a prestigious golf course community that offers a refined collection of luxury villas and apartments. Designed to provide an upscale living experience, Dubai Hills showcases DAMAC’s commitment to creating world-class residential environments in Dubai’s most sought-after locations.

With an unwavering focus on quality and design excellence, DAMAC Properties continues to shape the future of luxury real estate in Dubai and beyond.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, foreigners can buy property in Dubai in designated freehold areas, such as Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Dubai, and Business Bay. Freehold ownership grants full property rights without restrictions. Alternatively, there are also leasehold areas, where ownership is limited to long-term leases (typically 10-99 years). The Dubai Land Department (DLD) regulates all property transactions to ensure legal security.

When purchasing property in Dubai, buyers should consider the following costs: • Dubai Land Department (DLD) Transfer Fee: 4% of the property value, plus AED 580 admin fee. • Registration Fee: • AED 2,000 (for properties under AED 500,000) • AED 4,000 (for properties above AED 500,000) • Real Estate Agent Commission: Typically 2% of the purchase price. • Mortgage Registration Fee: 0.25% of the loan amount (if applicable). • Service Charges: Varies by property type and location (annually paid to the developer for maintenance and upkeep).

Yes, property investors can obtain a residency visa through property ownership: • 3-Year Investor Visa: Minimum property value of AED 750,000 (joint ownership allowed for spouses). • 5-Year Golden Visa: Minimum property value of AED 2 million (can include off-plan properties if paid in full). • 10-Year Golden Visa: Available for investors with properties worth AED 2 million or more, with the flexibility of mortgaged properties. All visas are subject to renewal, and visa holders can sponsor family members. The visa application is processed through the Dubai Land Department and the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA).

Minimum Investment: You must invest AED 2 million+ (approx. ₹4.5 Cr INR or $545,000 USD) in property value. Eligible Properties: Can be off-plan or ready, but must be DLD-registered and mortgage-free (or meet loan conditions). Visa Duration: Grants a 10-year renewable residency with family sponsorship. Benefits: Live, work, study in the UAE without a national sponsor; full business ownership and freedom to travel.