DAMAC Launches Islands 2 | Seventh Master Community in Dubai

Dubai developer DAMAC Properties has officially launched “DAMAC Islands 2”, its seventh major master-planned community in the emirate. The project celebrates a resort-style island theme inspired by eight tropical destinations, underscoring the developer’s focus on lifestyle-driven real estate.

Concept & Location

The development draws inspiration from global island destinations including Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, Cuba, Maui, Mauritius and Tahiti. Located in Dubailand and directly accessible via Emirates Road (Exit 36), DAMAC Islands 2 caters to buyers seeking waterfront townhouses and villas with resort amenities.

Unit types will include 4- and 5-bedroom townhouses, together with six- and seven-bedroom villas. Handovers are projected for Q4 2029 as the community establishes a new benchmark in Dubai’s off-plan luxury segment.

Why This Matters for Investors

• Early-entry advantage: With the launch fresh and layouts spread across themed clusters, buyers securing units now may benefit from first-mover pricing before full-market absorption.

• Lifestyle & brand differentiation: The “island” concept paired with a reputable developer amplifies appeal among both end-users and investors seeking both rental yield and capital appreciation.

• Location value: Situated in Dubailand near major infrastructure links, the project offers connectivity to core Dubai zones while offering resort-style living—an increasingly desirable combination.

• Payment flexibility: The product mix and phased handover timeline present flexibility in investment planning and affordability compared to ultra-luxury coastal releases.

Future Prospects

As Dubai’s real-estate market shifts toward themed, resort-style living communities, DAMAC Islands 2 positions itself as a leading proposition in the island-living category. For Masid Properties’ audience, aligning with such launches offers access to differentiated inventory, new-wave lifestyle appeal and potential long-term value growth.