Off-planHandoverMarch 2029
DeveloperDamac PropertiesDamac Riverside Views Capri
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Dubai,Dubai Land,Damac Islands 2,Bermuda
Bermuda by Damac Properties is an off-plan residential offering in DAMAC Islands 2, Dubai Land. Forming part of a coastal-inspired community extending across more than 20.91 million square feet, the cluster takes visual cues from Bermuda, with soft pink, sand-white and ocean-blue tones reflected across its architectural and interior character.
The development presents 4- and 5-bedroom townhouses as well as 5-bedroom villas. Homes are designed around open-plan living, natural light and private outdoor areas, with waterfront outlooks and island-themed surroundings contributing to the residential setting. Freehold ownership is available.
The starting price is listed from 3.8 million, while selected 5-bedroom townhouses are priced from 3,844,000 to 4,126,000. The project follows a 10/65/25 payment plan: 10% on booking, 65% during construction and 25% on handover. Completion is scheduled for June 2030.
Bermuda is located within DAMAC Islands 2 in Dubai Land, close to Al Qudra Road. The setting combines landscaped areas and water features with access to major destinations across Dubai.
The architecture uses pastel façades, coral-inspired accents and coastal material references. Natural stone textures, light-coloured cabinetry and marine-influenced finishes continue the theme indoors. Open layouts, high ceilings, terraces, landscaped external spaces and carefully positioned windows support ventilation, natural light and views.
The community is planned as a low-density, walkable environment for families and professionals, with greenery and water features integrated into shared areas. It is also close to sports, retail and leisure destinations.
Damac Properties, founded in 2002, has delivered residential, commercial and hospitality projects in Dubai and internationally. Its portfolio includes collaborations with Versace, Cavalli and Paramount Hotels. Bermuda is one of the residential clusters within the wider DAMAC Islands master development.
Bermuda is a Damac Properties residential cluster within DAMAC Islands Phase 2 in Dubai Land. The wider coastal-themed master development spans more than 20.91 million square feet and brings together water features, landscaped surroundings and island-inspired residential design.
Within the masterplan, Bermuda comprises townhouses and villas with waterfront views. Its visual identity is shaped by pastel colours, coral accents, natural stone textures and marine-influenced interiors. Freehold homes are available from 3.84 million.
Bermuda forms part of the 20.91-million-sq-ft DAMAC Islands Phase 2 development and offers 4- and 5-bedroom townhouses along with 5-bedroom villas. The community combines waterfront views, greenery, water features and coastal-inspired design. Freehold ownership is available, and the supplied project information also states entry pricing from AED 2.75 million.
Bermuda is developed by DAMAC, also known as Damac Properties. The developer is responsible for the project's design direction, construction and its alignment with the DAMAC Islands Phase 2 masterplan.
Bermuda is situated in DAMAC Islands Phase 2, Dubai Land, Dubai. It is a coastal residential setting with waterfront access and views.
Yes. Bermuda is a freehold development, allowing purchasers to own their property within DAMAC Islands Phase 2.
The payment plan is 10/65/25: 10% as the down payment, 65% during construction and 25% on handover.
Bermuda offers 4-bedroom townhouses with a built-up area of 2,186 sq ft, 5-bedroom townhouses measuring 3,158 sq ft, and 5-bedroom villas. The 5-bedroom townhouses are priced from AED 3,844,000 to AED 4,126,000. The homes follow a coastal design approach with pastel shades, marine-inspired detailing, open interiors, natural light and private outdoor spaces.
Bermuda's starting price is AED 3,844,000.
Bermuda is scheduled for delivery in Q2 2030, with completion set for June 2030.