Damac Islands Studio

Developed by Damac Properties, Damac Islands Studio is an off-plan apartment development at DAMAC Islands, Dubai. The project comprises one building and presents studio residences within a waterfront, island-inspired setting.

Setting and connectivity

DAMAC Islands forms part of the wider Dubai Land area, within a planned man-made island community shaped by water features and landscaped surroundings. Its position offers access to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) within minutes and convenient reach of Emirates Road (E611), supporting travel across Dubai and neighbouring emirates.

• Dubai Sports City: approximately 10–15 minutes
• Motor City: around 10–15 minutes
• Global Village: about 15–20 minutes
• IMG Worlds of Adventure: approximately 15–20 minutes
• Mall of the Emirates: around 20–25 minutes
• Business Bay: approximately 25 minutes
• Downtown Dubai: about 25–30 minutes
• Dubai Marina: approximately 25–30 minutes
• Palm Jumeirah: around 25–30 minutes

Residences

The development is dedicated to studio apartments. Each home is planned around efficient use of space, with open, functional interiors, contemporary finishes and large windows intended to bring in natural light. The design language across the community incorporates curved forms, open walkways and coastal-inspired tones, alongside views towards the surrounding landscaping and water features.

Facilities for residents

Residents have access to amenities designed for everyday leisure, wellbeing and community use, including:

• Indoor swimming pool
• Fully equipped gymnasium
• Children's play area
• Landscaped gardens
• Barbecue area
• Community hall
• 24-hour security

Ownership and payment details

Studios at Damac Islands Studio start from 680,000. The payment plan is structured as 20/55/25: 20% on booking, 55% during construction and 25% upon completion. The applicable government fee is 4%.

Developer

Damac Properties is the developer of Damac Islands Studio. The company has delivered large-scale residential, commercial and mixed-use projects across the region for more than two decades.