Damac Islands 2 - Tahiti 1

The first cluster of a community launched after Damac Islands 1 sold out completely

Damac Islands 2 opens with Tahiti 1, a fully low-rise cluster made up of four and five bedroom townhouses, five bedroom twin villas and six bedroom villas. No apartments here, DAMAC is going straight after families looking for ground-level living space. The project picks up where Damac Islands 1 left off, a phase that sold out entirely before completion. The wider community is built around eight themed islands (Tahiti, Bermuda, Barbados, Cuba, Maui, Mauritius, Antigua and the Bahamas), with Tahiti 1 being the very first sector released to the market. Handover is set for June 2030.

Houses only, no towers

Tahiti 1 breaks from DAMAC's usual high-rise output in Dubai. The lineup starts at the four bedroom townhouse and goes up to the six bedroom villa, with five bedroom twin villas in between. The architecture leans on light contemporary volumes, wide terraces and open facades. Interiors focus on generous family living areas and natural materials. This single-product approach targets a specific buyer: the resident family after a house with a garden rather than a strata title unit.

A swimmable lagoon and 45+ amenities

The concept centers on a natural swimmable lagoon, wrapped by botanical gardens, walking trails and relaxation zones. DAMAC lists over 45 amenities grouped by theme. On the wellness side, the Island Vida area combines hydrotherapy, saline pools, a medicinal herb garden and a plant-based tea lounge. Those after activity will find a gym, an open-air fitness area, a sports court and yoga studios. The adventure component adds treehouses, a canopy walkway and zipline courses, features rarely paired with a residential project of this size.

A sustainability-driven master plan

DAMAC points to an infrastructure built for energy self-sufficiency. A solar park powers solar charging stations and dedicated lanes for electric scooters. The group claims LEED certification across its developments and states a goal of cutting environmental impact throughout the whole cycle, from construction to community planning. Coworking spaces include connected offices and a business library. This green angle goes beyond marketing, shaping the master plan itself with zen gardens, vegetable plots and farm-to-table dining areas.

Sports City and DAMAC Hills fifteen minutes away

Tahiti 1 sits close to the main roads of south Dubai. Sports City, Motor City and DAMAC Hills are fifteen minutes away. The Expo 2020 site is twenty minutes out and Al Maktoum International Airport twenty three minutes. The Burj area and Dubai Investment Park sit twenty five minutes away, the Burj Al Arab thirty five minutes and Dubai International Airport forty minutes. This location, further from downtown than DAMAC's canal-side towers, fits the profile it's aiming for: space, greenery and a residential pace rather than an urban one.

Who this address is built for

The natural buyer for Tahiti 1 is the expat family settled in Dubai for the long term. The townhouse and villa mix, the family-first interiors and the sheer volume of play areas, landscaped parks and outdoor activities all point to a residential lifestyle, not a pied-à-terre. Freehold status opens the purchase to foreign buyers without restriction. The full, quick sellout of Damac Islands 1 gives a concrete read on market appetite for this format. What remains is the 2030 handover horizon, something to factor into any investment timeline.