Golf Greens 1

Twin 31-storey towers planted on the edge of the Trump International Golf Club

Golf Greens 1 places two mirrored residential towers directly on the perimeter of Dubai's most recognised golf course. Towers A and B each rise 31 floors above a three-level podium, topped by a landscaped rooftop. Horizontal façade lines and floor-to-ceiling glazing orient every unit toward the fairways, eliminating intermediate obstructions. The development offers one and two-bedroom apartments alongside two and three-bedroom townhouses, a typological spread uncommon for a vertical project attached to a golf course. Handover is scheduled for March 2027 under freehold tenure, granting foreign buyers unrestricted ownership.

Location locked to the DAMAC Hills sports cluster

The plot sits at the heart of DAMAC Hills, a 42-million-square-foot master-planned community anchored by the Trump International Golf Club Dubai. Dubai Polo and Equestrian Club is ten minutes away by car, Miracle Garden thirteen minutes, and Al Maktoum International Airport under thirty. The community already hosts a wave pool, skate park, fishing lakes and a network of jogging tracks, positioning the towers within a walkable leisure ecosystem. Jebel Ali School lies five minutes from the site, Fairgreen International School eleven minutes, addressing the needs of families relocating with school-age children.

Interior palette derived from the surrounding greens

Finishes follow a minimalist brief: natural textures, pale tones, soft accent lighting. Full-height windows push sightlines toward the golf course and flood living spaces with natural light. Podium townhouses add private terraces overlooking the landscaped gardens, bridging indoor and outdoor living. Floor plans avoid redundant corridors, achieving a liveable-to-gross ratio above 85 %. DAMAC applies the same specification standard across Golf Greens 1, 2A and 2B, ensuring consistency for buyers comparing units within the cluster.

Amenities built around active outdoor use

Infinity pools, tennis courts, paddle courts, a football pitch and jogging tracks thread through the podium landscape. Malibu Bay, the community wave pool, sits within walking distance of the towers. An outdoor cinema, barbecue stations and picnic lawns round out the family offering. A dedicated dog-walking area caters to pet owners, a feature rarely found in Dubai's vertical residences. Indoors, a golf simulator lets residents practice regardless of weather, extending the sporting theme into the common areas.

Buyer profile: golfers first, yield hunters second

The absence of studios and the inclusion of podium townhouses signals a deliberate move away from the short-term rental investor segment. Primary targets are practising golfers who want to live steps from the clubhouse and expatriate families seeking a gated, low-density environment. The community centre provides a supermarket, clinic and nursery, reducing car dependency for daily errands. Investors focused on capital appreciation over rental yield will find the freehold structure and proximity to established infrastructure compelling for exit liquidity.

Construction timeline and payment mechanics

Keys are expected in Q1 2027, representing a roughly three-year build cycle from commercial launch. DAMAC typically structures payments around a 20 % down payment, quarterly instalments during construction, and a 40 to 50 % balance on handover. This phasing limits buyer exposure during the build phase. Freehold status confers perpetual ownership of both the unit and a proportional share of common areas, with no annual land rent payable to the government.