Golf Terrace

Units handed over fully furnished, ready to move in from day one

Golf Terrace sets itself apart from other Golf Town buildings with a detail DAMAC's brochure puts front and centre: the units come furnished. While Golf Promenade leaves buyers to decorate on their own, Golf Terrace and Golf Veduta arrive kitted out, kitchen included, cutting the gap between purchase and rental income. The project was completed in late 2016, so it counts among the already lived in addresses at DAMAC Hills, with a genuine rental track record behind it. It groups studios and one, two and three bedroom apartments across modestly scaled towers (Tower A tops out at seven floors). The whole complex sits along the golf course, the central selling point of the entire district.

Gil Hanse designed the course next door

The Trump International Golf Club Dubai is what really drives value here. This 18 hole, par 71 championship standard course was designed by Gil Hanse, the architect chosen for the 2016 Rio Olympic course. It's the first course of its kind in the Middle East managed by The Trump Organization. The clubhouse houses restaurants, a gym and a pool, plus a well stocked pro shop. From Golf Terrace's windows, views stretch across fairways and greens maintained daily. This direct proximity to a signature course explains why golf front units trade above the district average.

Studios and three bedroom units under one roof

The unit mix is broad for a building this size. It runs from studios, a format sought after by young professionals and investors chasing quick tenant turnover, up to three bedroom units suited to families. Interiors go for a clean look: neutral colour palettes, floor to ceiling windows, open plan living areas. Everything being furnished streamlines the offering and makes management easier for owners renting remotely. This mix under one roof draws a varied buyer profile, from single expats to settled families, which keeps vacancy low and smooths out demand.

The Park, a themed recreation ground right outside

DAMAC Hills leans heavily on The Park, a landscaped area that splits the district into themed zones. It includes a skate park, outdoor gym equipment, a beach setup called Malibu Bay with its own pool, tennis courts, walking trails and a leisure lake. Open air cinema nights and food markets fill out the community's social calendar. For families, the practical upside is clear: nursery and school sit right next door, no bus commute needed. Everyday shops (Spinneys, Carrefour) round things out, making the neighbourhood self sufficient day to day.

Twenty eight minutes to Al Maktoum, ten to the Polo Club

DAMAC Hills sits along Al Qudra Road, away from Downtown's density but linked to the main road network. Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club is ten minutes away, Dubai Autodrome and First Avenue Mall eleven to twelve minutes. Miracle Garden, the international cricket stadium, Global Village and IMG Worlds of Adventure fall in the thirteen to fourteen minute range. Al Maktoum Airport, set to become the emirate's next big southern hub, is twenty eight minutes out, a figure that matters for anyone betting on Dubai South's growth. The area is clearly aimed at families wanting space and greenery without cutting themselves off from the rest of the city.

DAMAC, a long standing operator in the golf segment

DAMAC Properties has been building in Dubai since 2002 and claims close to 32,000 units delivered by the end of 2020. The developer built its name on branded collaborations (Versace, Fendi Casa, Just Cavalli) and on the course managed by The Trump Organization. Golf Terrace belongs to the first generation of Golf Town, the residential core of DAMAC Hills, alongside Golf Panorama, Golf Horizon, Golf Vista, Golf Veduta and Golf Promenade. With several years of operation behind it, this building offers a tangible rental history, a rare edge against the many off plan projects still filling the area. It's a mature entry point into a community DAMAC keeps building out.