Dubai · Dubai Maritime City
by DAMAC Properties
From AED 6,666,000From $1,815,152From €1,587,175
($1,815,152)(AED 6,666,000)(AED 6,666,000)
Harbour Lights is a residential development by DAMAC Properties in Dubai Maritime City. The tower combines distinctive architecture with a contemporary lifestyle concept, establishing a new landmark within one of Dubai’s fastest-growing waterfront districts. Curved balconies and elongated façade elements create a dynamic silhouette, while the thoughtfully designed architectural composition reinforces the building’s connection to both the urban skyline and the surrounding waterfront setting. The project offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences. The interiors are designed in an elegant contemporary style, with equal attention given to aesthetics and everyday comfort. A light colour palette, carefully selected design accents, and panoramic windows create a harmonious living environment with views of the coastline and the city skyline. Residents benefit from a range of amenities focused on relaxation and wellbeing. The development features a panoramic infinity pool, a waterfront swimming pool, leisure areas, and communal spaces that enhance the experience of waterfront living. The project is located in Dubai Maritime City between Port Rashid and Dubai Drydocks World, one of the city’s most promising districts. Hyatt Regency Dubai and the historic Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood are both 10 minutes away, while Waterfront Market, Deira Clocktower, and Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club can be reached within 20 minutes.
Calculated on starting price from AED 6,666,000.Calculated on starting price from $1,815,152.Calculated on starting price from €1,587,175.
Booking & Downpayment
5%
On booking
5% + 1000 AED OQOOD fee
During construction
10%
1 month after booking
10%
Handover
45%
From 3 to 9 months after booking
45% (15% quarterly)
Post-handover
40%
On completion
40%
AED 6,666,000–6,666,000$1,815,152–$1,815,152€1,587,175–€1,587,175
$1,815,152–$1,815,152AED 6,666,000–6,666,000AED 6,666,000–6,666,000
Inquire about 2 BR units →Children’s pool
Shared gym & fitness
Leisure areas
BBQ
Retail outlets
Security and CCTV
Shared Pool
Dining outlets (coffee houses & restaurants)
DAMAC Properties is one of Dubai's best-known private developers, active since 2002 and widely recognised for a high volume of output across mid-to-upper price segments. The developer has built its identity around themed residential communities, fashion and design brand collaborations -- including Versace, Fendi, Roberto Cavalli, and de Grisogono -- and a consistent appetite for large-scale master-planned districts. DAMAC Hills and DAMAC Hills 2 are the two anchor communities the company has developed from the ground up, and together they represent a substantial share of the developer's delivered and active supply.
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