Damac Bay by Cavalli, Dubai Harbour

Damac Bay by Cavalli is a branded waterfront address in Dubai Harbour, created by DAMAC Properties for buyers seeking a statement residence in one of Dubai’s most prestigious coastal settings. Scheduled for completion in 2028, the project brings together contemporary seafront living and the bold design language associated with Cavalli, offering a distinctive lifestyle proposition for both end users and investors. The development features a collection of 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5-bedroom apartments, appealing to a wide range of residents—from professionals and couples looking for an upscale marina-side home to families and international buyers who value space, privacy and views. Positioned in Dubai Harbour, the project benefits from close proximity to the city’s leading beach, leisure and dining destinations, while maintaining a strong sense of exclusivity. Residents can expect a lifestyle built around leisure, design and wellness. The amenity offering is centred on standout experiences, including infinity pools, relaxation pods and a tropical spa, alongside signature spaces such as a Cavalli Museum and an art and fashion studio. This creates a more curated residential environment, with a clear focus on resort-style comfort and visual identity rather than standard shared facilities. For buyers, Damac Bay by Cavalli combines the appeal of a globally recognised developer with the long-term value of a premium waterfront location in Dubai. For tenants, it offers the kind of branded living experience that stands out in the rental market—stylish, highly desirable and closely connected to the energy of Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah and the wider coastline. Key advantages: - Branded waterfront residences in Dubai Harbour - Developed by DAMAC Properties - Completion expected in 2028 - Choice of 1 to 5-bedroom apartments - Lifestyle-led concept with Cavalli design influence - Infinity pools, relaxation pods and tropical spa - Cavalli Museum and art and fashion studio - Strong appeal for both end users and premium rental demand