DAMAC Properties, one of the UAE’s leading private developers with a presence on the global stage, has announced the launch of Riverside Views – its first major project of 2025. This follows an eventful year in 2024, marked by significant milestones.
Situated within the newly introduced DAMAC Riverside community, Riverside Views offers a blend of contemporary living with a suburban touch.
“We are proud to continue listening to our customers’ feedback and bringing truly desired products to the market. Riverside Views introduces a collection of stylish one—and two-bedroom apartments housed within eight uniquely themed clusters: Teal, Azure, Marine, Indigo, Royal, Capri, Sun and Pacific,” stated Amira Sajwani, MD, DAMAC Properties.
A Focus on Well-Being and Lifestyle
Positioned within close reach of Expo 2020 and Al Maktoum International Airport – each approximately 15 minutes away – Riverside Views provides convenient access to top-tier amenities. The development will feature five distinctive dining venues, including Portofino Italian Restaurant, a floating island dining experience, and a Zen Spa. A hydroponic farm will supply fresh produce daily.
Emphasising a wellness-focused lifestyle, the community will include waterside fitness areas, a floating chess stage, a floating opera, essential oil lakes, and Peace Rooms designed to promote relaxation and creativity.
This project is designed to foster a deep connection between residents and their surroundings, integrating green spaces and water elements that enhance well-being. With prices starting at AED 888,000 for a one-bedroom unit and AED 1,420,000 for a two-bedroom, Riverside Views offers a 70/30 payment structure. The expected handover date is May 31, 2028.
Expanding on a Year of Growth
The introduction of Riverside Views follows an exceptional year for DAMAC Properties, which saw the launch of three major communities: Sun City, DAMAC Islands, and DAMAC Riverside.
Looking ahead, DAMAC is set to roll out further developments and provide updates on ongoing projects throughout 2025.
Original article reference: Economy Middle East.
