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PAYMENT PLAN
UNIT PRICE | AED 2,149,700 |
PAYMENTS ON TRANSFER
1. Payment to seller | AED 679,910 |
2. DLD Transfer fee 4% + 40 AED | AED 86,028 |
3. DLD Registration Trustee fee + 5% VAT | AED 5,250 |
4. Buyer's agent commission 2% + 5% VAT | AED 45,143 |
PAYMENT PLAN SCHEDULE
14-MAR-2026 | AED 23,330 |
14-APR-2026 | AED 186,640 |
14-MAY-2026 | AED 23,330 |
14-JUN-2026 | AED 23,330 |
14-JUL-2026 | AED 23,330 |
14-AUG-2026 | AED 23,330 |
14-SEP-2026 | AED 23,330 |
14-OCT-2026 | AED 186,640 |
14-NOV-2026 | AED 23,330 |
14-DEC-2026 | AED 23,330 |
14-JAN-2027 | AED 23,330 |
14-FEB-2027 | AED 23,330 |
14-MAR-2027 | AED 23,330 |
On 80% of Villa Completion | AED 69,990 |
On 90% of Villa Completion | AED 69,990 |
On Completion | AED 699,900 |
SUMMARY
Total on Transfer | AED 816,331 |
Total remaining Payment Plan | AED 1,469,790 |
TOTAL COST FOR BUYER | AED 2,286,121 |

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
OVERVIEW
This 4-bedroom townhouse in Violet 4, Damac Hills 2, is being offered as a distress deal at AED 2,149,700. The original price, including DLD fees, was AED 2,426,320, so the current listing reflects an 11.4% discount, or AED 276,620 below the original basis. The property features a plot size of 1,832 sq.ft and a built-up area (BUA) of 2,415 sq.ft, which puts the entry price at approximately AED 890 per sq.ft. The unit is a corner townhouse with terraces, a private garden, and parking, set across ground, first, and rooftop levels. Handover is scheduled for Q3 2027, and the payment plan is structured with staged instalments through construction and on completion. The immediate investment case is a below-market entry into a four-bedroom townhouse in a maturing master community, with the discount providing a buffer against market volatility and future supply.
LOCATION & TRANSPORT
Violet 4 is part of Damac Hills 2, a large-scale master development by Damac Properties, situated at the intersection of Jebel Ali - Lehbab Road (E77) and Al Qudra Road (D63). This location places the community to the southeast of Dubai’s main urban core, with road access to key city corridors. While public transport options are limited at present, the area is designed for car-based residents, with internal road networks and planned infrastructure upgrades. For investors, the location appeals to families and professionals seeking more space and amenities at a lower entry cost than central Dubai. The ongoing development of Damac Hills 2 is expected to improve connectivity and support long-term capital appreciation as the area matures and additional infrastructure is delivered.
AMENITIES & SURROUNDING
Residents of Violet 4 benefit from access to the full suite of Damac Hills 2 amenities, which are shared across the master community. These include an amphitheatre, barbecue areas, boating and fishing lakes, a butterfly garden, cricket and football pitches, cycle paths, jogging tracks, a lazy river, man-made beach, maze, outdoor cinemas, outdoor gymnasium, paintball arcade, petting farm, picnic parks, play areas, snack bars, splash pads, swimming pools, volleyball courts, water playgrounds, water slides, and a zen garden. Each townhouse in Violet 4 is designed with a private garden and rooftop space, supporting both family living and outdoor recreation. The surrounding area is planned to include retail, schools, and healthcare facilities, with the wider Damac Hills 2 community offering a self-contained suburban environment. This amenity profile is a key differentiator for buyers seeking a lifestyle-oriented address with a broad range of recreational options.
MARKET
At AED 890 per sq.ft, this townhouse sits below the original launch prices for similar units in Violet and is attractively positioned relative to other four-bedroom offerings in Damac Hills 2. The area has seen steady transaction activity, with recent land sales in Violet ranging from AED 506 to AED 692 per sq.ft, though these figures reflect land rather than completed townhouse product. The main buyer profile is end-users and investors seeking family-sized accommodation with access to amenities, at a lower capital outlay than established villa districts closer to central Dubai. Liquidity is supported by the scale and branding of Damac Hills 2, though resale timelines may be longer than in more central locations. The key risk points are construction timelines, future supply within the community, and the pace of infrastructure delivery. However, the staged payment plan and the current discount provide some mitigation against these factors, allowing investors to underwrite the deal with a margin of safety relative to the original price.
CONCLUSION
For investors seeking exposure to Dubai’s townhouse market at a discounted entry point, this 4-bedroom unit in Violet 4 offers a clear value proposition. The 11.4% discount to the original price, combined with a structured payment plan and access to a wide range of amenities, positions the deal as a practical option for both end-users and rental investors. The main considerations are the off-plan status, the timeline to handover, and the evolving infrastructure in Damac Hills 2. Provided these factors are weighed appropriately, the case is for a family-sized asset in a growing suburban community, with the discount serving as a buffer against market and delivery risks. The deal is best suited to buyers comfortable with a medium-term horizon and seeking a balance between price, space, and amenity access in Dubai’s expanding residential landscape.


