Morocco 2 at DAMAC Lagoons by DAMAC

Morocco 2 at DAMAC Lagoons is a development of 554 villas and townhouses by DAMAC Properties in the DAMAC Lagoons master community in Dubai. It is the second phase of DAMAC's Morocco-themed cluster, which DAMAC calls the Tranquility Hub and builds around a health and wellness theme. The collection covers 4 and 5 bedroom townhouses and 6 and 7 bedroom villas, with handover expected in Q4 2026.

There are four home types: 4 Bedroom Townhouses of 2,286 sq ft (212 sq m), 5 Bedroom Townhouses of 3,047 sq ft (283 sq m), 6 Bedroom Villas of 11,012 sq ft (1,023 sq m) and 7 Bedroom Villas of 17,627 sq ft (1,638 sq m). DAMAC's floor plans lay the villas out over basement, ground, first and roof levels.

Prices start at AED 2.99M ≈ USD 814K for a 4 Bedroom Townhouse. A 5 Bedroom Townhouse is AED 3.15M ≈ USD 858K, a 6 Bedroom Villa AED 16.20M ≈ USD 4.41M and a 7 Bedroom Villa AED 20.92M ≈ USD 5.70M. Limited units are available. At this stage availability follows DAMAC's own releases, and prices on the remaining homes can be revised as construction advances, so these figures describe the current list rather than a fixed price.

Morocco 2 is in DAMAC Lagoons, which lies along Hessa Street opposite DAMAC Hills, within minutes of Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Emirates Road and Al Khail Road. Per DAMAC's Morocco brochure, driving times from the community include Jebel Ali School (5 minutes), Aster Medical Centre (9 minutes), Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club (10 minutes), First Avenue Mall (11 minutes), Dubai Autodrome (12 minutes), Global Village (14 minutes), Mall of the Emirates (24 minutes) and Al Maktoum International Airport (28 minutes).

DAMAC describes the homes as a blend of customary regional elements and contemporary influences, with clean lines and crafted accents. Inside, the design draws on Moroccan heritage: Zellij mosaic tilework, vivid colours and bold patterns, ornate carved wood and textiles. DAMAC's presentation cites Moorish architecture, including horseshoe arches, riad gardens and decorative tilework, as the wider inspiration. Interior renderings are illustrative, and the finishes fitted in each home type are set out in the specification.

DAMAC's presentation lists the Tranquility Hub amenities of its Morocco-themed cluster: fishing ponds with Moroccan pouffes, floating platforms used for sunbathing by day and mint tea (Atay) at sunset, teahouse tents, a serenity garden with Moroccan rugs beside fountains, a cactus garden inspired by the Jardin Majorelle in Marrakesh, a botanical garden, an aromatic garden with a watermelon bar, argan trees and garden hills, an outdoor yoga studio, a light maze, a play area, glow-in-the-dark mini golf, floating walkways and lamps, an observation deck, a concert stage, an outdoor art garden for pottery, a henna art lounge, an outdoor library, a Chefchaouen-inspired village, Moroccan cuisine under the night sky and an orange and clementine cafe. These are shared community facilities, not features of individual homes.

Handover is expected in Q4 2026. Construction is at an advanced stage, and progress against the Dubai Land Department project register is tracked in the Morocco 2 at DAMAC Lagoons construction updates guide. The final 20% of the price falls due on completion, and before accepting the keys a buyer can commission an independent inspection of the villa or townhouse, explained in the Morocco 2 snagging inspection guide.

DAMAC's published launch plan for Morocco 2 is an 80/20 structure: 20% on booking, eleven 5% instalments every three months to month 33 of the sale date, 5% across three later construction milestones (2%, 2%, 1%) and 20% on completion. A 4% DLD registration fee is paid in addition to the initial deposit. Because a month-33 run cannot finish before a Q4 2026 handover for a purchase made today, the schedule that applies to a new buyer is the one set out in the SPA.

Yes. Morocco 2 at DAMAC Lagoons is freehold property, open to buyers of all nationalities, and purchases are registered with the Dubai Land Department.

Every Morocco 2 home is priced above the AED 2M ≈ USD 545K property investment threshold for the 10 year UAE Golden Visa, starting with the 4 Bedroom Townhouse at AED 2.99M ≈ USD 814K. Eligibility is decided by the ICP and the Dubai Land Department at the time of application, and while the home is under construction the off-plan rules apply until the title deed is issued. The Morocco 2 at DAMAC Lagoons Golden Visa guide sets out each step.

Off plan payments for Morocco 2 are made into the project's escrow account with Emirates NBD and released to the developer only against verified construction progress, a framework regulated by the Dubai Land Department. The Morocco 2 at DAMAC Lagoons escrow account guide explains how releases work and how to check the account.

Yes. Reservation, SPA signing, payments and DLD registration can all be handled without travelling to Dubai, and I manage the process end to end with DAMAC on the buyer's behalf. Each stage of a remote purchase is documented in my Dubai real estate guide library.