Nice DAMAC Lagoons
Nice at DAMAC Lagoons brings the essence of the French Riviera to Dubai, offering a collection of four to six-bedroom townhouses and villas. Each residence captures the charm of the quintessential French city with inspiring architecture, vivid hues, and thoughtfully designed spaces. The community is adorned with bicycle trails, a skate park, splash pools, and offers direct beach access, ensuring a vibrant lifestyle for residents. Strategically located close to the charm of DAMAC Hills yet hidden away from the hustle and bustle, DAMAC Lagoons is a new master community inspired by the Mediterranean, spanning over 45 million square feet. With its blend of classic French aesthetics and modern amenities, Nice at DAMAC Lagoons provides a unique living experience in the heart of Dubai.
Amenities
Gallery
Payment plan
20%
Booking
60%
During construction
20%
Upon Handover
About Location
Dubailand is one of the largest districts in Dubai and was originally designed as an entertainment center, combining recreational projects and large residential areas. The initial development was launched back in 2003 by Tatweer, a subsidiary of Dubai Holding with the cost of the implementation estimated at AED 236.2 billion. According to the original plan, Dubailand was supposed to occupy an area of 2,992,367 095 sq. ft and include 45 main developments and 200 subsidiary projects.
The development of the area was heavily affected by the economic downturn with the development being suspended in 2008 and the construction only resuming in 2013.
About Developer
The DAMAC Properties developer has been leading the construction of significant real estate developments in the Middle East for almost 20 years. The company forms the premium property market and builds shopping and recreational centers in the UAE, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, Lebanon and the UK. As of June 30, 2021, DAMAC Properties has completed more than 35,000 projects, with another 30,000 projects under construction underway today.
The company was founded in 2002 when the Dubai government opened the real estate market to international investors and allowed them to own property on freehold rights. According to the founder of the company Hussain Sajwani, the mission of DAMAC is to transform the UAE into a global center of trade, hospitality and lifestyle.
