About Loreto

Loreto is an off-plan development by DAMAC in Damac Hills, Dubai. Entry price is AED 957,000.

Loreto is a residential development by DAMAC Properties, set beside the Trump International Golf Course in the sought-after Damac Hills community. Arranged as three addresses, Loreto 1, 2 and 3, each made up of two 10-storey buildings, the scheme offers furnished studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments and two- and three-bedroom townhouses. Pricing starts from AED 957,000 for homes of around 641 sq ft, making it an accessible entry into a premium golf community.

What is it?

Loreto delivers a versatile mix of furnished studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments and two- and three-bedroom townhouses across its three low-rise clusters. Every home comes with a balcony or terrace and panoramic windows framing views over parklands, sports fields or the community's landscaped streets. Interiors use premium finishes with an emphasis on elegance and detail. Residents share a swimming pool with a relaxation area, a steam room and sauna, a gym, squash and tennis courts, car parking, and round-the-clock security and video surveillance, offering resort-style living at an approachable price point.

Why this location?

Damac Hills is a picturesque, luxury community in the heart of Dubai, an oasis of landscaped gardens, lush parks and azure lakes that balances modern living with natural beauty. It is best known for its top-class golf, drawing enthusiasts and professionals alike to its green fairways. Residents enjoy spacious swimming pools, fitness centres, world-class restaurants and generous gardens, while a full spread of infrastructure covers nurseries, schools, shopping and medical facilities. Loreto sits close to a Carrefour supermarket, pharmacies, Jebel Ali School and the DAMAC Hills community centre, with convenient road links to the rest of the city.

What will it cost?

Loreto is priced from AED 957,000, with representative homes of around 641 sq ft, making it one of the more attainable ways into Damac Hills. The developer offers a structured payment plan with no post-handover component, aligning instalments to the construction schedule. As a Dubai freehold purchase, buyers should also budget for the standard 4% Dubai Land Department transfer fee on top of the price. Our advisors can confirm the current booking deposit, milestone breakdown and reservation steps for your preferred studio, apartment or townhouse.

Who is it for?

With furnished units and an accessible entry price, Loreto is well suited to first-time buyers and investors chasing rental yield, as well as young professionals who want a low-maintenance home in a premium golf community. Larger townhouses give small families more room close to schools and parks. Emirates Road keeps the wider city within reach, with Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall around 27 minutes away and Al Maktoum Airport roughly 21. The blend of furnished handover and community amenities makes it an easy home to let or move straight into.

Explore floor plans, pricing and availability for Loreto on offplans.com and speak with our team today.

About DAMAC

DAMAC Properties is one of the largest private developers in Dubai and one of the most recognisable, partly through branded residences carrying names from outside property: Cavalli, de GRISOGONO, Versace. It builds at volume across the full range, from mid market apartments to villa communities with artificial lagoons.

What do they build?

Apartments, townhouses and villas, and a lot of them. The two things DAMAC is best known for are the master communities out along the Al Ain road, and the branded towers in the central districts. We are currently marketing 34 completed DAMAC properties from AED 55,000.

Where do they build?

DAMAC tends to build its own districts rather than buy into other people's, which is why so many carry the name.

Damac Lagoons: 24 properties
Business Bay: 2 properties
Damac Hills: 2 properties
Damac Hills 2: 2 properties
Jumeirah Village Circle: 2 properties
Al Marjan Island: 1 property

DAMAC Hills and DAMAC Lagoons are the two large villa and townhouse communities. Business Bay and the central towers are a separate proposition entirely.

What should you check before buying?

Which phase, and what is still to be built. The lagoon communities are large and delivered in clusters. An early cluster means living beside construction for years.
Service charges on the amenity heavy schemes. Lagoons, wave pools and landscaped beaches are expensive to run and that cost recurs annually.
How far out you actually are. Drive the commute at rush hour before you buy. The price difference against a central district is real, and so is the journey.
How much similar stock releases in the same year. DAMAC builds at volume, and in its own communities your competition at resale is often the same developer.
What a branded residence premium is buying you. Sometimes a genuinely different specification, sometimes a name on the lobby. Worth separating.

Are they a safe developer to buy from?

DAMAC has delivered at scale in Dubai over a long period, and completion is not the concern. The things to weigh are the ones that come with volume: a lot of comparable units arriving together, service charges on amenity led schemes, and locations that are cheaper because they are further out. All three are knowable before you commit.

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