DAMAC Properties, one of the leading luxury real estate developers in the Middle East, is rapidly expanding its footprint beyond the borders of the United Arab Emirates. Known for shaping Dubai’s iconic skyline with upscale towers, golf course communities, and branded residences, DAMAC is now setting its sights on global markets. From the heart of Europe to North America and Asia, the company is investing in high-profile projects that reflect its brand of luxury, innovation, and architectural excellence.
As of 2025, DAMAC’s international ventures highlight a strategic vision: to position the brand as a global player in luxury real estate while tapping into new, high-demand property markets.
Founded in 2002 by Hussain Sajwani, DAMAC Properties has always been ambitious. Over the years, it has developed thousands of residential, commercial, and leisure properties primarily in the UAE. However, with the UAE’s real estate market maturing and global interest in branded residences increasing, DAMAC is moving to capture international opportunities.
Speaking at a recent investor conference, Sajwani said, “Our goal is to take DAMAC’s proven luxury living concept and adapt it to key global cities where demand for high-end property remains strong.”
One of DAMAC’s most high-profile international projects is the DAMAC Tower Nine Elms in London. Located in the prestigious Nine Elms district, the tower is a 50-storey marvel that brings Italian elegance to the UK with interiors by Versace Home. The project reflects DAMAC’s strategy of tying up with global fashion brands to offer exclusive, ultra-luxury living.
The tower includes luxury apartments, high-end retail space, and panoramic views of the Thames and the London skyline. Its completion has attracted global investors and buyers, particularly from the Middle East and Asia, who associate DAMAC with prestige and high returns.
DAMAC has made headlines with its entry into the U.S. real estate market, starting with a significant acquisition in the upscale Miami area. In 2023, DAMAC bought a prime waterfront land parcel for nearly $200 million with plans to launch branded residences in collaboration with a global fashion label.
According to company officials, this Miami project will cater to international buyers looking for resort-style living in one of America’s most dynamic property markets. The design will combine Middle Eastern opulence with Miami’s tropical vibes.
Although Saudi Arabia is in the Middle East, it’s considered an international market for UAE developers. DAMAC is tapping into the kingdom’s Vision 2030 plans by launching residential and hospitality projects in Riyadh and NEOM.
The company has announced plans for integrated communities that offer smart living, green technologies, and iconic design — aligning with Saudi Arabia’s goal to attract global tourism and investment. This move is also expected to boost DAMAC’s revenue and diversify its asset base.
In the luxury hospitality sector, DAMAC has expanded to the Maldives. It is developing a five-star resort under the DAMAC Lagoons brand, combining water villas, spa retreats, and premium dining. The resort is being built with sustainability in mind, using eco-friendly materials and solar energy systems.
This project shows DAMAC’s intention to go beyond real estate and become a recognizable name in luxury hospitality worldwide.
DAMAC’s success is closely tied to its collaboration with global luxury brands like Versace, Cavalli, Fendi, de GRISOGONO, and Paramount Hotels. These partnerships help the developer stand out in crowded markets and attract ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) who value branded real estate.
For instance, DAMAC’s Cavalli-branded villas in Saudi Arabia and de GRISOGONO-styled towers in Dubai have received strong buyer interest. This branded model is being replicated in other global locations, a strategy that has proven successful in cities with a strong luxury lifestyle market.
DAMAC’s expansion comes at a time when global demand for luxury property remains resilient, even amid economic uncertainties. According to a recent report by Knight Frank, branded residences are growing 230% faster than the general luxury market. DAMAC is capitalizing on this trend by offering premium experiences in prime global locations.
Furthermore, diversification helps the company manage market risks. By investing in different geographies, DAMAC can offset slowdowns in one region with gains in another, ensuring steady returns for shareholders and investors.
DAMAC has made it clear that its international expansion is just beginning. The company has hinted at future developments in Europe, Southeast Asia, and Australia. It also plans to strengthen its hospitality division by launching more resorts under its own brand and possibly acquiring existing hotel chains.
As part of its global growth strategy, DAMAC is investing heavily in technology, digital marketing, and customer experience. With a younger generation of global investors and homebuyers entering the luxury market, DAMAC is focusing on digital-first sales platforms, virtual property tours, and personalized concierge services.
DAMAC’s latest international ventures show a bold and calculated move to become a global leader in luxury living. From London to Miami, Saudi Arabia to the Maldives, the company is exporting Dubai’s signature style of opulence and innovation to the world.
With strong branding, strategic investments, and a clear focus on high-growth markets, DAMAC’s international expansion is shaping the future of luxury real estate — far beyond the UAE’s borders.
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