Safa Gate sits on one of the last available development plots on Sheikh Zayed Road within what DAMAC and local agents describe as Dubai’s “Golden Triangle” — the corridor connecting Safa Park, the Dubai Canal and the Downtown skyline. Central positioning like this on a road this significant is genuinely scarce.
705 residences: one and two-bedroom apartments plus three and five-bedroom penthouses, the latter with private pools on the 49th floor. Handover is scheduled for Q4 2029.
Pricing
Current entry pricing on Xploon is AED 2,129,000 for a one-bedroom apartment at 762.3 sq ft, with a 40-month payment duration.
That is consistent with the AED 1.99–2.1 million range published across independent sources for current inventory, which is one of the more reliably documented price points in this set. Two-bedroom units start around AED 2.77 million; the three-bedroom penthouse tier has been quoted from AED 15.89 million and the five-bedroom penthouse from AED 25.2 million.
Add DLD 4% plus registration and trustee fees for all-in acquisition costs of roughly 7–8%.
Indicative pricing. Check xploon.com for current prices and availability.
The building
A roughly 50-floor tower with a sleek glass facade, positioned to give residents views over Safa Park to the west and the city skyline to the east — including sightlines to Burj Al Arab and Burj Khalifa depending on unit orientation. One-bedroom units average around 807 sq ft, two-bedrooms around 1,111 sq ft.
The penthouse tier is the standout feature: three and five-bedroom units on the 49th floor with private pools, which is a rare configuration even within Dubai’s ultra-luxury segment. If you are shopping at that level, the differentiator against comparable Downtown or Business Bay penthouses is the Safa Park and Canal outlook rather than a Downtown skyline address.
Amenities lean into the wellness and observation-deck concept: outdoor yoga, an Aurora Pool, sunken pool seating, a Fusion Spa, a luxury pool cabana, an Eclipse Cinema, a running track, a cigar lounge, a rooftop observation deck and a Sunset Bar.
Location — Al Safa
Safa Gate sits directly on Sheikh Zayed Road, adjacent to Safa Park and the Dubai Canal.
From Safa Gate
Approx.
Safa Park
Adjacent
Business Bay
7 min
Burj Khalifa / Downtown Dubai
7–10 min
DIFC
19 min
Jumeirah Beach
14 min
DXB Airport
14–15 min
As of Q1 2025, one-bedroom price-per-square-foot growth in the area exceeded 35% year on year, and short-term gross ROI in the district has been reported reaching up to 9.43% — both signals of a fast-appreciating, high-demand micro-location rather than a speculative early-stage district.
Al Ittihad Private School Jumeirah, Jumeirah English Speaking School and Safa British School are all within a 15-minute drive, covering the family end of the buyer spectrum alongside the professional and investor end.
The investment read
Safa Gate’s case rests on land scarcity in an established, high-value central corridor. Unlike an emerging district where the thesis depends on future infrastructure delivering as planned, Al Safa is already one of Dubai’s most desirable addresses — the growth here is compounding on an already-strong base rather than betting on a district maturing from nothing.
As of Q1 2025, one-bedroom apartments in the area generated average annual rental income around AED 105,000, which against the verified AED 2.13 million entry price implies a gross yield in roughly the high-4 to low-5% range — lower than Dubai’s outer districts, which is the expected trade-off for a central, land-constrained address with strong capital appreciation history.
The penthouse tier is a different proposition entirely — a small number of ultra-luxury units with a 49th-floor private pool that will attract a narrower, wealthier buyer pool and should be assessed on capital preservation and lifestyle grounds rather than rental yield.
Two payment structures have circulated: a 70/30 launch plan and an 80/20 regular plan, plus a construction-linked plan with 1% monthly instalments over 52 months. Confirm which is currently offered, since the cash-flow implications differ meaningfully.
Founded 2002 by Hussain Sajwani, DAMAC is the largest private real estate developer in the UAE and the Middle East, with more than 50,000 homes delivered and over 54,000 units under construction. The company’s existing portfolio includes other central Dubai landmarks such as Cavalli Tower and Coral Reef, giving a buyer completed precedents in comparable locations to inspect directly.
All payments are held under RERA escrow rules in a project-specific account, released against verified construction milestones.
Direct from DAMAC, no broker, no commission. Filter above for current availability, floor plans and payment terms.
Frequently asked questions
AED 2,129,000 for a one-bedroom apartment at 762.3 sq ft, from current developer-listed inventory — consistent with the AED 1.99–2.1 million range reported across independent sources. Two-bedroom units start around AED 2.77 million, and the penthouse tier runs from roughly AED 15.89 million for three bedrooms to AED 25.2 million for five bedrooms with a private pool.
Q4 2029, consistently cited across sources, with October 2029 given as a specific target on some listings. The entry unit currently carries a 40-month payment duration.
Yes. Three and five-bedroom penthouses sit on the 49th floor and include private pools — an unusual configuration even within Dubai's ultra-luxury tier, and the building's most differentiated stock.
Two structures have been offered: a launch plan of 70/30 (20% deposit, 50% during construction, 30% on handover) and a regular plan of 80/20 (20% deposit, 60% during construction, 20% on handover). A construction-linked option with 1% monthly instalments over 52 months plus a final 30% has also been cited. Confirm which is currently available.
As of Q1 2025, one-bedroom apartments in the area generated average annual rents around AED 105,000, which against current entry pricing implies a gross yield in the high-4 to low-5% range — lower than Dubai's outer districts, reflecting the central, land-constrained Al Safa address. Short-term rental ROI in the district has been reported reaching up to 9.43% for some unit types.
