Couture by Cavalli Dubai: Dates, Prices and Sources (2026)

Couture by Cavalli Dubai is a DAMAC Properties tower beside Safa Park on the Dubai Canal, which the developer’s page of 13 November 2026 describes as 3 to 5-bedroom apartments and 6-bedroom penthouses, branded by Roberto Cavalli, with a handover printed as Q2, 2027 in one block and as Q4 / 2028 on the unit cards.

This guide to Couture by Cavalli Dubai reads the developer’s project page, Property Finder, Real Estate Club Dubai and a launch report from December 2022, all as they stood on the dates shown. The handover, the area label, the number of storeys, the number of residences and the payment plan differ between those pages, so each figure is given with its source and date and no figure is chosen over another.

The guide adds the dated figures side by side, the sizes and prices that sources print, the Dubai rules on off-plan registration, escrow and fees as the Dubai Land Department publishes them, the distances, and a list of what a buyer can ask for in writing before reserving.

Overview of Couture by Cavalli Dubai

The developer’s page describes the project as a collection of designer residences along the Dubai Canal at Safa Park, “branded by Roberto Cavalli”, with 3 to 5-bedroom apartments and 6-bedroom penthouses. It lists a cigar lounge, a clubhouse, a gym, a rooftop pool and a swimmable lagoon, shows three unit cards for 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms, and prints a payment plan of 60/40* and a project handover of Q2, 2027. The developer’s FAQ calls it an off-plan residential tower with interiors by Roberto Cavalli.

Three items that a reader looks for first are not printed on that page. Each unit card shows the word Loading where a price would be, so the page text carries no price. No unit count is given, and no number of storeys. The tables below take those items from the page’s own data, where a data file records them, or from named third-party pages with their dates.

Property Finder and the 2022 launch report call the project Cavalli Couture, and the developer’s page uses Couture by Cavalli. It is a different project from DAMAC Bay by Cavalli and DAMAC Bay 2 by Cavalli at Dubai Harbour and from Cavalli Tower, which the developer data places in Dubai Marina. The sibling pages are listed in section 10.

What each source prints about status, handover, area, storeys and units

The table sets four public pages side by side. The developer page and Property Finder were read on 13 November 2026, the Real Estate Club Dubai article is dated 9 July 2026 and updated on 16 July 2026, and the launch report in MEConstructionNews is dated 12 December 2022. Property Finder and Real Estate Club Dubai are third-party pages, and their figures are shown as theirs.

On status, the developer’s page data marks the project off-plan with the inventory flag set to true, and its FAQ repeats off-plan. Property Finder’s page header shows a Ready label and, in the same page, a delivery date of May 2025. The two pages are attributed here as they read, and neither is treated as the right one. The authority record for a project, described in section 8, is where a buyer can see a registered status.

On the area label, the page’s coordinates are 25.188877, 55.243229. OpenStreetMap places that point in the suburb of Al Wasl and about 0.4 km in a straight line from the mapped Safa Park, so the Business Bay label on the cards, the Al Safa label on Property Finder and the Al Wasl and Al Safa wording of the Real Estate Club Dubai article each describe the same stretch of canal bank with a different district name.

The dates one by one: launch, construction start and handover

The most useful way to read Couture by Cavalli Dubai is date by date. Several different dates appear for the same building, and they refer to different events: a press launch, a start of booking, a data field, the start of construction and several versions of the end of construction.

The developer’s page carries two handover figures at once, Q2, 2027 in the introduction and Q4 / 2028 on each unit card and in its data. The page gives no reason for the two figures, and this guide keeps both as printed.

The launch date in the page data, 5 March 2024, sits later than the sale start of 30 March 2023 on Property Finder and the launch report of 12 December 2022. The pages do not say what the data field measures, so it is shown as a field and not as the day sales began. Only the sale and purchase agreement fixes the date that binds a buyer, and the section on what to ask for in writing turns on that point.

A buyer who wants a date from an official record can look up the project in the Dubai Land Department’s project status service, which lists registration, start and completion fields for a registered project. Section 8 describes the service. Where a registered date and a marketing date differ, the contract should say which one defines handover and what counts as handover (keys, completion certificate or snagging sign-off).

The unit count differs by 25 between the 2022 launch report and the 2026 article, and the storey count differs between 12, 14 and 16 levels. The Real Estate Club Dubai article adds that registry data suggests the count may have been adjusted during development. None of these figures is repaired here, and the total is left open in the listing data. The brochure the article cites, or the registry record, is the document that settles it.

Unit types, sizes and amenities as printed

The developer’s page offers three unit cards and describes a fourth type in text. Sizes on the cards are maximums, written as Up to, and the page data carries a project-wide range. The conversion to square metres below is arithmetic at 0.092903 m² per square foot, rounded to the nearest whole number.

Two readings follow from the printed numbers. The largest card, 7,711 sq ft, is 1.96 times the 3,928 sq ft internal area that Real Estate Club Dubai gives for a 3-bedroom unit on level 5, so the cards cover a wide spread of apartment sizes. The page-data maximum of 10,666 sq ft is above the largest card by 2,955 sq ft, and the page does not say which unit that figure belongs to. The penthouse type has no card, so its size is not published on the page.

The 2022 launch report described the units as duplex sky villas and duplex penthouses with a private infinity pool and terrace garden for each unit, and penthouses with direct private roof access. The developer’s page does not repeat those unit features, and the 2026 article repeats them for all 95 residences. They are shown below as reported by those pages and not as developer-confirmed features. Ask the seller to state in the contract what each unit type includes.

Price indications by source and date

The developer’s page prints the word Loading in place of each price, so no price appears in its text. The page data carries a lowest and a highest price field stored as whole numbers that read as AED multiplied by 100. Read that way, the lowest is AED 21,904,000, which Property Finder prints as the starting price of the project on 13 November 2026. The highest, AED 49,992,000, is inferred in the same way and no portal repeats it.

The developer page’s related-project cards print figures with a pound sign because the page’s display preference is set to GBP by default, while the currency field in the data says AED. For that reason the figures here are read as dirhams. USD values use the pegged rate of 3.6725 dirhams per US dollar, as arithmetic, rounded to the nearest dollar.

Three points keep the table honest. The sales-offer figures are asking prices in two offers described as current in July 2026, not a price list, and they refer to one unit each. The per-square-foot figures are those the article prints; no per-square-foot price is calculated here. The recorded-sales range is the article’s summary of registry records, and the registry itself, searchable through the Dubai Land Department’s real estate data tool, is the place to check any transaction.

Property Finder also notes that prices, availability and purchase conditions may change frequently. Whether any unit is currently available is not stated by any of the pages read, and the developer’s inventory flag, which is true in the page data, is not a statement of which units can be reserved. A written, dated availability sheet with unit numbers is the document that answers it.

Payment plan, registration fees and the schedule as printed

Three plans appear. The developer prints 60/40* and the text of the asterisk is not on the page, so it is not expanded here. Property Finder prints 20/40/40 and describes it as 20% down at sales launch, 40% during construction and 40% on handover. Real Estate Club Dubai prints a staged schedule drawn from two sales offers dated July 2026.

The percentages in that schedule add up to 104 percent of the price (9, 10, 15, 15, 15 and 40), and to 108 percent with the 4 percent fee line. The article itself describes about 60 percent as due within nine months in one place and about 64 percent in another. Because the printed lines do not sum to 100, the table is shown as printed and is not used to model cash flow. The sale and purchase agreement carries the schedule that applies.

The Dubai Land Department’s own page for registering an initial off-plan sale prints the registration fee as 2% of the sale value for the seller and 2% for the purchaser, with AED 10 for a knowledge fee and AED 10 for an innovation fee. At the 3-bedroom offer price of AED 22,422,000, 4% is AED 896,880, about USD 244,215, which is the figure the article prints.

The same 2% and 2% appear on DLD’s page for registering the sale of a completed unit. Who bears each 2% is a term of the contract.

The totals check out arithmetically: 896,880 plus 2,540 is 899,420 and 1,135,880 plus 2,540 is 1,138,420. In USD at 3.6725 these are about 244,907 and 309,985. The article lists other payment methods that the developer’s page does not mention, and this guide does not repeat them. The method of payment and the account that receives it are items for the sale and purchase agreement and the escrow details.

Location of Couture by Cavalli Dubai: the Dubai Canal, Safa Park and the distances

The developer places the building along the Dubai Canal at Safa Park. According to Wikipedia, the canal is a 3.2 km channel that runs from Business Bay to the Gulf through Safa Park and Jumeirah, inaugurated on 9 November 2016, with a width of 80 to 120 m. Wikipedia on Safa Park describes a park of 64 hectares bordered by Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Wasl Road, Al Hadiqa Street and 55th Street.

The district names matter for search and for paperwork. Wikipedia places Business Bay immediately south of Downtown Dubai, and Wikipedia describes Al Safa as a locality of western Dubai bordered by Jumeirah to the north, Al Quoz to the south, Al Wasl to the east and Al Manara to the west. The developer’s cards use Business Bay, and the title deed or registry extract for the unit names the district that applies in law.

The developer’s FAQ lists drive times in minutes, which the page does not tie to a time of day. Property Finder prints ranges for some of the same places, and the Real Estate Club Dubai article prints drive times for others. The three sources differ for the airport, where the developer says 16 minutes and Property Finder says 20 to 35 minutes, so the table keeps each figure with its source.

The developer’s FAQ also lists healthcare, hotels and schools by drive time. Hospitals are Medcare Hospital Al Safa (5 min), Emirates Hospital (6), Mediclinic The Dubai Mall (10), Aster Clinic (20) and Prime Medical Centre (25). Hotels are Habtoor Palace (5), JW Marriott Marquis (5), The Oberoi (7), Paramount Hotel Midtown (8), Taj Hotel (8) and Roda Beach Resort (18). Schools are Al Ittihad School (5), Safa British School (10), Horizon International School (10), The English College (15) and JSS Private School (20). These are the developer’s figures.

These straight-line figures are calculated from the developer page’s coordinates and OpenStreetMap points, and the road distance is longer. They check the order of magnitude of the printed drive times and nothing more. A buyer who plans a daily route should time it at the hours that matter.

Buying off-plan in Dubai: ownership, registration, escrow, service charges and residence

The rules below are stated as the authorities publish them, with the page and the date read, which is 13 November 2026 for all of them. They describe the normal process in Dubai and are not a claim about any particular unit. Whether a particular purchase qualifies for anything, including residence, is decided by the authority concerned.

On ownership, Property Finder prints Freehold for this project, and the developer prints no tenure. The statute above makes freehold depend on the area being one the Ruler has determined, and the DLD project-registration terms refer to freehold or long-term lease land. The title record for the specific unit is where tenure is confirmed. For the difference between the two forms see the guide to freehold and leasehold in Dubai.

On the payment schedule against construction stage, none of the Dubai Land Department pages read for this guide sets a fixed link between instalments and construction percentages. The schedule sits in the sale and purchase agreement. DLD lists on its rules and regulations page a guide for calculating developers’ completion rates for units, dated 14 June 2022, and the project status service shows registered progress. A buyer compares the two.

On the service charge, the DLD index works from a title deed or a registered project, so a building that is not yet handed over has no index entry to read. The estimate for this building is a figure to request from the seller in writing. The Real Estate Club Dubai article says the rate will be confirmed near handover, and that is an article statement, not a published rate.

On the Golden Visa, the UAE portal page updated on 28 July 2026 lists a real estate category with a minimum capital of AED 2 million, about USD 544,588 at 3.6725, and prints a duration of 5 years for that category in its table. The guide on this site, what is the Dubai Golden Visa, explains the property route in more detail. Residence is not claimed for any unit in this guide; the authority checks the valuation, the title and the application.

Related guides cover the wider process: the off-plan buyer’s guide, whether foreigners can buy apartments in Dubai and the Dubai market guide. A mortgage on an off-plan unit, if wanted, is arranged with a bank before signing, as set out in the mortgage guide for foreigners. This guide states no tax rate, and the property tax guide covers the fees and charges that apply in Dubai.

What to ask for in writing before reserving

The pages read leave several items open. The list below is the normal set of documents and confirmations for an off-plan reservation in Dubai, adapted to the open points in this guide. Each answer should be on paper before any money moves.

1. A reservation form and a draft sale and purchase agreement naming the unit by number, floor, type, internal area in square feet and parking bays, with the area basis (internal or gross) stated.
2. The handover date written into the agreement, with a definition of handover and the remedy if it is missed, since the developer’s page prints Q2, 2027 in one place and Q4 / 2028 in another.
3. The full payment schedule with dates or construction milestones, the percentage of each instalment and the total, checked so that the lines add up to 100 percent of the price.
4. The name of the escrow account and the escrow agent, and the DLD project number, so the project can be found in the Project Status Enquiry before the first payment.
5. The legal name and licence details of the contracting developer entity, as shown in the DLD developer list, and the person who signs for it.
6. A confirmation that the unit is available on the day of signing, with a dated availability sheet, because the developer’s price field shows no price in its page text.
7. The area name and plot that will appear on the title deed, since the sources print Business Bay, Al Safa and Al Wasl, and the tenure (freehold or leasehold) stated for the unit.
8. A written estimate of the annual service charge per square foot and what it covers, including any private pools, terraces and shared facilities.
9. A list of what the finish and fittings include, whether the unit is delivered with a private pool and terrace garden as the launch report describes, and what each penthouse includes.
10. The DLD fee split in writing: whether the 4% is borne by the purchaser, the seller or shared, the Oqood registration fee and any administrative fees.
11. How the Oqood registration is done, who files it and when the registration certificate is sent to the buyer, since DLD’s page gives 90 days from signing.
12. The advertising permit or Trakheesi number for the offer, the payment methods accepted and the account in which each payment is received.

How Couture by Cavalli Dubai sits among other DAMAC projects and nearby Dubai listings

The pages below are other DAMAC projects with a Cavalli or de GRISOGONO brand printed by the developer, other DAMAC projects in Dubai, the existing DAMAC listing on this site and Business Bay listings by other developers. The area is the label the developer’s own data uses or, for the other listings, the area in the page title. No claim is made that one is better than another.

The Dubai developer directory lists the other developers on this site, and the Dubai city page gathers the Dubai listings. The DAMAC Properties profile covers DAMAC itself. Each listing guide uses the same method: the developer’s page first, third-party pages with their dates, and no figure chosen where sources differ.

DAMAC Properties (developer)

DAMAC Properties is a Dubai developer. A DAMAC press release of 20 November 2024, published on PR Newswire, says that since its founding in 2002 DAMAC has launched over 75 towers, and describes Hussain Sajwani as Founder and Chairman with Amira Sajwani and Ali Sajwani as managing directors.

A second release of 4 September 2026 states that DAMAC has handed over more than 50,000 homes, that it has more than 55,000 units and over 100 million sq ft in planning and development, that it awarded more than USD 2.72 billion in construction contracts in the first half of 2026, and that it targets more than 8,800 residential units for delivery in 2026 across DAMAC Lagoons, DAMAC Hills, DAMAC Hills 2, Chic Tower and Elegance Tower. Those are the developer’s figures, from PR Newswire.

The developer’s About DAMAC page shows 50,000+ units delivered on 13 November 2026 and lists a leadership team. The 2024 release names the brands DAMAC works with as Versace, Roberto Cavalli and de GRISOGONO, and the page for this project prints “Branded by Roberto Cavalli” and nothing further about the partner is repeated here. No ownership, financial or credit information was verified for this guide.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Couture by Cavalli Dubai and which district is it in?

The developer places it along the Dubai Canal at Safa Park and labels the cards Business Bay. Property Finder says Al Safa 1, the Real Estate Club Dubai article says the Al Wasl and Al Safa district, and OpenStreetMap places the page’s coordinates in Al Wasl. The registry extract for the unit shows the district that applies.

When will Couture by Cavalli Dubai be handed over?

The developer’s page prints Q2, 2027 in the intro block and Q4 / 2028 on the unit cards and in its data. The article of July 2026 cites DAMAC sales offers with an anticipated completion of 30 June 2027, and Property Finder shows May 2025. The date that binds a buyer is the one in the sale and purchase agreement.

What does Couture by Cavalli Dubai cost?

The developer’s page text prints no price. Its data, read as AED, implies a lowest figure of AED 21,904,000, about USD 5,964,329 at 3.6725, which Property Finder prints as its starting price. Two July 2026 offers cited by an article ask AED 22,422,000 and AED 28,397,000. A dated availability sheet gives the price of a given unit.

How many apartments are in the building?

The developer prints no count. The launch report of December 2022 says 70 units in 14 storeys, Property Finder says a 12-storey building, and the 2026 article says 95 residences and levels 1 to 16. The sources are shown side by side, and the registry or the brochure settles the number.

What payment plan is printed?

The developer prints 60/40*, and the text of the asterisk is not on the page. Property Finder prints 20/40/40. The 2026 article lists a staged schedule whose percentages add to 104 percent of the price, so it is not modelled here. The plan that applies is the one in the sale and purchase agreement.

Is the building off-plan or ready?

The developer’s page data and FAQ say off-plan, and the project has an inventory flag set to true. Property Finder’s page shows a Ready label next to a May 2025 delivery date. Both are attributed. The Dubai Land Department’s project status service shows the registered status and dates for a registered project.

How big are the apartments?

The unit cards give maximums of 6,679 sq ft for 3 bedrooms, 7,063 sq ft for 4 and 7,711 sq ft for 5, about 620, 656 and 716 m². The page data gives 3,920 to 10,666 sq ft across the project. The 6-bedroom penthouses are in the text without a size.

What registration fees apply to Couture by Cavalli Dubai?

The Dubai Land Department prints 2% of the sale value for the seller and 2% for the purchaser on its initial sale page, with AED 10 and AED 10 in additional fees. The 2026 article shows 4% as a purchaser cost, with a title deed fee of AED 540 and Oqood and DSR fees of AED 1,000 each. The contract fixes which party pays which share.

Can a foreigner buy here, and does it give residence?

Law No. 7 of 2006 allows non-UAE nationals freehold in areas the Ruler determines, and Property Finder prints Freehold for this project. The UAE portal lists a minimum capital of AED 2 million for its real estate category. Residence is not claimed for any unit here, and the authority checks eligibility.

How far is the airport and the Dubai Mall?

The developer’s FAQ says 16 minutes to Dubai International Airport and 8 minutes to The Dubai Mall. Property Finder prints 20 to 35 minutes and 10 to 15 minutes. The straight-line distances from the page’s coordinates are about 14.9 km and 3.7 km, and the road is longer.

Sources and last check

Last checked: 13 November 2026. Sources:

• DAMAC Properties: Couture by Cavalli project page, read 13 November 2026
• DAMAC Properties: About DAMAC, read 13 November 2026
• Property Finder: Couture by Cavalli (Cavalli Couture), read 13 November 2026
• Real Estate Club Dubai: Couture by Cavalli prices, payment plan and costs, 9 July 2026, updated 16 July 2026
• Middle East Construction News: DAMAC launches Cavalli Couture at Safa Park, 12 December 2022
• PR Newswire: DAMAC handover of 50,000 homes, 4 September 2026
• PR Newswire: DAMAC Properties unveils DAMAC Islands, 20 November 2024
• Dubai Land Department: request to register the initial sale
• Dubai Land Department: property sale registration
• Dubai Land Department: register a project
• Dubai Land Department: project status enquiry (Dubai REST)
• Dubai Land Department: approved escrow account trustees
• Dubai Land Department: licensed developers
• Dubai Land Department: service charge index
• Dubai Land Department: verify title deed
• Dubai Land Department: verify licences and permits
• Dubai Land Department: real estate data
• Dubai Land Department: rules and regulations
• Dubai Legislation Portal: Law No. 7 of 2006 on real property registration
• Dubai Legislation Portal: Law No. 8 of 2007 on escrow accounts
• Dubai Legislation Portal: Law No. 13 of 2008 on the Interim Property Register
• UAE Government portal: Golden visa, updated 28 July 2026
• Wikipedia: Dubai Canal
• Wikipedia: Safa Park
• Wikipedia: Al Safa
• Wikipedia: Business Bay
• OpenStreetMap: Safa Park, way 495449950

Straight-line distances, square-metre conversions, USD amounts at the pegged rate of 3.6725 and the fee arithmetic are calculated from the figures named in the text and are not published prices. This is not legal, tax or financial advice.