Cavalli Tower Dubai: Sources, Status and Prices (2026)

Cavalli Tower Dubai is a residential tower in the Dubai Marina area that the developer, DAMAC Properties, describes as 70 storeys high and branded by Cavalli, and whose project page, read on 13 November 2026, shows the price as “Available on request” while its page data flags no available inventory.

This profile of Cavalli Tower Dubai sets the developer page next to Khaleej Times (6 November 2025), Gulf News (7 November 2025) and the portal Property Finder (13 November 2026), because they differ on floors, handover, price and the area label. Each figure carries its source and date and nothing is averaged. The tower is not the same project as Cavalli Casa Tower, a separate DAMAC project in Al Sufouh that this guide does not cover.

Cavalli Tower Dubai: what the project is

On its project page, DAMAC Properties presents the tower as overlooking the Palm, with front-facing apartments, beach access and views of the Palm, the Burj Al Arab and the Dubai skyline. The page says the architect is Shaun Killa and that the apartments are “branded by Cavalli”. It lists five amenities by name and shows no unit types, sizes or payment plan. Read on 13 November 2026.

The page leaves out the items a buyer normally asks for first: unit count, floor plans, tenure, escrow account and registered project number. Where another source prints one of them, the tables below show it with the source and date. The brand wording is kept as printed, “branded by Cavalli”, and Khaleej Times adds that the interiors are by Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors; nothing further is said here about the brand partner.

The next table puts the developer beside the two other kinds of source. The Khaleej Times article is labelled “Partner Content” and carries the DAMAC topping-out announcement; Gulf News printed the same announcement the next day. Property Finder was re-opened on 13 November 2026.

Two readings of the same tower are therefore on the table. The developer and Property Finder say 70 storeys; Khaleej Times counts 71, which matches its description of the last pour on a 71st floor slab. The sources do not explain the difference and the text does not choose between them; the registered building description in the sale contract is the figure that counts.

The amenities are the one area where the sources broadly agree. The developer names five; Khaleej Times names more. The renders on this page show the building and its amenities as the developer imagines them and are not photographs of the finished tower.

Status and prices of Cavalli Tower Dubai today

The status line depends on whom one asks. The developer page carries an off-plan status, an inventory flag set to “false” and the price “Available on request”; the page therefore lists no unit that a visitor can select. Property Finder labels the project “Sold out”, marks every developer unit “Out of stock” and offers a link to resale listings. This guide states both readings as printed and does not say that a unit is, or is not, available from the developer.

On construction, Khaleej Times and Gulf News report that DAMAC announced the topping out of the tower in November 2025, with the superstructure complete and finishes progressing. The developer page prints no construction percentage and no later progress report was found in the data file. The reported figures date from a year ago and should be confirmed.

Prices need care. The developer prints none. Property Finder shows a launch price of AED 18 million and lists three developer “from” prices for the large units it records. All are marked out of stock, so they describe what the portal records for those unit types, not what can be bought today. The USD column is arithmetic at the pegged rate of 3.6725 per USD.

No source prints a price for the 1, 2 or 3 bedroom apartments, and no per-square-foot price is printed, so none is given. Resale asking prices on portals are not used here, because they are the choice of each seller and say nothing about the project itself.

The payment plan is printed by one source only. Property Finder shows 20 percent at sales launch, 70 percent during construction and 10 percent on handover; the developer page prints no plan. A plan quoted by a portal is not a contract term, and for a resale unit the schedule is whatever the seller and the developer documents allow.

The three entries differ by about half a year and none is a contract date. They are shown as dated differences: a handover estimate announced in November 2025 and a field in a page data file are different kinds of statement. The date that applies is the one written in the sale contract, which the checklist in section 6 asks for.

Community and access: Dubai Marina, the Palm and Al Sufouh

The developer gives no street address and no coordinates for Cavalli Tower Dubai. Its text places the tower overlooking the Palm Jumeirah with beach access, and its page data names Dubai Marina as the area. Khaleej Times says “beside the beach in Dubai Marina”. Property Finder’s own description also says Dubai Marina, but its header line files the building under a different community and building name. That name belongs to a different DAMAC project, so this guide follows the developer and Khaleej Times on the area.

For the district itself, the English Wikipedia article on Dubai Marina (read 13 November 2026) describes it as a district built around an artificial canal along a 3-kilometre stretch of Gulf shoreline, with a 2024 population of 70,550, lying at Interchange 5 of Sheikh Zayed Road, near Dubai Internet City and Dubai Media City.

The same article says the Dubai Metro Red Line station beside the district was opened on 30 April 2010 and now carries the name Sobha Realty, and that the Al Sufouh tram runs 14.5 kilometres from Dubai Marina to the Burj Al Arab and the Mall of the Emirates. None of this gives a distance from this tower.

The developer page also embeds map data and a “connected to Dubai” block with minute bands, but the points of interest in that data (a motor sports ground, a polo club, a flower garden and an airport south of the city) belong to Dubai South, not to the Marina, and the bands name no places in the text read. They are not used. The only drive times for the tower come from Property Finder, which prints two sets that do not match each other.

The portal does not say whether the times are by car, at what hour, or measured from which point. They are listing-site estimates, not measured distances. A buyer who needs a commute figure can measure it from the registered plot, which is another reason to ask for the plot and project details in writing.

Buying in Dubai: registration, escrow and payments

A new apartment in Dubai is normally sold off the plan: the buyer signs a sale and purchase agreement (SPA) with the developer and pays in stages while the building is completed. Sources describe this tower as topped out, so a unit may instead come from an earlier buyer on the resale market. The table below states the official rules for off-plan purchases, read on 13 November 2026 on the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and UAE government portals. It describes the general process and is not a verified position of this tower.

Two points follow for Cavalli Tower Dubai. First, no page read states the tenure on the developer side; Property Finder prints “freehold”, and whether the plot is on the freehold list is a document question that the freehold versus leasehold guide explains. Second, the two DLD pages describe the 4 percent fee differently, a single buyer-paid figure in 2021 and a 2 plus 2 percent split on the service page, so who pays what should be written into the contract.

The payment schedule should follow construction: the DLD wording ties escrow releases to engineer-certified stages. The off-plan buyers guide, the guide for foreign buyers and the mortgage guide cover the wider process, and the property tax guide covers recurring costs.

On residence, the UAE government portal lists a Golden Visa category for investors in real estate, with five years of residency, a minimum capital of AED 2 million and proof of property ownership among the conditions. Eligibility depends on the buyer, the valuation and the current rules, and is not claimed for any unit here; the issuing authority confirms it. See the Golden Visa guide for the route.

About the developer: DAMAC Properties

The facts below come from DAMAC press materials and Wikipedia, as recorded in the data file, and are attributed to them. A DAMAC press release of 20 November 2024 says the company was founded in 2002 and names Hussain Sajwani as founder and chairman; Wikipedia gives 2002 for the property arm and notes that some sources date the wider group to 1982. A press release of 4 September 2026 on PR Newswire says more than 50,000 homes have been handed over and that 55,000 or more units are in planning and development.

The developer lists master communities such as DAMAC Hills, DAMAC Lagoons and DAMAC Islands and names Versace, Roberto Cavalli and de GRISOGONO as brand partners. This tower is a single building and not part of a master community. The developer’s own superlatives are not repeated, and contact details are left out on purpose; the project page is the reference. The Dubai developers directory has the wider picture.

What to ask for in writing before reserving

Because the developer page leaves so many fields empty and the sources disagree on the basics, the written documents carry more weight than usual. Before paying a reservation amount for a unit in Cavalli Tower Dubai, a buyer can ask for each of the following.

1. The SPA, or for a resale unit the sale agreement, stating the unit number, floor, size and view.
2. The handover date written in the contract, with the wording on how it can move; sources print the end of 2026 and 30 June 2027.
3. The payment schedule, tied to construction stages, with the exact deposit and what has already been paid on the unit.
4. The escrow account name and bank, and the registered DLD project number, checked in the Dubai REST project status service.
5. The tenure of the plot and the unit, freehold or other, in writing.
6. Who pays which part of the DLD registration fee and the Oqood fee, with the total.
7. A service-charge estimate and the basis on which it is set.
8. What the finish includes, whether the unit is furnished, and what “branded by Cavalli” covers in the contract documents.
9. The full legal name of the selling entity and who signs for it; for a resale unit, the seller’s proof of ownership.
10. The floor plan or brochure version the contract refers to, and the floor count and unit count in the registered description.

None of this is unusual; it is the normal content of an off-plan or resale file, and a seller who supplies it in full shortens the verification work considerably.

Frequently asked questions

What is Cavalli Tower Dubai?

It is a branded residential tower by DAMAC Properties in the Dubai Marina area, listed on the developer page as overlooking the Palm Jumeirah. The developer says 70 storeys; Khaleej Times says 71 storeys and 436 units. Read on 13 November 2026.

Is Cavalli Tower sold out?

Sources differ. The developer page shows the price as “Available on request” with its inventory flag set to false, and Property Finder labels the project “Sold out” with all developer units out of stock. Neither is a statement about a specific unit; ask for the unit number and the seller in writing.

When is Cavalli Tower due for handover?

The developer page text prints no date; its page data holds 30 June 2027. Khaleej Times and Gulf News reported in November 2025 that handover was on track for the end of 2026. The contract date is the one that applies.

How much does a Cavalli Tower apartment cost?

The developer prints no price. Property Finder records a launch price of AED 18 million, about USD 4,901,293 at the pegged rate of 3.6725, and marks all developer units out of stock. No per-unit price list is published, so no current price can be stated.

Is Cavalli Tower the same as Cavalli Casa Tower?

No. Cavalli Casa Tower is a different DAMAC project in Al Sufouh, per the data file. Property Finder’s header line for this tower carries that name, which is why area labels differ between sources. This guide uses the developer page for the tower.

Does buying here give a Golden Visa?

Not automatically. The UAE government portal lists a real estate investor category with a minimum capital of AED 2 million, and eligibility depends on the buyer, the valuation and the current rules. The issuing authority confirms it for a specific purchase.

Other DAMAC projects and nearby Dubai listings

The table lists other DAMAC projects that carry the Cavalli name or sit near the Marina and the Palm, with the area as the developer or portals file it, followed by existing Dubai listings in the same part of the city. Status and figures are on each page.

For the market in general, see the Dubai market guide. Older guides on the site may carry older numbers, so the official pages cited above are the reference for rules.

Sources and last check

Last checked: 13 November 2026. Sources:

• DAMAC Properties: Cavalli Tower project page (damacproperties.com, 13 November 2026)
• Khaleej Times: DAMAC topping-out announcement, Partner Content, 6 November 2025 (read 13 November 2026)
• Gulf News: DAMAC topping-out announcement, 7 November 2025 (read 13 November 2026)
• Property Finder: Cavalli Tower (read 13 November 2026)
• Wikipedia: Dubai Marina (read 13 November 2026)
• Dubai Land Department: Frequently asked questions (escrow, Law No. 8 of 2007)
• Dubai Land Department: registration fees release, 31 May 2021
• Dubai Land Department: request to register the initial sale (Oqood)
• Dubai Land Department: project status enquiry (Dubai REST)
• UAE government portal: expatriates buying a property
• UAE government portal: Golden Visa
• PR Newswire: DAMAC handover of 50,000 homes, 4 September 2026
• Wikipedia: DAMAC Properties (13 November 2026)

This is not legal, tax or financial advice.