Safa One de GRISOGONO Dubai: Off-Plan Guide (2026)

Safa One de GRISOGONO Dubai is an off-plan project of two towers on Sheikh Zayed Road at the edge of Safa Park, which DAMAC Properties presents as branded by de GRISOGONO, with a handover quarter of Q4 2026 printed on its page.

This profile of Safa One de GRISOGONO Dubai reads the developer’s page and outside sources as they stood on 13 November 2026. The developer page shows no stock and no price (the button reads “Available on request”), so the figures below come mostly from portals and one press release, each with its source and date. The guide sets out what each source prints, the district and access facts, the Dubai rules for an off-plan purchase, and a list of what to ask for in writing.

Safa One de GRISOGONO Dubai: what the project is

On its project page, DAMAC describes two towers designed by Killa Design, with one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, two-, three- and four-bedroom duplexes and five-bedroom penthouses, set beside Safa Park. The page prints “Branded by de GRISOGONO”, a payment plan of 10/90 and a project handover of Q4, 2026. Its amenity tiles list a gym and spa, an infinity beach, a tropical rainforest, a clubhouse, a signature restaurant and a splash pool. The page was read on 13 November 2026.

The developer shows the page as off-plan with its inventory flag switched off. Its data contains no price and no unit count, and the page gives no floor count or unit sizes. Everything on those points below comes from other sources and is labelled that way.

The second table keeps the sources apart. It does not choose between them, and a cell reading “not printed” means only that the source read does not say it.

The press release on Zawya gives a phase timeline: excavation and piling complete in Q2 2023, substructure works from Q3 2023, superstructure expected to start in Q1 2024 and top out by Q4 2025, and fit-out by Q4 2026. Property Finder prints a different kind of milestone, with construction recorded as started on 23 April 2024. The two use different markers, so they are shown side by side and neither is adjusted.

The developer text describes the interiors and amenities in marketing language that is not repeated here. What can be checked is the list of facilities. The developer lists a gym and spa, a clubhouse, a restaurant and a splash pool, and Property Finder lists gymnasium, private and beach pools, sports facilities, covered parking, a children’s play area, cafes and restaurants, 24-hour security and concierge services. Which of these are shared between the towers, and which belong to residents only, is not stated by either source.

The images on the developer page are computer-generated renders of the towers, the podium, interiors and amenities. They show the design intent and are not photographs of a finished building.

Status and prices today

The developer, Property Finder and Sotheby’s International Realty all describe the project as off-plan. The developer page nonetheless shows no stock and no price, which leaves a buyer with two routes to ask about: whatever the developer confirms in writing, or a resale from an existing owner. Property Finder shows one resale listing for the project on 13 November 2026.

The handover quarter printed by the developer, Q4 2026, is the quarter in progress on the date of checking. None of the pages read carries a more recent handover notice, so the date to rely on is the one written into the sale contract for the unit.

The developer prints no price. The numbers below are portal figures. USD is arithmetic at the pegged rate of 3.6725 per USD, rounded to the nearest dollar.

These are listing-site figures, not DAMAC prices. Property Finder adds that prices, availability and purchase conditions may change frequently and should be confirmed with a representative. The two portals describe different unit types, and neither says which unit the lowest figure belongs to, so they cannot be merged into one starting price. This guide therefore gives none, and it prints no price per square foot because no source states one.

On payment, the developer prints 10/90 without explaining it, and Property Finder prints 20 % at sales launch, 40 % during construction and 40 % on handover. Both are shown as printed. The plan that applies to a unit is the schedule attached to the contract for that unit, and for a resale it is whatever the owner and buyer agree.

District and access by Safa Park

According to the developer’s FAQ, Safa One de GRISOGONO Dubai stands on Sheikh Zayed Road at the edge of Safa Park. It adds that Jumeirah Beach, City Walk and Box Park are minutes away, and that on the other side of the road lie Business Bay, the Burj area and the Dubai International Financial Centre.

Property Finder files the project under Al Wasl, and Sotheby’s International Realty places it at the southern edge of Safa Park in Al Wasl. The two labels describe the same stretch of road in different ways, so a search for either name may return the project.

The developer’s FAQ lists travel times to named places. The pages print them as minutes and, except for the airports, do not say whether they refer to driving or walking, or at what time of day.

All of these are the developer’s statements from 13 November 2026, and none is given in kilometres. The same FAQ also names hotels, further malls and further schools with times of up to 25 minutes, which are left to the page. A buyer who needs a commute time should test the route at the hours that matter instead of relying on a printed figure.

The developer draws on Safa Park for its description of the setting. The sources read do not state the park’s size or opening rules, and no source read gives the distance from the towers to a metro station, so none is given here. For the wider city, the guide to the Dubai real estate market and the Dubai city page give context.

Buying off-plan in Dubai: rules and registration

The project is off-plan on every page read, so the buying rules below are the ones that apply to a purchase before completion. A purchase from an existing owner follows the same registration rules, with the owner as the seller. Each rule is stated as the authority prints it, checked on 13 November 2026.

The first thing to check is the registration of the project itself. The Register Project service shows that a developer opens an escrow account when it registers an off-plan project, so a buyer can ask for the account name and the DLD project number in writing and compare them with the payment instructions.

The rule on payments is a contract point as well as a legal one: ask how each instalment is tied to a construction stage and to which account it is paid, and keep the receipt in the name of that account.

None of this establishes residence or Golden Visa eligibility for any unit in this project. The page prints no price, and the value of a unit, its registered title and the applicant’s own case are checked with the authority. Background is in the guides on the Dubai Golden Visa, whether foreigners can buy apartments in Dubai, freehold and leasehold in Dubai, mortgages for foreigners and property tax in Dubai, and the off-plan buyers guide covers the staged-payment route in full.

About the developer: DAMAC Properties

DAMAC Properties is a Dubai developer. In a press release of 4 September 2026 on PR Newswire, DAMAC says it has handed over more than 50,000 homes and is targeting more than 8,800 residential units for delivery in 2026, across DAMAC Lagoons, DAMAC Hills, DAMAC Hills 2, Chic Tower and Elegance Tower. The release names Amira Sajwani as Managing Director.

The navigation of the developer’s own site lists the communities DAMAC Islands 2, DAMAC Islands, DAMAC Riverside, DAMAC Sun City, DAMAC Lagoons, DAMAC Hills 2 and DAMAC Hills.

These are DAMAC’s statements and are quoted as such. For this project, the developer names Killa Design as the designer and de GRISOGONO as the brand partner, and the pages read do not name a contractor. The Zawya release of 29 November 2023 quotes Mohammed Tahaineh, named there as General Manager of Projects, on the works. The sales documents for a unit show which company signs for the seller, and the Dubai developers page gives the wider directory.

What to ask for and check in writing

The list turns each open point into a document or an answer that can be requested before paying. It is the normal check set for an off-plan or resale purchase and implies nothing about the project or its owners.

1. The unit number, floor, tower, area and type, in the sale and purchase agreement, matched to the plan that the page does not publish.
2. The handover date written into the contract for that unit, since the developer page prints a quarter and the portals print others.
3. The payment schedule, how each instalment relates to construction progress, and the name of the escrow account that receives it.
4. The DLD project number and the registration of the sale in the Oqood portal, with the fee and who pays it.
5. The seller’s identity and capacity: DAMAC for a developer unit, or the registered owner for a resale, and who signs for a company.
6. A service-charge estimate for the unit and the name of the building manager.
7. What the finish and fittings include, as a written inventory, since the page does not list them.
8. The parking space and the facilities that belong to the unit, and the rules for using them.
9. For a resale, the owner’s title or Oqood record, any mortgage on the unit, and the lender’s no-objection letter if one is registered.
10. Whether the de GRISOGONO brand carries any services or fees for owners, and who provides them, in writing.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Safa One de GRISOGONO Dubai?

The developer places it on Sheikh Zayed Road at the edge of Safa Park. Property Finder and Sotheby’s International Realty file it under Al Wasl. The pages print no street address or plot number.

When is the handover of Safa One de GRISOGONO Dubai?

The developer page prints Q4, 2026. Property Finder prints Q4 2026, December 2026 and expected completion on 31 December 2026, and the Zawya release says final completion is planned for Q4 2026. The contract date governs.

What does a unit in Safa One de GRISOGONO Dubai cost?

The developer prints no price. Property Finder prints a starting price of AED 4,453,000 (about USD 1,212,526), and Sotheby’s International Realty prints a one-bedroom “price from” AED 1,600,000 (about USD 435,671). These are portal figures and differ by unit type.

Can I buy a unit from DAMAC?

The developer page shows “Available on request” and no stock. Property Finder shows one resale listing. Availability is confirmed with DAMAC in writing, and a resale is bought from its owner on the owner’s terms.

Is the project freehold?

Property Finder lists freehold ownership and a 4 % government fee, and the developer page does not state tenure. DLD says foreign ownership is registered in areas the Ruler specifies. Confirm the title type in the contract and at DLD.

Does it qualify for a Golden Visa?

This guide makes no claim for the project or any unit. u.ae lists real estate investors with a minimum capital of AED 2 million and property ownership, and the authority decides on the unit’s documents.

Other DAMAC projects and nearby Dubai listings

These DAMAC pages cover projects on or near Sheikh Zayed Road and the Dubai Canal; each opens once it is published. The handover column repeats what the developer prints, as checked on 13 November 2026, and is not a statement of availability.

Safa Two de GRISOGONO and Safa Two de GRISOGONO Tower B are two entries for the same project in the data file used for this guide, and each guide links the other. Existing listings in Business Bay and Downtown Dubai on this site include The Quayside by Ellington, The Crestmark by Ellington and DT1 by Ellington in Downtown Dubai, and the existing DAMAC-related listing is Celestia in Dubai South. The UAE country page lists all UAE properties.

Sources and last check

Last checked: 13 November 2026. Sources:

• DAMAC Properties: Safa One de GRISOGONO project page (13 November 2026)
• Property Finder: Safa One (13 November 2026)
• Sotheby’s International Realty: Safa One de Grisogno, Al Wasl (13 November 2026)
• Zawya: DAMAC press release on construction progress (page dated 29 November 2023)
• Dubai Land Department: Frequently Asked Questions (13 November 2026)
• Dubai Land Department: registration fees notice (31 May 2021)
• Dubai Land Department: Register Project service (13 November 2026)
• Dubai Legislation Portal: Law No. 8 of 2007 on escrow accounts for real estate development
• UAE Government portal: Golden Visa (13 November 2026)
• PR Newswire: DAMAC handover of 50,000 homes (4 September 2026)

This is not legal, tax or financial advice.