Tahiti 2 — off-plan townhouses in Dubailand

Media: Property Finder / DAMAC Properties marketing stills
Price from
AED 3,559,000
Handover
Q2 2030 / June 2030 (portal)
Status
On sale
Construction
portal construction stamp May 2026 vs Propsearch planning-stage
Developer
DAMAC
Area
Dubailand

Looking at Tahiti 2? It is a named low-rise pocket on its own Property Finder card inside DAMAC Islands 2, under a Tahiti 2 tree in Dubailand. Public data markets freehold homes — mainly 4- and 5-bedroom townhouse lines — with a structured open near AED 3.56–3.6 million and a keys target of June / Q2 2030 that can move. [1] Propsearch files the same pocket as Tahiti 2 at Damac Islands; sample Land Department sales print DAMAC ISLANDS 2 - TAHITI 2. [2]

This is independent research for buyers, not DAMAC’s brochure. Off-plan funding runs for years before keys. Choose the Tahiti 2 product first, keep it separate from Tahiti (Tahiti 1), then make sure the paperwork you sign lists that same pocket and unit number. Our method: Method.

Who it’s for

Households comparing this Tahiti 2 pocket who can accept a mid-2030 keys target and will only book once the issued forms already list the correct cluster name, unit type and payment dates. [1]

Who it’s not for

Buyers who need apartments, keys long before 2030, or a pitch that merges Tahiti 1 or another island theme into this Tahiti 2 pack. [1] [2]

Snapshot

  • Developer — DAMAC Properties (high) [1] [3]
  • Public names — PF Tahiti 2 · Propsearch Tahiti 2 at Damac Islands · DLD DAMAC ISLANDS 2 - TAHITI 2 (high) [1] [2]
  • Location tree — Dubai Land → Damac Islands 2 → Tahiti 2 (high) [1]
  • Inside the master — separately labelled Tahiti 2 pocket under the Tahiti theme; Islands 2 marketing lists Tahiti among eight island destinations (high / med) [3] [6]
  • Unit story — freehold townhouses on the PF card (4BR + 5BR marketing); About copy also says villas; Propsearch samples often print villa (high / freehold med) [1] [2]
  • Sizes on PF — 5BR townhouse 2,829–3,158 sq ft; 4BR area blank on the units table (med) [1]
  • Price open — structured start AED 3,559,000 / chip 3.6M AED; master official floor AED 2,990,000 (med) [1] [3]
  • Payment on this card — no instalment block in PF structured data; sibling Tahiti often shows 20 / 55 / 25 (low — reconfirm on SPA) [1] [5]
  • Handover target — mid-2030 estimate (Q2 / June; expected completion 30/06/2030; FAQ 29 June 2030) — not a guarantee (med) [1]
  • Registry value guide — Propsearch cites about AED 208.4 million as a Land Department developer estimate (med — single source) [2]
  • Schedule stamps — PF booking 2 May 2026 and construction 3 May 2026 vs Propsearch planning stage (updated 5 Apr 2026) (med — conflict) [1] [2]

Marketing “from” lines are shortlist tools only.

Product shape

Picture a lagoon-edge residential pocket, not a tower and not every Islands 2 plot. Property Finder’s units table currently locks a 5-bedroom townhouse band around 2,829–3,158 sq ft with an open near AED 3.56–3.6 million. A 4-bedroom row exists without a locked size or price; About copy still calls four-bedroom homes forthcoming. [1]

Key information says Townhouse. The long description also talks about villas. Propsearch DLD samples under DAMAC ISLANDS 2 - TAHITI 2 mostly label 4-bed / 5-bed villa, with sample built-up stamps (often ~1,550 or ~2,364 sq ft) below the PF ladder. [2] Contract drawings decide form and area.

On the master, DAMAC lists Tahiti with Bahamas, Bermuda, Barbados, Cuba, Maui, Mauritius and Antigua. [3] A secondary broker note splits Tahiti into Tahiti 1 / Tahiti 2 and claims 5-bed twin villas (~3,492 sq ft) on Tahiti 2 — colour only, not dual-locked stock. [6]

Keep soft until SPA:

  • Form words: townhouse (PF data) vs villa (copy + DLD samples). [1] [2]
  • Area ladder: PF 5BR band vs smaller Propsearch samples. [1] [2]
  • Sibling Tahiti — different open (~AED 3.47–3.5M) and its own 20/55/25 chip. [5]

Parent page: DAMAC Islands 2. After you pick Tahiti 2 and a bedroom type, review the developer-issued reservation form and sale contract before paying. They should already show Tahiti 2 / Tahiti 2 at Damac Islands / DAMAC ISLANDS 2 - TAHITI 2 plus unit code. Refuse packs that name Tahiti 1 or another island.

Amenity chips (gardens, retail, yoga room, indoor pool, hall, play area, security) and parent lagoon claims need plot exhibits. [1] [3]

Gallery images are self-hosted marketing renders (PF Tahiti 2 + master context), not a titled plot. [1]

Payment plan and timing

Handover target: Property Finder prints Q2 2030, June 2030, expected completion 30 June 2030, and an FAQ date of 29 June 2030. [1] Other Islands 2 cards also sit in the 2030 band. [3] Those dates are estimates and can slip — the sale contract and written handover letter are what bind.

How instalments appear publicly:

  • This PF capture has empty paymentPlans for Tahiti 2. [1]
  • Sibling Tahiti and several parent chips often sketch 20% at sales launch → 55% during construction → 25% at handover. [5] [4]
  • A secondary Tahiti-cluster broker page mentions 20% down and a 75 / 25 style narrative. [6]

Build your cash model from SPA milestone dates, not from a missing portal block. [1]

Price headlines: structured open AED 3,559,000 / chip 3.6M, master marketing floor near AED 2,990,000, and Propsearch sample sales that can sit lower or higher. [1] [3] [2] Ask for a dated unit offer sheet.

Programme markers: PF booking 2 May 2026 and construction 3 May 2026. Propsearch (updated 5 Apr 2026) still says planning stage. Stamps, not a site survey. [1] [2]

Area and developer context

Who builds it: DAMAC. A large brand still needs registration, escrow and service-charge checks on this pocket. Match the SPA seller string to the reservation header. [1] [3]

Where it sits: Dubailand, Damac Islands 2 / Tahiti 2 on portals. Propsearch samples also stamp Al Yelayiss 1. A portal pin exists; drive-time claims stay marketing. [1] [2]

Shortlist Tahiti 2 + bedroom type, not a generic “Damac Islands” brochure.

Parent: DAMAC Islands 2. Hold Tahiti (Tahiti 1) on a separate shortlist.

Risks before you book

  1. Wrong Tahiti pack — Tahiti 1 is a different PF product. Forms must name Tahiti 2 / TAHITI 2 plus unit ID. [1] [5]
  2. Townhouse vs villa wording — PF key info vs description and Propsearch samples. SPA drawings win. [1] [2]
  3. Size mismatch — PF 5BR 2,829–3,158 sq ft vs often-smaller Propsearch sample areas. [1] [2]
  4. Three price layers — cluster open ~3.56–3.6M, master marketing floor ~2.99M, pre-reg sample spread. None is your quote. [1] [3] [2]
  5. No instalment table on this PF card — do not assume sibling 20/55/25 or broker 75/25 without the SPA schedule. [1]
  6. Build-status split — one channel shows construction started; another still says planning. [1] [2]
  7. Long keys runway — public mid-2030 field is only a target and can slip. [1]
  8. Other island themes — Bermuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Antigua and phase-1 Islands are separate products. [1]

Before money moves

  1. Use DLD public tools to confirm registration and escrow before any booking deposit.
  2. Select Tahiti 2 and the bedroom type first; then read the developer-issued reservation form and sale contract for product name, unit code, built-up area, beds and parking. [1] [2]
  3. Verify the SPA seller string equals the reservation header. [3]
  4. Obtain a dated unit offer sheet rather than booking from marketing opens. [1]
  5. Cash-flow the SPA instalment calendar — this cluster card does not print a dual-locked plan. [1]
  6. Cross-check SPA drawings for beds, built-up area, plot, parking, outdoor rights, and villa/townhouse wording. [1] [2]
  7. File Tahiti 2 documents apart from Tahiti and other Islands 2 theme packs.
  8. Full checklist: due diligence.

Bottom line

Bottom line: public sources frame Tahiti 2 as freehold low-rise homes in Damac Islands 2 (Dubailand), with a mid-2030 keys target that can move and a cluster open near AED 3.56–3.6M against a community marketing floor near AED 2.99M. [1] [2] [3] Watch form labels, size conflicts, the empty payment block, build-status disagreement, and the separate Tahiti 1 pack. Independent research — not DAMAC disclosure.

FAQ

Who is the developer of Tahiti 2?

DAMAC Properties. The PF card and the Islands 2 master both name DAMAC. Re-check the legal seller line on every SPA draft you are given. [1] [3]

Where does Tahiti 2 sit?

Dubailand, inside Damac Islands 2, under the Tahiti 2 tree on Property Finder. Propsearch titles the guide Tahiti 2 at Damac Islands. [1] [2]

What homes are marketed?

Freehold 4–5 bedroom townhouse marketing on Property Finder. Only the 5BR row has a dual-locked size band (~2,829–3,158 sq ft from about AED 3.56–3.6M). Propsearch pre-registration rows often print villa with different areas — use contract drawings. [1] [2]

What open price is published?

Roughly AED 3.56–3.6 million on this card (structured start AED 3,559,000). The wider Islands 2 brochure floor is about AED 2.99 million. Ask for a unit-specific offer letter with a date stamp. [1] [3]

When are keys expected?

Portal marketing points to mid-2030 (Q2 / June, expected completion 30 June 2030). Treat that as an estimate that can change; the sale contract and written handover letter fix the real date. [1]

How is Tahiti 2 different from Tahiti 1?

Tahiti 2 is this page. Tahiti / Tahiti 1 is another PF card with its own open price, size ladder and (on that card) a 20/55/25 payment chip. Keep each pack’s name, unit table and payment schedule on its own shortlist. [1] [5]

Sources

  1. Tahiti 2 — Damac Properties — Property Finder. Accessed 2026-08-09.
  2. Tahiti 2 at Damac Islands — Propsearch. Accessed 2026-08-09.
  3. DAMAC Islands 2 — official product — DAMAC Properties. Accessed 2026-08-09.
  4. Damac Islands Phase 2 new project card — Property Finder. Accessed 2026-08-09.
  5. Tahiti — Damac Properties (sibling card) — Property Finder. Accessed 2026-08-09.
  6. Tahiti Cluster at DAMAC Islands 2 — Dubai Island Properties (secondary broker). Accessed 2026-08-09.

Next step

Like it? See how it compares to similar projects, then ask the developer for the live price list and floor plans — everything here is marketing until they confirm it in writing.