ELO

ELO: Contemporary Desert Living at DAMAC Hills 2

Offering a seamless blend of modernity amid the desert landscape, ELO is situated within the DAMAC Hills 2 development – a sister community to the popular DAMAC Hills neighbourhood in Dubailand. A 14-storey tower development from DAMAC Properties, the project redefines modern living through its contemporary architecture and innovative amenities, elevating the lifestyles of residents and providing a sophisticated living experience. Currently off-plan, the project is scheduled for completion in Q4, 2026.

ELO is a secluded residential development nestled in the Al Qudra Desert, offering an attractive opportunity for both buyers and investors. Situated within DAMAC Hills 2 – formerly known as Akoya Oxygen – ELO forms a distinct enclave within this well-established community. Strategically positioned between Jebel Ali–Lehbab Road (E77) and the Al Ain–Dubai Highway (E66), the development provides a family-friendly atmosphere in a growing suburban hub. DAMAC Hills 2 itself was launched in 2014 and continues to evolve as a key residential destination.

Versatile Living Options in ELO

ELO comprises two elegant towers, offering a refined mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments. Each unit is meticulously designed to accommodate the diverse needs of modern residents. One-bedroom apartments start from AED 1.17M, with layouts beginning at 525 sq.ft. Featuring an open-plan kitchen that flows seamlessly into the living area, each apartment includes a built-in wardrobe and a balcony that spans the full width of the unit – providing open views and a calming sense of space.

The two-bedroom residences are thoughtfully planned to maximise both space and comfort. Starting from 778 sq.ft. and priced from AED 1,358,000, these apartments boast high-end finishes and premium materials that elevate the overall aesthetic. Open-plan layouts enhance the sense of flow, while balcony options cater to a range of preferences: from expansive wraparound terraces to residences with two private bedroom-access balconies, as well as more traditional layouts with access from the living room.