Landscaping & Garden Services in Damac Hills, Dubai

Damac Hills is a Damac Properties master community in Dubailand, set off Hessa Street (D61) and Al Qudra Road (D63) and built around the Trump International Golf Club Dubai, an 18-hole championship course designed by Gil Hanse and formally opened in 2017. The community was originally launched under the name Akoya by Damac in the mid-2010s and rebranded as Damac Hills as villa lines and townhouse clusters were handed over through the late 2010s and early 2020s. It sits inland on what was previously open desert in the Al Hebiah Third area, far enough from the coast that summer evapotranspiration is high and gardens typically run on heavier irrigation cycles than coastal communities such as the Palm or Dubai Marina. The community covers around 42 million square feet and includes more than thirty named sub-developments, ranging from compact townhouse rows to detached villas on generous private plots. Many residences look directly onto the golf course or onto the central park, which Damac markets as roughly four million square feet of landscaped open space with walking paths, sports zones, a skate park and a small petting farm. Because so many gardens back onto manicured turf or shared landscape strips, plantings in Damac Hills tend to be read against a strong green backdrop, and homeowners commonly invest in irrigation tuning, lawn renovation and seasonal colour to keep private plots consistent with that surrounding standard.