Palm Jebel Ali

Real Estate Market Trends & Prices

Since its relaunch, Palm Jebel Ali’s villa market has drawn significant investor interest. The first collection of five-, six-, and seven-plus-bedroom villas—averaging AED 19,046,000 for five-beds, AED 19,372,000 for six-beds, and AED 36,434,000 for seven-plus-beds—sold out immediately upon launch, underscoring strong demand. Sales transaction volumes confirm the community’s rapid appeal, and while current data focuses on villa sales, the project is poised to introduce an even broader range of luxury properties for both rent and sale once construction completes.

Popular Property Types & Layouts

Palm Jebel Ali is set to offer a variety of upscale residential options. Here’s a look at the property types and layouts announced:

Property Types Available/Planned:

• Luxury Beachfront Villas

• Townhouses

• Apartments

• Residential Plots for Sale

Detailed Villa Layouts (Currently Launched Collections):

The Beach Collection (5 and 6-bedroom beach villas in eight distinctive layouts):

Blue Horizon: 6-Bed, Covered Area: 7,316.01 Sq. Ft.

Provence: 5-Bed, Covered Area: 8,321.90 Sq. Ft.

Indigo Ocean: 5-Bed, Covered Area: 7,882.63 Sq. Ft.

Sapphire: 6-Bed, Covered Area: 7,727.63 Sq. Ft.

The Coral Collection (7-bedroom contemporary villas in eight architectural styles):

Hibiscus: Covered Area: 12,007.46 Sq. Ft.

Coral Living: Covered Area: 11,222.02 Sq. Ft.

Red Aurora: Covered Area: 11,631.91 Sq. Ft.

Porcelain Roses: Covered Area: 11,530.73 Sq. Ft.

Cranberry Sky: Covered Area: 11,447.85 Sq. Ft.

Villa Features: These properties are designed for luxury, including private backyards, lawns, private swimming pools, and access to the beach. The villas are expected to be handed over in 2027.

Pros & Cons of Living in the Area

Pros:

• Elite Island Living: Envisioned as an elite residential island with a plethora of lifestyle amenities and many leisure attractions.

• Strategic Development: Part of the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 and fulfils Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan requirements.

• Expansive and Scenic: Spread over 13.4 sq. km (twice the size of Palm Jumeirah), adding 110 km to Dubai’s coastline and featuring 7 connected islands.

• Large Community: Expected to house more than 30,000 families (the masterplan aims to accommodate about 35,000 families).

• Modern Infrastructure: Will feature pedestrian-friendly neighbourhoods, smart city technologies, and plenty of transport options.

• Luxury Properties: Offers beachfront properties including luxury villas with private backyards, lawns, private swimming pools, and beach access.

• Strong Investment Potential: The first collection of villas sold out on launch, indicating high demand.

Cons:

• Under Development: The construction is underway, and the residential area is not yet fully developed.

• Completion Timeline: The completion date for Palm Jebel Ali has not been announced yet.

• Current Public Transport: Since the community is in the early stages of development, there is currently no availability of public transport in Palm Jebel Ali. (Future provisions include public transport stations within 800m from residential areas).

• Access to Amenities: For now, amenities like supermarkets, schools, and hospitals are located in neighbouring districts, requiring a drive. For instance, the nearest educational institutes are located at a drive of almost half an hour, and tertiary care hospitals also require travel.

• Secluded Location: Palm Jebel Ali is far from the rush of the city (around 50 km away from Downtown Dubai), which might be a drawback for those seeking immediate access to central urban hubs, though it’s a plus for those desiring tranquility.