Dubai’s forthcoming Palm Jebel Ali development presents an extraordinary chance for investors seeking luxurious properties within the city’s thriving real estate market.
The real estate project’s official launch will take place next week, Arabian Business understands, with villa prices starting at AED18 million.
Properties on the new Palm Jebel Ali island range from exquisite beach villas to spacious coral villas and premium plots. The beach villas come in five to six-bedroom configurations, while the coral villas offer larger seven-bedroom layouts and premium plots feature a staggering size range of 22,000 to 25,000 square feet, ideal for customising your dream property.
Here’s a list of starting prices per property type and size on the new luxurious island, as seen in an email by Arabian Business:
Starting AED18 million
- Beach Villa: 5 bed – G +2 – Size 7.300 – 7.900 sq ft – BUA: 8.000 – 8.500 sq ft
- Beach Villa: 6 bed – G + 2 – Size 7.500 – 8.500 sq ft – BUA: 8.000 – 8.500 sq ft
Starting AED26 million
- Coral Villa: 7 bed – G + 2 – Size 11.400 – 12.200 sq ft – BUA 11.000 – 12.000 sq ft
- Coral Villa large: 7 bed – G + 2 – Size 11.400 – 12.200 sq ft – BUA 12.000 – 13.000 sq ft
Starting AED40 million
- Plots Premium: B + G + 2: Size 22.000 – 25.000 sq ft
How to secure a unit early
To secure a unit before the official launch, interested buyers are required to provide a 20 percent deposit check or submit an expression of interest letter. This early commitment ensures access to the most favourable terms and options.
Boasting a prime location along the iconic Palm Jebel Ali, this development offers unrivaled accessibility to major business hubs, breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf, and world-class amenities, posing huge investment potential.
Palm Jebel Ali offers installment plans
Installment plans span the construction period, allowing for gradual payments as the property progresses.
As seen in the Palm Jebel Ali email, the payment plan is as follows:
The Palm Jebel Ali is one of Dubai’s three artificial Palm Islands and is twice the size of Palm Jumeirah, according to its official website. The island is expected to house more than 35,000 families, 80 hotels and resorts and 110 kilometres of coastline.
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