Nakheel launches first villas on new Palm Jebel Ali for buyers

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Nakheel has announced the release of the first villas available for purchase on Palm Jebel Ali island.

Palm Jebel Ali is being developed to offer waterfront living, featuring expansive green spaces, people-oriented mobility and smart city technology.

The island is set on 13.4 square kilometres of land and has the longest coastline of any destination in Dubai. It will also offer more than 80 hotels and resorts as well as several retail and dining experiences.

The release of the villas on the island is in line with the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan and the Dubai Economic Agenda D33.

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The highly anticipated release centres around four fronds, which feature Coral villas and Beach villas, each of which are available in eight unique styles.

Coral and Beach villas on offer on Palm Jebel Ali

Positioning  the island as a residential and lifestyle destination of choice, the villas feature distinct designs mirroring the surrounding environment, reflecting the blue waters and white beaches, and scenic nature that residents will enjoy.

Rasha Hasan, chief commercial officer of Nakheel, said: “As pioneers of waterfront living, Nakheel is synonymous with Dubai’s incredible journey of growth and urban infrastructure development. We are delighted to bring Palm Jebel Ali to market at this exciting time, with the island playing a transformative role in shaping the city’s future, raising the global benchmark on waterfront living and underlining its position as a world-class lifestyle destination.”

International and regional architectural firms have worked to create both types of villas, which showcase the harmony between the indoor and outdoor lifestyles that residents will enjoy on Palm Jebel Ali.

The villas will showcase floor-to-ceiling windows, enabling residents to enjoy scenic views of the private beaches, as well as a soft and neutral palette and luxury finishes to create a calm atmosphere in the exclusive private frond neighbourhoods.

Health and wellbeing will be a vital part of life on the four fronds, offering residents an active lifestyle with wide walkable streets, allowing for pedestrians and cyclists to access the beach through parks in specific areas.

The fronds’ streetscape will have focus on greenery and comfort, providing lushly landscaped streets with ample shading from trees.

Palm Jebel Ali, when completed, will feature seven islands and 16 fronds, adding a total of 91 kilometres of beachfront, with three access points to the island.