Nakheel, a major force in Dubai’s real estate scene and part of Dubai Holding, keeps reshaping the city’s skyline with its bold and visionary projects. From crafting new land using cutting-edge reclamation methods to enhancing and extending Dubai’s coastline, Nakheel’s ventures are revolutionizing the urban landscape. The Palm Jebel Ali project is yet another stunning addition to Nakheel’s impressive portfolio!
As all eyes remain fixed in awe on the unfolding project, a fresh update has just dropped, making headlines across the city!
A massive AED 810 million contract for the marine works on Palm Jebel Ali has been awarded to Jan De Nul Dredging LTD, a key player within the renowned Jan De Nul Group. This contract covers dredging, land reclamation, beach sculpting, and sand placement, laying the groundwork for villa construction across all the palm’s fronds.
The project is set to be completed in just over two years…
Dredging, land reclamation, beach profiling, and sand placement are on the horizon, and if you don’t know what any of these words mean, have no fear we’ve got some photos to help out with that:
Eight new fronds on the horizon
The project is scheduled for completion in just over two years, with a major milestone being the readiness of the first eight fronds by Q1 2025. This achievement will kick off villa infrastructure and civil works, paving the way for premium residential and leisure facilities. Last year saw a significant milestone, as Nakheel launched Phase 1 of Palm Jebel Ali, introducing over 700 frond villas.
These villas showcase eight distinct styles that effortlessly merge indoor and outdoor living, embodying Nakheel’s dedication to crafting innovative and luxurious homes – and they look absolutely stunning!
The villas at Palm Jebel Ali are set for completion by late 2026.
The ongoing progress in infrastructure and marine works is definitely worth the wait, as it will elevate Palm Jebel Ali’s reputation as a top-tier residential and leisure destination. This development aligns with Dubai’s 2040 Urban Master Plan, contributing to the emirate’s vision of world-class urban infrastructure and facilities.
