
from AED 18,100,000

Explore off-plan projects in Palm Jebel Ali.
Off-plan projects
6
Unit options
10
Launch prices from
AED 2,700,000
Avg. launch AED/sqft
AED 2,930
Handover pipeline: 2028 (5) · 2030 (1)
Palm Jebel Ali is Nakheel's relaunched second palm — physically larger than Palm Jumeirah, its reclamation completed years ago, then dormant until the 2023 revival brought new masterplanning, beach villas and frond plots back to market. It sits off the Jebel Ali coastline in Dubai's south-west, positioned to serve the city's long-term expansion toward Dubai South and the future airport.
This portal tracks 6 active off-plan projects with 10 unit types on the Palm, with launch prices from around AED 2.7M. Current sales are dominated by frond villas and premium coastal product; the island is an infrastructure-first story, with roads, bridges and utilities being built out ahead of the residential waves.
6 projects · 10 unit options in Dubai

from AED 18,100,000

from AED 2,700,000



from AED 18,100,000

Today Palm Jebel Ali is a construction site with a masterplan promising what its sibling delivered: beachfront villa living, resort hotels, marinas and a spine of retail. Buyers are purchasing the 2030s lifestyle, not the current one. The nearest lived-in amenities are in Jebel Ali Village, The Gardens and Ibn Battuta Mall on the mainland, roughly 10-15 minutes from the trunk.
The Palm connects to Sheikh Zayed Road at the Jebel Ali interchange, with the Expo Road and E311 corridors nearby — Dubai Marina is roughly 20-25 minutes, Al Maktoum International about 20. The Red Line's terminus stations at UAE Exchange and Danube sit near the trunk entrance on the mainland. Long term, the island's fortunes are tied to the Dubai South growth corridor.
No schools exist on the island yet and none will for some years; the masterplan reserves community plots. The mainland catchment is solid: The Winchester School in The Gardens, Delhi Private School and the Green Community/DIP cluster are within 15-25 minutes. Families buying early phases should plan school runs to the Jebel Ali-DIP belt through at least the first occupancy years.
A patient-capital play: buyers who watched Palm Jumeirah villas multiply in value and want the same trade a decade earlier in the cycle, plus HNW end-users securing beach villas at launch pricing. Execution risk is mitigated by government-linked Nakheel's renewed balance sheet but timelines are long. Unsuitable for yield investors or anyone needing a habitable community before the late 2020s.
Launch villa pricing came in at a substantial discount per square foot to comparable Palm Jumeirah beachfront — that gap is the investment argument. It reflects real differences: location further from the city core, and years until the island matures.
Yes — the island's landmass was reclaimed before the 2008-era pause, which removes the largest physical risk. Current works are infrastructure and vertical construction, not land formation.