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  • Nakheel Begins Handover of 892 Homes at Jebel Ali Village

    Nakheel Begins Handover of 892 Homes at Jebel Ali Village

    Dubai’s master developer Nakheel has officially begun delivering 892 completed homes at Jebel Ali Village, with residents now moving into one of the emirate’s most established residential destinations following the completion of construction and essential infrastructure work.

    The 80-hectare low-density development has been designed with landscaped parks, pedestrian-friendly streets, outdoor recreation areas and interconnected green spaces. The community features walking and cycling routes, sports facilities, children’s play areas, a community pond and swimming pools integrated within each residential cluster.

    Jebel Ali Village has long held a special place in Dubai’s residential history, recognised for its strong sense of community and enduring appeal. As handovers begin, we are building on this legacy with a modern, well-connected community designed around the evolving needs of residents. This milestone marks an important step in welcoming families to a new chapter for one of Dubai’s most established residential destinations.

    Khalid Al Malik, CEO of Dubai Holding Real Estate, emphasized the project’s significance in continuing the community’s legacy while modernizing infrastructure for current resident needs.

    Additional amenities are scheduled to open as part of ongoing developments, including a community centre with retail facilities, a clubhouse, gym, padel courts and event lawns. The location provides residents with access to Sheikh Zayed Road, proximity to Ibn Battuta Mall and connectivity to Discovery Gardens Metro Station.

    The handover comes as Dubai completed 24,800 residential units during the first half of 2026, representing a 38 percent increase year-on-year. Nakheel’s delivery at Jebel Ali Village contributes to the emirate’s expanding residential inventory amid sustained market activity across multiple segments.

    With approximately 5,500 residents expected to occupy the community upon full completion, Jebel Ali Village represents a significant addition to Dubai’s family-oriented residential offerings in the Jebel Ali corridor, an area that has seen substantial infrastructure investment and continued developer interest throughout 2026.

  • Nakheel Releases 222 Beachfront Homes on Palm Jebel Ali

    Nakheel Releases 222 Beachfront Homes on Palm Jebel Ali

    The new release comprises homes across three low- to mid-rise residential buildings, including one- to four-bedroom apartments and four- to five-bedroom townhouses. All units will have direct beach access, with selected duplex residences featuring double-height living areas and large terraces.

    Residents will have access to amenities such as a fitness centre, games room, children’s club, swimming pools, landscaped outdoor spaces, and sports courts. As part of the wider masterplan, Palm Jebel Ali will include a 9,000-square-metre retail centre and the Palm Jebel Ali Friday Mosque, which will accommodate up to 1,000 worshippers.

    Spanning 13.4 kilometres, Palm Jebel Ali consists of seven interconnected islands and over 90 kilometres of coastline. The development is part of Dubai’s long-term urban expansion plans under the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan and the Dubai Economic Agenda D33.

    “This next phase of Palm Central Private Residences builds on that momentum, offering a new benchmark for beachfront living while reinforcing our commitment to shaping world-class communities that contribute meaningfully to Dubai’s future growth,” said Khalid Al Malik, CEO of Dubai Holding Real Estate.

    Al Malik said demand for Palm Jebel Ali reflects continued investor confidence in Dubai’s property market and the emirate’s long-term growth prospects.

    The latest release comes as Palm Jebel Ali prepares for first handovers later this year, with construction advancing across key residential areas following more than Dh8.5 billion in contracts awarded since 2024. The project aligns with broader market momentum, as Dubai’s property sector is projected to attract over $272 billion in new developments over the next five years.