Dubai’s Palm Jebel Ali project has recorded total real estate sales of AED 37.6 billion (approximately USD 10.2 billion) through 1,599 transactions since sales were launched in October 2023. This strong demand reflects the project’s attractiveness to both investors and residents.
The project is considered a strategic extension of the Jebel Ali area, which is distinguished by its integration with the port, the free zone, and Al Maktoum International Airport. This integration strengthens the connection between trade, residential living, and investment chains, in addition to contributing to the diversification of real estate supply, attracting new segments of investors, and supporting long-term demand for integrated beachfront communities.
In 2025, the project recorded real estate sales worth AED 17.5 billion through 772 transactions, covering both land plots and residential units. Palm M achieved sales of AED 462 million through 86 transactions, including “Palm Central Private Residences,” which was launched by Nakheel in October last year.
Palm Jebel Ali spans an area twice the size of Palm Jumeirah, with a length of 13.4 kilometers and seven interconnected islands consisting of 16 fronds and more than 90 kilometers of beaches, thereby adding 110 kilometers to Dubai’s coastline.
The project relies on the latest smart city technologies and sustainable design principles, with a focus on vibrant public spaces to develop multi-use urban neighborhoods that meet future needs.
As part of the project’s progress, Nakheel launched three major infrastructure contracts in June 2025 valued at more than AED 750 million. These works are scheduled for completion by the last quarter of 2026, reflecting the advancement of this ambitious project, which contributes to shaping new horizons for urban and economic growth in the Jebel Ali area.
