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- 7,316–12,165 sq ft


Developer profile · Since 2000
Island master developer, now Dubai Holding-owned
At a glance
Nakheel built Palm Jumeirah and is the only source of new reclaimed-island homes in Dubai, at Palm Jebel Ali and Dubai Islands.
Reviewed by Ayman Hoque, Operations Manager, Live Dubai InternationalDubai Land Department broker card no. 55937 · Checked October 2026 · 26 sources
Since March 2024 it has been part of Dubai Holding, the Ruler's investment company. Its record has two halves: projects sold before 2009 stalled for a decade or more after the financial crisis, while projects sold since 2022 are mostly on track, with Palm Jebel Ali villas due to start handing over from late 2026. Buyers should weigh long timelines, published handover dates that differ between sources, and the absence of published accounts.
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| Palm Jebel Ali Frond A villas (Beach and Coral Collections) | Palm Jebel Ali | 20/60/20 | Q4 2028 | 5–7 |
| Palm Jebel Ali Fronds B, C, D, E and F (Beach and Coral Collections) | Palm Jebel Ali | 20/60/20 | Q4 2028 | 5–7 |
| Palm Jebel Ali Frond F beachfront release (44 villas) | Palm Jebel Ali | 20/60/20 | Q4 2028 | 5–7 |
| Palm Jebel Ali Fronds I, J, K and P | Palm Jebel Ali | 20/60/20 | From late 2026 | 5–6 |
| Palm Central Private Residences, Frond N | Palm Jebel Ali | 60/40 | Q3 2030 | 1–5 |
| Palm Central Private Residences, Frond M | Palm Jebel Ali | 70/30 | Q3 2029 | 1–5 |
| Bay Villas | Dubai Islands | 20/60/20 | Q2 2027 | 3–5 |
| Bay Grove Residences (phases 1–4) | Dubai Islands | 70/30 | Late 2028 | 1–4 |
| Bay Estate (Verda, Cala, Agora) | Dubai Islands | 20/60/20 | Q4 2029 to Q1 2031 | |
| Rixos Hotel & Residences, phases 2 and 3 | Dubai Islands | 20/60/20 | Q4 2026 | 1–4 |
| Beach Residences Dubai Islands | Dubai Islands | 20/60/20 | Q1 2027 | 1–3 |
| Como Residences | Palm Jumeirah | 20/60/20 | Q2 2028 | 2–7 |
| The Palm Crown | Palm Jumeirah | Q3 2027 | ||
| Palm Beach Towers podium villas | Palm Jumeirah | H1 2027 | ||
| Naya at District One, phases 2 and 3 | Mohammed Bin Rashid City | 20/60/20 | Q3 2027 | 1–2 |
Tap a column heading to sort. Dates as checked October 2026.
Track record
Nakheel's record falls into two eras. Before 2011 it had the weakest delivery record of the major Dubai developers: Palm Jebel Ali, sold in 2003 with handover estimated for July 2011, stopped in 2008–09, and buyers were offered swaps into other properties or refunds instead of homes; Palm Deira stalled until it restarted as Dubai Islands in 2022.
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Prices
Nakheel's newer projects have resold above launch price, but by less than brokers often advertise.
Nakheel's newer projects have resold above launch price, but by less than brokers often advertise. Palm Jebel Ali villas relaunched in 2023 at AED 18m–25m; Frond A launched at AED 18.6m–19m, and DLD records show a 5-bed resale at AED 20.85m (November 2025) and a 6-bed at AED 19.98m (June 2026), about AED 2,700/sq ft. Palm Central apartments launched from AED 2.5m–2.7m in October 2025; a 1-bed resold for AED 2.81m on 1 October 2026. A Bay Villas 5-bed launched at AED 14m resold for AED 16m in July 2026. Bay Villas also had 205 resale listings in October 2026, which points to many owners trying to sell before handover. Palm Jumeirah data is mixed: Bayut's listing index shows AED 4,982/sq ft, up 1.82% in the year to September 2026, while ValuStrat's valuations show villas down 6.2% and apartments down 8.6% in the year to August 2026, when Dubai prices overall were 10.2% below the February peak. Dubai Islands has been the strongest of the new areas, up 5.39% in the year to August 2026. Older mid-market communities give the highest yields, such as JVC apartments at 7.15% (Bayut, H1 2026).
| Community | Price per sq ft | Change | Gross yield |
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| Palm Jumeirah | AED 4,982 (September 2026) | +1.82% listings (September 2026); valuations −6.2% villas, −8.6% apartments (August 2026) | 4.48% apartments; 3.95% villas (H1 2026) |
| Dubai Islands | AED 2,448 (August 2026) | +5.39% (August 2026) | |
| Palm Jebel Ali villas | AED 2,703–3,013 DLD resales (November 2025–September 2026) | Not yet available (no homes handed over) | |
| Jumeirah Islands (villas) | AED 3,905 (H1 2026) | +12.2% valuations (August 2026) | 3.89% (H1 2026) |
| Jumeirah Village Circle (apartments) | AED 1,470 (H1 2026) | 7.15% (H1 2026) | |
| Al Furjan (villas) | AED 1,677 (H1 2026) | 4.56% (H1 2026) |
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Payment plans
On a home priced at AED 1,000,000 that is AED 200,000 on booking, AED 600,000 during construction, AED 200,000 on handover. Government registration fees are paid on top.
Construction-linked plans that vary by release (2026): 80/20 on Beach Collection villas, 20/60/20 on Frond A and Bay Villas, 60/40 on Palm Central and 70/30 on Bay Grove. Portals disagree on some plans, so confirm in the SPA. Payments go into a RERA escrow account.
None found on current Nakheel launches (October 2026).
Dubai Holding Real Estate signed off-plan financing partnerships with Emirates NBD (April 2026), a mortgage broker (May), ADIB (May, Sharia-compliant), Commercial Bank of Dubai (June) and ADCB (September 2026). They cover Nakheel, Meraas and Dubai Properties buyers.
Homes bought for AED 2m or more qualify. Dubai Holding Real Estate launched a Golden Visa help service for Nakheel and Meraas buyers on 29 June 2026. Palm Jebel Ali, Dubai Islands and Palm Jumeirah homes are above AED 2m; Naya phase 3 (AED 1.37m) and Paradise One (AED 1.2m) start below it (October 2026).
Rixos Hotel & Residences (Dubai Islands), Como Residences (Palm Jumeirah) and Palm Beach Towers (Palm Jumeirah).
AED per sq ft a year (2026 ranges): Palm Jumeirah apartments 20–40, JVC 10–16, Al Furjan 14–16, Discovery Gardens 8–11, International City 6–11, Dubai Islands 16–20 (projected). Palm Jebel Ali charges have not been set (broker surveys, March and September 2026).
Nakheel suits buyers who want a home on the water, because it controls nearly all new island land in Dubai.
FAQs
Nakheel's record falls into two eras. Before 2011 it had the weakest delivery record of the major Dubai developers: Palm Jebel Ali, sold in 2003 with handover estimated for July 2011, stopped in 2008–09, and buyers were offered swaps into other properties or refunds instead of homes; Palm Deira stalled until it restarted as Dubai Islands in 2022. Pre-2009 projects stalled for a decade; since 2022, 75–85% on time (broker, Mar 2026).
Today Nakheel is part of state-owned Dubai Holding, is spending heavily on construction (more than AED 13bn contracted on Palm Jebel Ali by August 2026) and has an estimated 75–85% on-time record since 2022. Its history is the caveat: projects sold before 2009, including the first Palm Jebel Ali, stalled for more than a decade. Judge it mainly on its recent record, which so far is holding.
Nakheel says the first villas, on Fronds K–P, will hand over from late 2026 into 2027. The 544 villas on Fronds A–F are contracted for completion by Q4 2028, although Property Finder shows Q1 2028. Frond J is due Q4 2029 and Palm Central apartments in Q3–Q4 2030 (October 2026).
Launch prices start at about AED 18m for a 5-bed Beach Collection villa of about 7,900 sq ft, rising to AED 29m–33m for 7-bed Coral Collection villas (2025–26). DLD resales in 2025–26 were AED 19.98m–20.85m for 5–6 beds, about AED 2,700/sq ft. Palm Central apartments start at AED 2.5m–2.7m (2026).
It varies by release: 80/20 or 20/60/20 on Palm Jebel Ali villas, 60/40 on Palm Central apartments and 70/30 on Bay Grove (2026). Payments are linked to construction, and there are no post-handover instalments on current launches.
Dubai Holding, the investment company of the Ruler of Dubai, since a merger on 16 March 2024. It is run through Dubai Holding Real Estate, chaired by Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum with Khalid Al Malik as CEO. There are no outside shareholders.
No. But in December 2009 it could repay a USD 3.5bn sukuk only after Abu Dhabi provided USD 10bn of support to Dubai. Its AED 59bn of debt was restructured in 2011 and ownership passed to the Dubai government.
Roughly AED 20–40 per sq ft a year for Palm Jumeirah apartments, 10–16 in JVC, 14–16 in Al Furjan, 8–11 in Discovery Gardens and 6–11 in International City. Dubai Islands is expected at 16–20, and Palm Jebel Ali has not been set (2026 ranges).
Bayut's index for Dubai Islands rose 5.39% in the year to August 2026, the strongest of Nakheel's new areas. Bridges to Bur Dubai were contracted in 2025. Against that, most towers there are by other developers, Nakheel's Bay Villas was at the early stage of construction with a Q2 2027 handover, and 205 Bay Villas resale listings were competing in October 2026.
Mostly not. Nakheel planned those communities and sold plots to other developers, who built most of the towers. Research the building's own developer before you buy there.
Yes, through partnerships Dubai Holding Real Estate signed in 2026 with Emirates NBD, ADIB, Commercial Bank of Dubai, ADCB and a mortgage broker. Lending terms depend on the bank and on you.
Facts checked October 2026 from the developer’s own announcements and results, Dubai Land Department records (via Property Finder, DXBinteract and Propsearch), Bayut market reports and the press. Figures given by the developer are labelled as theirs. This page is information, not financial advice.