Palm Jumeirah Overview
Launched in 2001 by HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Palm Jumeirah by Nakheel is the world's largest man-made island. It is 560 hectares in size and shaped like a date palm. The island has more than 25,000 people living there and has a wide range of luxury waterfront villas, townhouses, apartments, and branded resort homes.
Palm Jumeirah Masterplan extends 5 km into the Arabian Gulf and has three main parts: the Trunk, the Crescent, and the 16 Fronds. The Trunk is home to Al Ittihad Park (the UAE's first native park), and the Palm Monorail – the first monorail system in the Middle East. The destination is home to famous Aqua Park, Michelin-starred restaurants, marinas, and high-end shopping. The beach expansion by Nakheel in 2023 added 1.5 million cubic meters of sand and got Blue Flag certification for it.
Palm Jumeirah isn’t just a luxury destination—it’s one of the world’s most expensive addresses. Bollywood’s Shah Rukh Khan, sports stars David Beckham and Michel Salgado, and influencer Huda Kattan call it home!
The most expensive property on Palm Jumeirah sold in 2025 for AED 365 million ($100 million), a 90,036 sq ft land on the coveted frond tip, marking the highest recorded sale, while the ultra-luxury villa Casa Del Sole on Frond G previously sold for AED 302.5 million ($82.4 million), making it one of Dubai’s most expensive private homes.
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