The Palm - Jumeirah Co is a Dubai developer registered with the Dubai Land Department under No. 103, with 11 projects in the DLD register, all serving 1 community, Palm Jumeirah, as of 14.10.2026.
Its recorded portfolio combines 7 completed projects and 4 under construction. That split places completed homes alongside future deliveries within the same Palm Jumeirah setting, rather than across several Dubai districts. The projects on our site are concentrated at The Palm Crescent, a location within this established area.
The current selection consists of separate Palm Beach Towers releases. Their unit totals differ, while their stated handover timing aligns. This makes the release title important when reviewing a particular home: it identifies a distinct project entry, not merely a different way of describing the same building. Buyers comparing these homes should retain the complete project title throughout their search, reservation and document review.
The developer’s registered activity is therefore closely tied to one Dubai community. For a buyer, this creates a focused choice between individual releases at The Palm Crescent and the differing scale of their available unit allocations.
The first completed project handover was in June 2009, and the most recent completed handover was in November 2021. These dates mark the recorded span of finished deliveries within the portfolio.
Among the projects under construction, March 2027 is the latest scheduled handover date. Scheduled handover dates describe the delivery timetable recorded for a project and should be read alongside the particular release identified in a buyer’s paperwork.
Finished projects and projects under construction are separate DLD status categories. A completed status concerns a delivered project, while an under-construction status applies to a project that remains in its construction phase.
At The Palm Crescent, Palm Beach Towers - 2 has 321 units and a Q4 2026 handover. It sits between the smaller and larger releases in unit count, giving it a distinct scale within the same project family.
Palm Beach Towers -1 comprises 285 units, also with handover scheduled for Q4 2026. Its title and unit total distinguish it from the other releases, even though the location and delivery quarter are shared.
The third release, Palm Beach Towers -3, contains 460 units with a Q4 2026 handover. It has the broadest unit allocation of the three releases presented here. The common handover quarter allows buyers to compare the releases on their individual project identity and unit count rather than on different delivery dates.
Confirm the exact Palm Beach Towers release in the reservation and sale documents, as the releases have separate titles and unit allocations. Check its current DLD status and completion percentage, then compare the stated handover with the project record. The selling company in the documents should match the developer recorded for that specific project in the DLD registry.
Use the full release title, not the shared Palm Beach Towers wording alone. Each release is a separate project reference with its own unit allocation. The title should remain consistent across the property description, reservation form and sale paperwork, so that the home being selected can be identified without ambiguity.
It is the delivery timing attached to a project’s current schedule. It should be read as part of the specific project record rather than as a general date for every development by the same developer. The relevant documentation should identify the release and its stated delivery timetable together.
Status separates a completed project from one that is still being built. That distinction helps a buyer assess the stage of the particular home under review and frame questions about construction progress, delivery documentation and the applicable project record. It is more useful than relying on the project family name alone.
The project title, development location and selling company should identify the same transaction throughout the paperwork. A buyer should review these items together before proceeding, because a shared development name can cover separate releases. Clear alignment makes it easier to match the selected home to its relevant DLD project entry.
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