Palm Beach Towers – 2

About the project

Palm Beach Towers – 2 is a residential and commercial development on The Palm Crescent, Palm Jumeirah. The Palm – Jumeirah Co is developing the project as a three-tower scheme with 321 units. It is active, with construction recorded at 79.56% complete and a completion date of 31 December 2026.

The project at a glance

Palm Beach Towers – 2 has project number 2429 and occupies a recorded total area of 164,895.55. The development began on 1 December 2022 and comprises 321 units. Its planned use combines residential and commercial space within a three-tower development. The project is located on The Palm Crescent, the outer breakwater of Palm Jumeirah, with the address placing it within a waterfront part of the island. The project is recorded as active, and its scheduled completion date is 31 December 2026. The Palm Crescent follows the outer rim of Palm Jumeirah and forms a continuous coastal edge between the island and the open sea.

Three-tower design and structure

The scheme is formed of three towers with different stated heights: 34, 36 and 47 storeys, in addition to basement, ground, 15 podium levels and roof levels. The mix of tower heights gives the development a stepped vertical profile within the Palm Crescent setting. The planned construction uses a concrete structure and blockwork, with internal and external finishes. Residential and commercial uses are included within the project. The 15 podium levels form a substantial shared base beneath the towers, while the project’s roof levels complete the listed building configuration. The development’s total of 321 units is distributed within this three-tower plan.

Construction status and completion

Palm Beach Towers – 2 is active. Its recorded construction completion ratio is 79.56%, based on an inspection dated 21 May 2026. The project start date is 1 December 2022, and the scheduled completion date is 31 December 2026. These dates frame the current delivery programme for the development. The project’s 321-unit scale and three-tower configuration remain part of the active scheme. Buyers considering the project can place its current construction position within the recorded programme, with the completion ratio indicating work has progressed beyond the midway stage and the scheduled end date falling at the close of 2026.

The Palm Crescent setting

The Palm Crescent is an 11-kilometre breakwater running around the outer edge of Palm Jumeirah. It acts as a protective barrier for the island and carries both a road and an extended boardwalk. Palm Beach Towers – 2 sits within a built waterfront edge that is occupied by hotels, residential towers and residential complexes. The Crescent’s inner face looks towards the Palm lagoon, while its outer side faces the open sea. The road and boardwalk extend along the Crescent, connecting its waterfront addresses. The Crescent links to the Palm trunk through a road tunnel, and the monorail crosses a bridge towards Atlantis, The Palm and nearby attractions.

Connections and nearby destinations

Road access from The Palm Crescent is via the Palm trunk and the tunnel that links the Crescent to the island’s main carriageway. A monorail provides a dedicated connection across the bridge towards Atlantis, The Palm. The nearest Dubai Metro station on the Red Line is R35, 6,206 metres from the Crescent. Under typical conditions, Dubai Mall is listed at a 24-minute drive, Palm Jumeirah trunk at eight minutes, Burj Al Arab at 20 minutes and The Walk, JBR at 20 minutes. Dubai International Airport is listed at 32 minutes by road, while Al Maktoum International Airport is listed at 42 minutes. Dubai College is 6.0 kilometres from the Crescent.

Waterfront environment

The Palm Crescent’s defining public features are its boardwalk and beach-lined inner face. Its built environment is concentrated around high-end hotels and premium residential addresses rather than a broad neighbourhood mix. Developments along the Crescent include The Alba SLS Residences, Serenia Residences, Orla Infinity by Omniyat, Orla by Omniyat Dorchester Collection, Muraba Residences Palm Jumeirah, Mina by Azizi and Ellington Beach House. The Crescent has recorded 50 sale transactions. Pedestrian movement along this part of Palm Jumeirah is centred on the boardwalk, while journeys to the wider city are generally made by road, taxi or the monorail connection towards Atlantis, The Palm.

The developer

The Palm – Jumeirah Co is the developer of Palm Beach Towers – 2. The company is delivering the active project on The Palm Crescent as a three-tower residential and commercial development. The project has 321 units, a recorded total area of 164,895.55, and a scheduled completion date of 31 December 2026. Palm Jumeirah is the wider area identified for the development, while The Palm Crescent is its stated location.