Palm Jebel Ali – Frond A

About the project

Palm Jebel Ali – Frond A is a residential villa project on Palm Jebel Ali in Dubai. The Palm – Jebel Ali Co is developing 60 G+2 villas, comprising 30 five-bedroom and 30 six-bedroom homes. The project is active, with a recorded completion ratio of 4.39% and a completion date of 17 January 2028.

The project at Frond A

Palm Jebel Ali – Frond A comprises 60 residential villas on Palm Jebel Ali. Every home is configured across ground level plus two upper floors. The collection is divided evenly between 30 five-bedroom villas and 30 six-bedroom villas, giving the project two defined family-home layouts. Construction started on 14 January 2025. Its current status is active, and the recorded construction completion ratio is 4.39%, based on the inspection dated 18 June 2026. The project completion date is 17 January 2028. Frond A forms part of Palm Jebel Ali, a waterfront island development planned for residential, hospitality and leisure uses.

Villa collection and configuration

The residential programme at Palm Jebel Ali – Frond A consists exclusively of villas rather than apartments. There are 60 homes in total: 30 five-bedroom villas and 30 six-bedroom villas. Each villa is described as G+2, providing accommodation over three levels. This makes bedroom count and vertical layout the defining elements of the project’s residential offering. Palm Jebel Ali is planned around waterfront neighbourhoods and beachfront homes, while Frond A is one of the island’s villa developments. The island masterplan is designed to incorporate public beaches, parks, green space and walkable mixed-use neighbourhoods alongside its residential and hospitality components.

Palm Jebel Ali masterplan

Palm Jebel Ali is a man-made island development covering 13.4 square kilometres. The masterplan is designed to add 110 kilometres of coastline and accommodate residential, hotel and leisure uses. Planned elements include waterfront neighbourhoods, public beaches, parks and a central spine with civic facilities, including a mosque designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. The wider island is intended to include more than 80 hotels and resorts and neighbourhoods for 35,000 families. Sustainability and smart-city measures form part of the masterplan, alongside renewable-energy targets. Marine works for the island include dredging, land reclamation, beach profiling and sand placement, while infrastructure programmes include utilities, roads, lighting and public-access improvements.

Road access and Dubai connections

Palm Jebel Ali is served by road infrastructure works that include a public access road from Sheikh Zayed Road, as well as local-road and lighting improvements. The nearest Dubai Metro Red Line station is R42, at a distance of 10.7 km. Dubai Marina is 17.4 km away, JBR Beach is 16.7 km away and Palm Jumeirah is 19.3 km away. Al Maktoum International Airport is 21.1 km away, while Mall of the Emirates is 24.8 km away. Downtown Dubai and Burj Khalifa are 35.8 km away, The Dubai Mall is 36.3 km away, and Dubai International Airport is 46.9 km away. These distances place Frond A within Dubai’s southern coastal development corridor.

Construction timeline and status

The recorded project start date is 14 January 2025. Palm Jebel Ali – Frond A is active, with a completion ratio of 4.39% recorded at the 18 June 2026 inspection. The scheduled completion date is 17 January 2028. The project’s 60-villa programme sits within a wider phase of development on Palm Jebel Ali. Across the first six fronds, contracts have been awarded for villa, marine and infrastructure works. These works include villa construction, marine engineering, public access, utilities and road improvements. Frond A’s own recorded programme remains defined by its 60 G+2 villas and its January 2028 completion date.

The developer

The Palm – Jebel Ali Co is the developer of Palm Jebel Ali – Frond A. The company is delivering the Frond A villa collection within the Palm Jebel Ali island development. Palm Jebel Ali’s masterplan includes major residential, hospitality, leisure, marine and infrastructure programmes. Contractors working on wider island packages include Ginco General Contracting, United Engineering Construction Company, Shapoorji Pallonji Mideast, Jan De Nul and DBB Contracting LLC. The wider development also includes agreements for electrical substations and commissions for beachfront villas and civic buildings.

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