Palm Jebel Ali – The Beach And Coral Collection – Frond D

About the project

Palm Jebel Ali – The Beach And Coral Collection – Frond D is a residential villa project on Palm Jebel Ali in Dubai. The Palm – Jebel Ali Co is developing 44 G+2 villas across a total project area of 44,328.35 square metres. The project is active, with 1.59% completion recorded and completion scheduled for 4 December 2028.

The project at Frond D

The Beach And Coral Collection – Frond D forms part of Palm Jebel Ali, a man-made waterfront island development in Dubai. The residential project comprises 44 villas arranged as ground-plus-two-storey homes. Its total area is 44,328.35 square metres. Construction commenced on 5 December 2025, and the project is scheduled for completion on 4 December 2028. The development is active, with a recorded completion ratio of 1.59%. The villa-only format places the project within a waterfront masterplan designed around residential, hospitality and leisure uses, public beaches, parks and waterfront neighbourhoods.

Villa collection and bedroom mix

The project contains 44 G+2 villas in three bedroom configurations. There are eight five-bedroom villas, 30 six-bedroom villas and six seven-bedroom villas. The six-bedroom format represents the largest share of the collection, accounting for 30 of the 44 homes. All residences are villas rather than apartments or townhouses. The stated project area of 44,328.35 square metres covers the full Frond D development. Palm Jebel Ali is planned as a waterfront destination with luxury beachfront homes, resort hotels and family-oriented residential neighbourhoods. Frond D is one of the project locations within this wider island setting.

Palm Jebel Ali masterplan setting

Palm Jebel Ali is a masterplanned island covering 13.4 square kilometres, with a planned 110 kilometres of new coastline. The wider development is designed to combine waterfront homes, hospitality facilities, public beaches, parks, green space and leisure uses. Its central spine is planned to include civic elements, including a mosque designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. The island is intended to accommodate waterfront neighbourhoods and more than 80 hotels and resorts. Infrastructure works include roads, utilities, public access improvements and electrical substations, alongside marine works covering dredging, land reclamation, beach profiling and sand placement.

Road access and Dubai connections

Palm Jebel Ali is connected through dedicated infrastructure works that include a public access road from Sheikh Zayed Road, local road improvements and lighting works. The nearest Dubai Metro Red Line station, R42, is 10.7 kilometres away. Dubai Marina is 17.4 kilometres from Palm Jebel Ali, while JBR Beach is 16.7 kilometres away. Palm Jumeirah is 19.3 kilometres away and Al Maktoum International Airport is 21.1 kilometres away. Mall of the Emirates is 24.8 kilometres away. Downtown Dubai and Burj Khalifa are 35.8 kilometres away, The Dubai Mall is 36.3 kilometres away, and Dubai International Airport is 46.9 kilometres away.

Construction progress and completion

The project has an active status and a completion ratio of 1.59%. The recorded construction start date is 5 December 2025. Completion is scheduled for 4 December 2028. The project consists of a defined 44-villa programme, with eight five-bedroom homes, 30 six-bedroom homes and six seven-bedroom homes. Palm Jebel Ali is undergoing broader marine, infrastructure and residential development activity. Works across the island include marine engineering, utilities, roads, beach profiling, public access infrastructure and villa construction packages across multiple fronds. Frond D is part of this wider waterfront expansion.

The developer

The Palm – Jebel Ali Co is the developer of Palm Jebel Ali – The Beach And Coral Collection – Frond D. The company is delivering the 44-villa Frond D project on Palm Jebel Ali, with the scheduled completion date of 4 December 2028. The development sits within a large-scale island masterplan focused on waterfront residential, hospitality and leisure uses. The wider Palm Jebel Ali programme includes dedicated public access infrastructure from Sheikh Zayed Road, utilities and road works, as well as marine construction that includes dredging, land reclamation and beach profiling. The Frond D collection is one of the residential villa projects within this island development.