Palm Jebel Ali – The Beach And Coral Collection

About the project

Palm Jebel Ali – The Beach And Coral Collection is a residential villa project by The Palm – Jebel Ali Co at Palm Jebel Ali. The development comprises 44 G+2 villas in five-, six- and seven-bedroom configurations. It is active, with a recorded completion ratio of 1.56% and a completion date of 4 December 2028.

The project and villa composition

Palm Jebel Ali – The Beach And Coral Collection is planned as a collection of 44 residential villas. Each villa is configured as G+2, comprising a ground floor and two upper floors. The project description identifies 10 five-bedroom villas, 28 six-bedroom villas and six seven-bedroom villas. These configurations account for all 44 homes in the development. The project has a recorded total area of 44,176.91. It sits within Palm Jebel Ali, the large-scale waterfront island development in Dubai. The development is recorded under project number 4091.

Residence types

The collection contains three villa layouts by bedroom count. Five-bedroom homes represent 10 of the 44 villas. Six-bedroom homes form the largest group, with 28 villas. Seven-bedroom homes account for the remaining six villas. All residences are described as G+2 villas rather than apartments or multi-unit buildings. The project is therefore composed solely of villa residences across these three bedroom categories. Palm Jebel Ali – The Beach And Coral Collection has no additional residential unit categories within its stated 44-villa composition.

Construction status and completion

The project is active. Construction commenced on 5 December 2025. Its latest recorded inspection date is 13 July 2026, when the completion ratio was 1.56%. The stated project completion date is 4 December 2028. The start date and completion date place the recorded construction programme between 5 December 2025 and 4 December 2028. Palm Jebel Ali – The Beach And Coral Collection is identified by project number 4091, which is also its Dubai project reference.

Palm Jebel Ali setting

Palm Jebel Ali is a man-made island development conceived as an expansion of Dubai’s coastline. The masterplan covers 13.4 square kilometres and is designed around waterfront residential, hospitality and leisure uses. It includes planned public beaches, parks, green space and walkable mixed-use neighbourhoods. The wider plan is intended to create 110 kilometres of new coastline and provide waterfront neighbourhoods for 35,000 families. More than 80 hotels and resorts are included within the planned island programme. A central spine is planned to accommodate civic elements, including a mosque designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. Palm Jebel Ali also incorporates sustainability and smart-city measures in its masterplan.

Road access and Dubai connections

Palm Jebel Ali is outside the immediate Dubai Metro network. R42 on the Dubai Metro Red Line is 10.7 kilometres away. Road infrastructure includes a public access road from Sheikh Zayed Road to Palm Jebel Ali, alongside local road and lighting improvements. 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 from the island. Downtown Dubai and Burj Khalifa are 35.8 kilometres away, and Dubai Mall is 36.3 kilometres away. Dubai International Airport is 46.9 kilometres from Palm Jebel Ali.

Developer

The Palm – Jebel Ali Co is the developer of Palm Jebel Ali – The Beach And Coral Collection. The company is associated with the 44-villa residential project at Palm Jebel Ali. The development is part of an island masterplan comprising multiple fronds and waterfront precincts. Palm Jebel Ali’s wider development programme includes marine works, utilities, roads and public-access infrastructure. The island has also been planned for beachfront homes, hotels, resorts, public beaches, parks and leisure uses. The Beach And Coral Collection is one of the residential villa projects within this waterfront setting.

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