This statement comes after Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai, recently unveiled a futuristic masterplan earlier this year.
On the island of Palm Jebel Ali, the Dubai-based real estate developer Nakheel has announced the availability of its first homes.
The developer stated in a statement on Monday that Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President of the UAE and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, had unveiled a futuristic masterplan.
The construction is concentrated on four fronds, each showcasing a mix of coral villas and beach villas. Intriguingly, each of these villas is offered in eight unique designs, catering to diverse tastes and preferences. For those interested in exploring more about the property market in this region, especially on the aspects of freehold property, this comprehensive guide on Shocking Truths About Freehold Property in Dubai provides valuable insights.
According to the statement, Nakheel’s concept is inspired by the surrounding area’s natural beauty, with designs that capture Palm Jebel Ali’s tranquil blue seas and immaculate beaches.
Nakheel is linked with Dubai’s extraordinary path of expansion and urban infrastructure development because they invented waterfront living. Rasha Hasan, Chief Commercial Officer of Nakheel, said, “We are thrilled to bring Palm Jebel Ali to market at this exciting time, with the island playing a transformative role in shaping the city’s future, raising the global benchmark on waterfront living and underscoring its position as a world-class lifestyle destination.
Leading domestic and foreign architectural companies have helped to design homes that emphasise the relationship between interior and outdoor life.
In the elite private frond neighbourhoods, floor to ceiling windows provide panoramic views of private beaches, while a soft and neutral colour scheme combined with luxurious finishing provides a calm ambience.
The development places a high priority on health and well-being with walkable streets that are made for people to use on foot or by bicycle to get to the ocean via pocket parks.
The frond streetscape emphasises comfort and greenery, providing manicured roadways with plenty of tree shade.
Dubai’s New Boom Corridor: Palm Jebel Ali
The 13.4 square kilometre Palm Jebel Ali, which is situated in the city’s potential development area, has Dubai’s longest coastline.
The project, which starts a new growth corridor in the Jebel Ali region, is in line with the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan and the Dubai Economic Agenda D33.
When complete, Palm Jebel Ali will include 91 km of new coastline, seven islands, 16 fronds, over 80 hotels, resorts, and distinctive shopping and eating options.
By using smart city technologies to simplify transportation management and enhancing waterfront living, green spaces, and mobility, this development will help Dubai’s goal of sustainable development and economic expansion.
