Palm Jebel Ali

Dubai is known for its iconic luxury real estate developments, such as the Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah. Now, the emirate is set to add another world-class destination to its portfolio: Palm Jebel Ali. The Palm Jebel Ali is a man-made archipelago that is twice the size of Palm Jumeirah. It will feature over 80 hotels and a wide stretch of prime waterfront development. The project is expected to attract more high-net-worth individuals and global retail and hospitality brands into the emirate. In addition to the hospitality sector, Palm Jebel Ali is also expected to be a major investment destination for the residential sector. The project is already attracting strong interest from local and regional developers, as well as investors from around the world. The development is expected to offer a high return on investment (RoI), similar to or even surpassing other prime projects in Dubai.: A New Icon for Dubai's Skyline The Palm Jebel Ali is set to become a new icon for Dubai's sky

Palm Jebel Ali is a man-made archipelago in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is one of the world's largest artificial islands, and is shaped like a palm tree. The island is home to luxury hotels, resorts, residential apartments, and villas. It is also a popular destination for watersports and leisure activities. Unique Vision Palm Jebel Ali was the brainchild of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai. The project was conceived as a way to create a new tourist destination and to boost the economy of Dubai. The island was designed by the Dutch firm of Netherlands Consultants International. Work in Progress Construction on Palm Jebel Ali began in 2002. The project was originally scheduled to be completed in 2008, but it was delayed due to the financial crisis of 2008. Construction resumed in 2010, and the island was officially opened in 2013. The Palm Jebel Ali Masterplan The Palm Jebel Ali masterplan calls for the development of four islands: the trunk, the cresce