Nakheel’s Palm Beach Towers Project has officially appointed contractors for its ultra-luxurious development. The global master developer based in Dubai unveiled that the project aims to redefine waterfront living. Moreover, Nakheel noted that it will fuse opulence and cutting-edge urban infrastructure. Additionally, residents will have access to an outdoor infinity swimming pool accompanied by views of the horizon.
Leading construction company, Shapoorji Pallonji won Nakheel’s Palm Beach Towers Project contract. With over 150 years of experience, Shapoorji will work on the waterfront development’s 1,2, and 3 towers, located in Palm Jumeriah.
Nakheel’s Palm Beach Towers will include one, two as well as three-bedroom residences. In a nutshell, they are reported to feature meticulous designs that strive to embrace contemporary living.
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Nakheel’s Palm Beach Towers Project Mega Infrastructure
Collectively, Nakheel’s Palm Beach Towers Project boasts 1,000+ units. Quite impressively, each unit offers panoramic 360-degree vistas, featuring outstanding kitchens alongside unique finishes and fixtures. Furthermore, the units are complemented by an array of leisure, and recreational facilities, These include a museum, a marina, and a beach club. Additionally, its location doubles up as a well-known luxury living and tourist destination. Palm Jumeirah includes impressive residential villas, in addition to serene beaches and an array of luxury hotels.
According to a press statement, the project targets handover by the first quarter of 2026. The prices of the units range from AED 3,7000,000 with a 60/40 payment plan. While commenting on the project, the CEO of Shapoorji Pallonji expressed delight over its progress. Mohandas Saini further noted that it reflects the company’s expertise and commitment to developing grand infrastructure.
Overall, Nakheel’s waterfront, residential development project is also reported to significantly contribute to Dubai’s master growth plan. Official sources report that by 2040, the waterfront development aims to lead Dubai closer, into becoming the world’s best city.
