Overview
Palm Beach Towers is a three-tower beachfront residential development by Nakheel at the entrance to Palm Jumeirah, Dubai. It combines off-plan apartments with larger residences, including podium villas in Towers 2 and 3.
Tower 3 homes are described in the brochure as fully furnished by B&B Italia or equivalent. Buyers should review the furniture schedule for their selected residence, alongside its layout, orientation and indoor-outdoor area breakdown.
Private residents’ beach access and a waterfront park and promenade are central to the development. Tower 3’s rooftop destination, The Crown, is planned with an infinity pool, restaurant and viewing gallery. These facilities form part of the project’s delivery.
The inventory dated 20 October 2026 lists 1-, 2- and 4-bedroom homes across Towers 2 and 3. One-bedroom homes are listed from AED 4,188,800, with unit areas of 1,168–1,171 sq ft.
The same inventory indicates a 60/40 payment plan and expected handover in March 2027. Confirm the selected unit’s availability, dated instalments and contractual delivery terms before booking.
Notable Points
For End Users
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Couples and small households: The listed Tower 3 one-bedroom homes combine a furnished specification with unit areas of 1,168-1,171 sq ft. Check the internal living space and balcony allocation against the floor plan before deciding whether the layout suits your household.
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Buyers planning a later move: The gateway location provides access to Palm Jumeirah’s established services and nearby mainland districts. Align your move with the developer-confirmed handover and opening of the project’s own facilities.
For Investors
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Buyers comparing entry value: The lowest listed one-bedroom costs approximately AED 3,586 per listed sq ft. Compare the same tower, view, furnishing, and purchase terms when assessing its price against resale alternatives.
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Investors with capital ready for completion: The inventory quotes 60/40 without instalment dates. Obtain a unit-specific payment schedule and allow for service charges, leasing costs, and vacancy when assessing potential net income after delivery.
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