Showing posts with label Palm Jebel Ali. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Palm Jebel Ali. Show all posts

Monday, December 1, 2008

Major Developments on Palm Jebel Ali

Dubai Palm Islands - Major Developments on Palm Jebel Ali

The mid-sized sister project of Palm Jumeirah and Palm Deira, the Palm Jebel Ali in Dubai is primarily a location for residential living and touristic entertainment. The six marinas, water homes, sea village and a water theme park are all testament to this concept. While the Palm Jumeirah focuses on luxury hotels and residences, the Palm Jebel Ali is inclined towards presenting a marine tourist destination, with some allocation for residences. Similar to the other palm islands, the Palm Jebel Ali's trunk holds most of the interesting locations, such as the Sea Village. Residential communities on the island will be divided as Signature Villas, Town Homes and Garden Homes.

The majority of residences are built on the fronds and the sea region between the crescent and fronds (water homes). The 1060 water homes, built on stilts based under the sea, are the highlights of the developments going on within the Palm Jebel Ali. From an aerial viewpoint, the water homes are structured to display an Arabic verse authored by the current Ruler of Dubai, HRH Sheikh Mohammed. Spanning across 12 kilometres, the water homes hover 8 to 10 metres above the sea water and is built with concrete foundation poles and wooden materials. Each water home consists of 4 bedrooms and is offered with a private mooring berth.

The Sea Village, covering a length of 2.4 kilometres along the island's trunk, is an authentic sea aquarium, presenting deep-sea life forms, including killer whales. The theme park and entertainment venue will have plenty of guests in the near future. There are eight separate hotels offering all modern facilities and amenities, located within easily accessible distance to the Sea Village.

Finally, the crescent of the Palm Jebel Ali, which is also the breakwater, offers 32 luxury hotels and resorts, all based on the marina and beach themes. The Palm Jebel Ali is to be fully completed in 2009.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Dubai Islands - Community Developments – The Palm Jebel Ali

Dubai Islands - Community Developments – The Palm Jebel Ali

From the three massive Palm Island developments, the Palm Jebel Ali is the second largest, 50% larger than Palm Jumeirah, but much smaller than the newest Palm Deira Island. Heavily inclined towards residential property and luxury tourism, the real estate developments on the Palm Jebel Ali includes six marinas, a water theme park, water homes built on stilts and a 'Sea Village.'

Among these impressive constructions, the 1060 water homes have gained a lot of curious interest, because they are built on stilts above the water and, when looked at from an aerial perspective, form an Arabic verse written by the Ruler of Dubai. The luxurious water homes are spread across a 12km chain between the Palm's Fronds and Crescent. Built to be recognized as retreat homes, these water homes will have concrete foundation poles and wooden structures. Each home will be of 3875 square feet, consisting of 4 bedrooms, and located approximately 8 to 10 metres above the water level. A common parking area and private moorings for personal boats are also available along the boardwalk.

The Palm Jebel Ali's
Trunk will house a Sea Village, spanning 2.4 kilometres in length and 450 metres in width. The Sea Village is a bona fide sea aquarium, with killer whales and other deep-sea wildlife for the public to enjoy. It's expected to be a hit among the young and old tourist alike and has eight hotels of eight-story height located in the vicinity.
Killer Whale - Palm Jebel Ali - Dubai

The Crescent (15.5km in length) forms the island's breakwater. The Palm Jebel Ali Crescent has a few residential properties, but is mostly a community for boutique hotels, resorts and exclusive marinas. As a whole, the Palm Jebel Ali development will include 200 Signature Villas, Garden Home and Town Homes, as well as 1060 Water Homes and numerous luxury apartment buildings.

Friday, September 19, 2008

Palm Jebel Ali - Dubai Islands

Dubai Islands presents Palm Jebel Ali

The Palm Jebel Ali, anticipated to be the dwelling for 1.7 million people by the year 2020, is expected to be developed for inhabitation by the year 2008. The Palm Jebel Ali is the medium sized island of the three Palm Islands and is anticipated to be completed fully by the year 2015. Dubai's sightseeing division will depend a great deal on these Dubai Palm Islands for its income as soon as they are complete.
Palm Jebel Ali - Dubai

It is situated on the Jebel Ali seaward area of the emirate of Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. The exclusive artificial pal-shaped island will comprise of a trunk, a crown with 17 frond, and a surrounding crescent island that will figure a sea wall.
The Jebel Ali Palm is an amusement destination for both adults and children. The island is supposedly 50% bigger than the Palm Jumeirah and is to comprise of six marinas, a 'Sea Village', a water theme park and water dwellings constructed on stilts amid the fronds and the crescent. Construction started on the Palm Jebel Ali Island in October 2002.
Palm Jebel Ali - Dubai

The Palm Jebel Ali is the 2nd project of the three proposes to be completed by Nakheel. The properties on the Palm are extravagant garden villas and quiet villas with private swimming pools and individual beaches.
Palm Jebel Ali Villas - Dubai

The choice of flats, apartments and town homes on the trunk will extend outside the pilot Palm, and have select sub-evolutions. The latest addition to the selection in the Jebel Ali Palm is the growth of water homes. These exceptional properties will be established on stilts and will be set out all around the Arabian Sea. This would give a truly exceptional living experience.
Palm Jebel Ali Golf Course - Dubai

The placement of the Palm Jebel Ali will be a trifle farther from the city and in the heart of Jebel Ali. It will be situated close to other freehold properties, with the purpose of intensifying the city even more.