The Palm Tower construction progress
The Palm Tower in Palm Jumeirah is 100% built according to the Land Department. Developer The Palm - Jumeirah Co.
100%
Built, as listed in the Land Department register
Construction complete
- Developer
- The Palm - Jumeirah Co
- Community
- Palm Jumeirah
- Name in Arabic
- ذا بالم تاور
- Land Department project number
- 1603
Schedule
The Dubai Land Department records The Palm Tower as 100% built. Handover of individual units follows on the developer's schedule, which the register does not show.
Context
Palm Jumeirah has 18 projects under construction, 48% built on average.
The Palm - Jumeirah Co has 4 projects under construction in Dubai, none past their registered completion dates.
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Notify me when it launchesQuestions
- When will The Palm Tower be completed?
- The Land Department has no completion date on record for The Palm Tower yet.
- How much of The Palm Tower is built?
- The Land Department lists the project at 100%. No dated site inspection is on record for it yet.
- Is The Palm Tower delayed?
- The Land Department records construction as complete.
- Who is building The Palm Tower?
- The registered developer is The Palm - Jumeirah Co. It has 4 other projects under construction in Dubai.
- Palm Beach Towers -1Also by The Palm - Jumeirah Co. 83%, Due December 2026.
- Palm Beach Towers - 2Also by The Palm - Jumeirah Co. 82%, Due December 2026.
- Palm Beach Towers -3Also by The Palm - Jumeirah Co. 74%, Due December 2026.
- Como ResidencesAlso by The Palm - Jumeirah Co. 21%, Due March 2027.
- Ava At Palm Jumeirah By OmniyatNearby in Palm Jumeirah. 96%, Due June 2026, passed.
- Orla By OmniyatNearby in Palm Jumeirah. 70%.
- One CrescentNearby in Palm Jumeirah. 80%.
- LuceNearby in Palm Jumeirah. 98%.
- Off-plan handover in DubaiWhat happens between 100% and getting your keys.
- Snagging a new Dubai homeHow to inspect the unit before you accept it.
Progress, dates, developer, units and escrow bank come from the Dubai Land Department’s Mashrooi register, read daily. The pace and the projected finish are Mulki’s own arithmetic on the last year of Land Department inspections, not a forecast from the developer. Site photos belong to the Dubai Land Department. See how Mulki works with Land Department data.