
AED 4,000,000/ year
6 bedroom villa in Signature Villas Frond G
8 bath · 14,103 sqft · Billionaires Row · Atlantis View · Luxury Mansion

Community · Dubai
Palm Jumeirah is the address the rest of the world knows.
On the market · Palm Jumeirah
20 homes

AED 4,000,000/ year
8 bath · 14,103 sqft · Billionaires Row · Atlantis View · Luxury Mansion

AED 3,500,000/ year
9 bath · 8,515 sqft · Luxurious · Custom Built · Private Beach and Pool

AED 3,400,000/ year
7 bath · 7,000 sqft · Fully Upgraded · Prime Location · Marina View

AED 1,799,989/ year
5 bath · 6,991 sqft · Marina Skyline · Vacant · Fully Upgraded

AED 980,000/ year
7 bath · 5,344 sqft · Mid Number · Direct Beach Access · View Today

AED 849,995/ year
6 bath · 6,000 sqft · Beach Access · Vacant · Private Pool

AED 299,995/ year
4 bath · 2,077 sqft · Beach Access · Sea View · Maid's Room

AED 289,995/ year
3 bath · 1,740 sqft · Sea View · Private Beach Access · Fully Furnished

AED 284,975/ year
2 bath · 1,681 sqft · Luxury Living · Beach Access · Sea View

AED 239,995/ year
3 bath · 1,997 sqft · Sea View · Fully Furnished · Vacant

AED 219,995/ year
3 bath · 1,551 sqft · High Floor · Sea View · Furnished

AED 200,000/ year
3 bath · 1,769 sqft · Fully Furnished · Palm Crescent · Spacious

AED 194,995/ year
2 bath · 1,338 sqft · Sea View · Spacious Unit · Vacant

AED 184,995/ year
3 bath · 1,589 sqft · Fully Furnished · Type E · Vacant

AED 174,995/ year
3 bath · 1,583 sqft · Fully Furnished · Beach Access · Next To The Mall

AED 159,995/ year
2 bath · 715 sqft · Luxury Furnished · Beach Access · Sea View

AED 149,999/ year
2 bath · 967 sqft · Sea View · Beach Access · Large Balcony

AED 144,995/ year
2 bath · 888 sqft · Sea View · Beach Access · Luxury Living

AED 12,000/ month
1 bath · 409 sqft · All Bills Included · Luxury · Prime Location

AED 12,000/ month
1 bath · 548 sqft · All Bills Included · Sea Views · Elegant
The area
Palm Jumeirah is the address the rest of the world knows. Nakheel built it out into the Gulf in the shape of a palm, a trunk of apartment buildings, sixteen fronds of villas and a crescent of hotels holding the sea back, and it became the city's postcard before the sand had settled. It is also a real neighbourhood with a school run, a supermarket and a traffic problem, and the guide below is about that place rather than the postcard. In Arabic it is Nakhlat Jumeirah, the Jumeirah palm; the island took the coast's name and its shape.
The island lies off the coast of Al Sufouh, between Umm Suqeim and the Marina, joined to the mainland at its gateway by the one road in and out. The trunk is the spine: a broad road with apartment buildings on both sides, the older ones on the beach side, the newer and taller ones at the entrance and along the inner shore. The fronds branch off it, each a single road of villas with the sea at the end and a beach behind every house. The crescent is the breakwater, reached by a tunnel from the trunk's tip, and is almost entirely hotels and their residences, from the Atlantis pair at the centre to the quieter resorts along the arms.
Two markets that happen to share an island. On the trunk, apartments: the original Shoreline buildings, large and plain and on the beach; the Golden Mile and the marina buildings further up; and the new towers at the entrance and on the inner shore, which have brought the city's dearest flats per square foot to the island, some of them with hotel operators attached. On the fronds, villas: the Garden Homes on the inner plots, the Signature Villas at the tips with the largest beaches, and a small number of townhouses at the base of some fronds.
One road in and one road out. The trunk carries every car on the island, and at the peak, on weekend evenings and on any day the crescent's hotels are full, it backs up from the gateway. Residents learn the hours and keep to them. The monorail runs the length of the trunk and reaches the crescent, and connects at the gateway to the tram, which reaches the Metro's Red Line; it is used, though most residents drive.
Nakheel Mall has the supermarket, the cinema and the chain restaurants; the Golden Mile and the trunk's smaller centres have the rest. The hotels' restaurants and beach clubs are the island's evenings, and residents of most buildings and fronds have beach access of their own. There is no school on the island; families use the schools along Al Sufouh and in Umm Suqeim, a short drive away, and nurseries operate on the trunk.
Buyers who want the sea at the door and are paying for it knowingly. Owners of frond villas who intend to live in them, which most now do. Owners of trunk flats who intend to let, because the island's furnished and short-stay market is the deepest in the city. Buyers from abroad, for whom the name does half the work.
By building

Soho Palm Jumeirah
4 homes for rent →

Seven Palm
2 homes for rent →

Signature Villas Frond G
2 homes for rent →

Al Habool
A home for rent →

Five Palm Jumeirah
A home for rent →

Garden Homes Frond L
A home for rent →
And the rest