Coral Villas, Palm Jebel Ali

The Coral Collection is the top tier of Palm Jebel Ali's villas. Each home has 6 or 7 bedrooms over ground and two upper floors, with about 11,500 to 12,500 sqft inside, roughly half as much again as a Beach Villa. There are far fewer of them: in the Beach and Coral release on Frond B, for example, 6 of the 44 villas have seven bedrooms (DLD register).

How much does a Coral Villa cost?

Over the 12 months to October 2026, DLD recorded 48 sales of 7-bedroom villas on the island at a median of about AED 46.6m. Coral homes also cost more per square foot than the smaller villas: in the latest Beach and Coral releases, 7-bedroom villas sold at about AED 3,740 to 3,810 per sqft against about AED 3,190 to 3,300 for 5-bedroom villas on the same fronds (DLD).

Who designed them?

Nakheel commissioned four practices for the collection: SAOTA, LOCI, LW Design Group and NAGA Architects. Each design has its own name, among them Red Aurora, Porcelain Roses, Redwood, Coral Dune and Sunset Mirage. All face the water and sit directly on the beach.

What is different about living in one?

Size changes how a house works. The extra floor area goes into staff quarters, extra lounges and large roof and upper terraces, which makes a Coral Villa suit multi-generation families or buyers who entertain often. With so few on each frond, they are also the scarcest homes on the island.

When are they ready and how are they sold?

Coral Villas share the Beach Villas' schedule: fronds K to P from late 2027, A to F from January 2028 and the latest release in December 2028 (DLD register; dates can move). New releases were offered on 20% at booking, 60% during construction and 20% on handover. Many earlier Coral Villas now trade as resales; message us for what is on the market.