Como Residences

Como Residences is a 71-storey tower on Palm Jumeirah, developed by Nakheel, offering a total of seven semi-furnished residences across a single building due for completion in Q3 2027.

# The tower and its position on the Palm

At 71 floors, Como Residences is one of the tallest structures on Palm Jumeirah, rising from a frond address that places it within the island's established matrix of resort hotels, private marinas and waterfront promenades. The building's exterior takes its formal cues from the movement of water: each floor plate is sculpted to evoke a wave form, producing a facade that shifts in profile as you move around it rather than presenting a uniform curtain wall.

Construction is currently at 15.3 per cent completion. That figure, modest on its own, reflects the scale of the undertaking more than it suggests delay.

The project carries escrow registration number 1006889255, providing the legal and financial protections Dubai's RERA framework requires for off-plan sales.

# Residences, layouts and floor area

The collection spans just seven apartments. That number defines the project's character as much as any specification sheet does.

Three-bedroom units sit at approximately 9,448 to 9,490 square feet. Four-bedroom layouts range from around 9,837 to 11,493 square feet, with pricing across those configurations running from AED 57.4 million to AED 64.9 million based on available unit data. At that scale, the residences function less like conventional apartments and more like horizontal villas stacked vertically.

Each apartment carries a private terrace of substantial proportions. Select sky terrace units include a private swimming pool integrated into the outdoor space, making the terrace as liveable as any of the interior rooms. Semi-furnished delivery is standard across the building.

Service charges are set at AED 30 to 35 per square foot annually, which for the larger four-bedroom configurations places annual costs in a meaningful range that buyers should factor into yield or holding-cost calculations.

# Amenities across the building

The podium level houses a private sandy beach pool, while a dedicated 25-metre lap pool sits separately for residents who use it functionally rather than socially. A gymnasium, spa and wellness centre occupy their own floor, complemented by paddle courts and squash courts for those who prefer structured activity.

The rooftop at Level 71 provides a 360-degree viewing area with its own amenity offer. A private café lounge, business centre with meeting rooms, and children's wet and dry play areas complete the in-building programme. Landscaped recreational areas are distributed across the podium.

# Palm Jumeirah as an address, and what surrounds it

Nakheel Mall is four minutes by car, at 2.5 kilometres. Jumeirah International Nurseries, relevant to families with younger children, sits 1.6 kilometres away, also four minutes. Aquaventure Waterpark at Atlantis is nine minutes. Downtown Dubai, with the DIFC financial district nearby, is an 18-minute drive at 21 kilometres.

The Palm's internal road network and the Palm Monorail connect the fronds to the trunk and onward to the mainland, though most residents at this level of the market will arrive by car.

# Who Como Residences suits, and where it sits in the Dubai market

Seven units in a single building is a deliberate constraint. For buyers whose primary concern is discretion and a genuine scarcity of neighbours, that number matters more than any amenity list. Comparable ultra-large-format apartments in Dubai typically appear in buildings with far larger unit counts, which dilutes the sense of exclusivity that buyers at this price point are effectively purchasing.

The price range, from the low AED 50-millions into the mid-60-millions, positions Como above most of Palm Jumeirah's existing residential stock and aligns it with the island's newer ultra-prime additions rather than its earlier generation of apartments. For GCC buyers seeking a permanent or seasonal primary residence with direct proximity to the water, or for European and Asian buyers consolidating assets into a small number of high-value properties, the combination of scale, address and scarcity is a coherent proposition. The Q3 2027 delivery timeline adds a forward-planning dimension for those structuring a purchase around relocation or long-term asset positioning.