Palm Beach Tower 3

Palm Beach Tower 3 is a furnished residential tower on Palm Jumeirah, developed by Nakheel and designed by WS Atkins & Partners, offering 17 residences across a single high-rise due for completion in Q1 2026.

# The tower and its position on the Palm

Palm Beach Tower 3 forms part of the Palm Beach Towers series, sitting at the base of Palm Jumeirah where the trunk meets the mainland edge. This location gives it an address that is technically Palm Jumeirah but operationally close to Dubai Marina, six kilometres up the coast, and the arterial roads that connect the western shoreline to the rest of the city.

At 71 per cent complete as of current reporting, the building is well advanced. Its architecture follows the clean, rectilinear language WS Atkins has applied across the Palm Beach Towers series: a contemporary curtain-wall profile with a coastal orientation and no ornamental excess. The scale is deliberately intimate by Dubai standards. Seventeen residences in a single tower means the building functions less like a typical residential block and more like a private address.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The unit mix runs from one-bedroom apartments to a single four-bedroom penthouse-scale residence. One-bedroom units measure 1,168 square feet, priced between approximately AED 4.15 million and AED 4.27 million. Two-bedroom residences span 3,391 to 3,496 square feet, with asking prices from AED 10.99 million to AED 11.37 million. The four-bedroom unit extends to 15,202 square feet at AED 60.8 million.

Every residence is delivered furnished. The developer's reference materials cite B&B Italia for kitchen design, with integrated branded appliances and premium bathroom fittings throughout. The square-footage figures for the one- and two-bedroom units suggest generous room proportions relative to typical Dubai apartment configurations at comparable price points. Living and dining areas are described as open-plan, with natural light as a design priority.

Service charges are fixed at AED 30 per square foot annually.

# Amenities across the building and waterfront

The amenity list covers a wide range, from a rooftop restaurant with a viewing gallery and a sky lounge at elevation, down to a boat jetty and private beach access at water level.

# Water, wellness and workspace

The building includes both an infinity swimming pool and a separate children's and adult swimming pool, a spa, yoga studio, and indoor gym. A business centre and multi-functional room serve residents who work from home or need a formal meeting space. The waterfront park and promenade extend the usable outdoor area beyond the private beach.

A kids' play area and the waterfront promenade make the building functional for families as much as for individuals or couples.

# Distances and daily logistics

Nakheel Mall is a five-minute drive away, as is Dubai College and The International School of Choueifat Dubai, which matters for buyers with school-age children. Dubai Mall is eleven minutes by car; the Burj Al Arab is nine. Dubai International Airport sits thirty minutes away under normal traffic conditions.

Dubai Marina, the closest major urban node, is ten minutes by car and six-point-eight kilometres by road. For residents who arrive by sea, the onsite boat jetty removes the road entirely.

# Who this building is built for

The combination of low unit count, full furnishing, and a price ceiling of AED 60.8 million places Palm Beach Tower 3 in a specific segment: buyers who want a Palm Jumeirah address and waterfront access without the volume and visibility of the island's larger developments. The one-bedroom entry point at just above AED 4.1 million is competitive for a furnished Palm Jumeirah unit with private beach access. The two-bedroom tier at roughly AED 11 million represents the building's core proposition for international buyers seeking a pied-à-terre or a rental-grade asset in a low-density building.

Nakheel's track record on the Palm, the Atkins design pedigree, and a construction progress figure above 70 per cent reduce delivery risk relative to earlier-stage projects in the same corridor. For buyers weighing Palm Jumeirah against Dubai Marina or Business Bay, the distinguishing factor here is straightforward: direct beach access and a boat jetty, at a scale that keeps the building private.