Palm Beach Tower 3

Palm Beach Tower 3 sits on the Palm Jumeirah trunk, developed by Nakheel and due for completion in Q1 2026. A single residential high-rise, it offers 13 residences across a range of configurations, all delivered furnished, with construction currently 71% complete.

# The tower and its position on the Palm

Designed by WS Atkins & Partners, Palm Beach Tower 3 is one of three towers in the broader Palm Beach Towers scheme, which includes the 59-storey Tubular Tower alongside two 48-storey blocks. The project occupies the western edge of the Palm trunk, placing it at the intersection of the island's residential character and its more commercial, hotel-dense crescent.

The architecture reads as confident rather than ornate. Clean vertical massing, glazed façades, and a direct relationship with the water define the structure's presence on the skyline. At ground level, the development connects to a waterfront park and promenade, grounding the tower in its coastal setting rather than isolating it above it.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The 13 residences span a considerable range. One-bedroom apartments begin at around 1,168 square feet and are priced from approximately AED 4.15 million. Two-bedroom units run between 3,391 and 3,496 square feet, priced from AED 10.99 million. At the upper end, a four-bedroom residence of 15,202 square feet is listed at AED 60.8 million.

Those floor plate sizes are notably generous, particularly the one-bedroom configuration, which at over 1,100 square feet compares favourably with comparable product in Dubai Marina or Downtown. Interiors come furnished as standard, with kitchens integrated with branded appliances including B&B Italia. Finishes throughout prioritise natural light and open-plan proportion over ornamental detail.

# Amenities across the building and waterfront

The amenity stack is broad. On the wellness side, residents have access to a spa, yoga studio, and indoor gym. The pool provision covers both a main infinity pool and a separate children's pool. For those arriving by water, a boat jetty sits within the development.

# Above the ground plane

Higher floors contain a sky lounge, a rooftop restaurant with a viewing gallery, and a separate viewing deck. The business centre and multi-functional room address the practical requirements of residents who work from home or host. Private beach access and the waterfront promenade complete the ground-level offer.

# Getting around from the Palm trunk

Dubai Mall sits around 8.3 kilometres away, an 11-minute drive under normal conditions. The Burj Al Arab is closer, at 6 kilometres and roughly 9 minutes. Dubai Marina, the nearest established urban hub, is approximately 10 minutes by car.

For families, The International School of Choueifat Dubai and Dubai College both fall within 4 to 4.1 kilometres, each reachable in around 5 minutes. DXB Airport is 22.7 kilometres out, placing it at around 30 minutes by road. Nakheel Mall, on the trunk itself, is under 5 kilometres.

# Who this building is built for, and what it costs to hold

A service charge of AED 30 per square foot positions Palm Beach Tower 3 at the upper end of the Palm's cost-of-ownership spectrum. That figure is relevant context for buyers treating the apartment as a second residence or investment, where annual carrying costs on a one-bedroom unit would approach AED 35,000 before any other expenditure.

The buyer profile this project suits is fairly specific: someone wanting furnished, move-in-ready stock on the Palm, with direct beach access and full amenity infrastructure, who does not require the liquidity of a high-volume development. With only 13 residences in the building, the register is small by Nakheel's own standards, and that scarcity has a direct bearing on resale dynamics. Completion in Q1 2026, with construction already past the 70% threshold, narrows the delivery risk considerably for purchasers entering at this stage.