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250,000 yearly
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Area: 1,521 ft²
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Seven Palm, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
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The average rent here is AED 300K/year.
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Price range250K - 250K Properties listed1 Avg. price300K3.9% Avg. price/sqft14.9525.2% Sales value300K74.0% Sales volume175.0%
Real Resident Voices
- Anonymous
amazing place perfect location ,near to mall and bech the pool and the view are one of the best in Dubai
- Gilda
This property is all in one. Amazing location, 5 minutes to Nakheel Mall, direct beach access, very nice view from infinity pool, lots of restaurant and bar near by.
- SANDOR
This property has one of the best pools in Dubai! It’s actually two buildings, one is a hotel the other one is residential. It’s a brand new building and has all the amenities that anyone needs (restaurants, gym, pool, underground parking etc…). Restaurants and bars are nearby in the hotel and also West Beach promenade and Nakheel Mall are just steps away.
- Charles D.
I do not recommend. We can hear the neighbor's house, even when he presses the switch. The finishes are horrible: poorly done and feeling dirty, the bathroom is a shame (the water overflows, very small). Narrow balcony. The only positive points are the location, and the swimming pool (with the hotel and closing at 7 p.m.).
The average rent here is AED 300K/year.
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Price range210K - 5.5M Properties listed621 Avg. price114K9.8% Avg. price/sqft232.834.7% Sales value235.6M10.4% Sales volume61718.4%
Real Resident Voices
- Anonymous
nice and peaceful area.
- Abhi S.
Palm Jumeirah is one of Dubai’s most iconic addresses, and living here definitely feels exclusive and premium. The waterfront views are unbeatable, whether you’re looking at the skyline or stepping out onto the beach, and there’s a real sense of privacy and calm compared to busier districts. Running or cycling along the sea is amazing, and you get the most iconic view of Atlantis The Palm right as you do it. The location is convenient, close to Dubai Marina and the rest of the city, and road connectivity is smooth, though traffic can build up near the entry points during peak hours. Public transport isn’t ideal, so most residents rely on cars or taxis. The lifestyle here is very polished, with some of the most posh restaurants, beach clubs, gyms and cafés within the Palm’s reach. Everything comes at a price, rent is high, groceries and everyday costs feel premium, and while it’s scenic and calm, it can feel a bit isolated compared to the more lively areas of the city. Ultimately, Palm Jumeirah is a place you live if you only prefer premium living, the one percent. It’s perfect for luxury, views and that iconic waterfront lifestyle, but it’s not for hustle, buzz or affordability.
- Sami A.
Palm Jumeirah is truly one of the most impressive places to live and visit in Dubai. The views are stunning, the beaches are clean and peaceful, and the overall atmosphere feels very premium and relaxing. There’s a great mix of restaurants, cafes, and leisure options, all within easy reach. The area is well maintained, secure, and perfect for families as well as professionals. Whether it’s a morning walk along the waterfront or enjoying sunset views, Palm Jumeirah offers a unique lifestyle that’s hard to match. Highly recommended for anyone looking for quality living in Dubai. 🌴
- Brayden's V.
The area is very luxurious
- Brayden's V.
nice area, luxurious beaches
- George A.
Living in Palm Jumeirah offers a unique island lifestyle, but it comes with significant trade-offs in connectivity, which ranks lowest due to the lack of direct Metro access and a reliance on the Monorail and private cars. While the community is moderately family-friendly with decent greenery and walking paths near Al Ittihad Park, the experience is often dampened by high noise and heavy traffic levels. It is a prestigious address for those prioritizing beach access and luxury, but day-to-day commuting and local congestion remain the biggest challenges for residents.