Dubai's Nakheel unveils Palm Springs masterplan for 50,000 residents across 3.8 million sq m

Dubai developer Nakheel on Tuesday (10 November) unveiled Palm Springs, a 3.8-million-square-metre residential masterplan beside Palm Jebel Ali in southern Dubai, expected to house close to 50,000 residents — one of the emirate's largest new residential projects in recent years.

Fifteen neighbourhoods with schools, hospital and mosques

Palm Springs will comprise 15 neighbourhoods of mainly villas and townhouses, close to Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Maktoum International Airport, with a metro station nearby. The masterplan includes two schools, a hospital, six mosques, a Country Club, a Sports Club, and retail and cultural venues. Starting prices of about AED 3.8 million circulated at the launch.

Several major launches in one day as market stays hot

On the same day, BEYOND Developments launched SHIONE, a beachfront apartment project on Dubai Islands, while Emaar announced a AED 12 billion (about US$3.26 billion), 300,000-square-metre Dubai Square Business District at Dubai Creek Harbour, next to the Dubai Creek Tower. Together with announcements on 9 November, the launches come as Dubai is expected to deliver 58,600 residential units in the fourth quarter, reflecting strong supply and demand in the property market.

Source: Nakheel; Dubai Chronicle; Lana Time, 10 November 2026.