OMNIYAT on the island: which tower is which
The stock splits between the trunk and the crescent, and the difference shows up in the price per square metre long before it shows in the brochure.
- ORLA and ORLA Infinity, Dorchester Collection — the apex of the crescent; the developer's price list for ORLA is dated 13 November 2025, ORLA Infinity is priced from a resale list
- AVA at Palm Jumeirah — the threshold of the trunk, Dorchester Collection service, one residence per floor
- One at Palm Jumeirah — on the trunk, complete and occupied, the developer's release sold out, so units come up as resale on request
- The Alba Residences by OMNIYAT and The Alba Resort Residences — West Crescent
Handover on the towers still building runs from 2026 to 2028; each tower page states its own date, its own floor plans, and whether a unit is priced or held at price on request. Prices shown come from an OMNIYAT price list, a written offer or, in the finished tower, a resale list, with the date printed beside it — worth checking, because published starting prices for the same Palm towers can differ several times over between brokers.
Buying on Palm Jumeirah
The island is a designated freehold zone, which answers what American and British buyers ask most often: a foreign national registers title in their own name at the Dubai Land Department, with the fees set out in our guide. Compare the rate per square metre rather than headline prices: it is the only figure that puts a crescent apartment next to a trunk one, and the island's other addresses — Five, Kempinski, Anantara, Oceana, Shoreline and the Golden Mile — set the benchmark around it.
Next: the ORLA price note, the district comparison or the listing.
