The company responsible for the UAE's palm tree-shaped Palm Islands is set to develop several new, man-made islands amid the city's housing boom. Dubai-based property developer Nakheel PJSC said ...

Back in 2001, long before the Burj Khalifa stood, Dubai planned to put itself on the world map with two man-made islands. Shaped like palm trees, the Dubai Palm Islands was a hugely ambitious project ...

Dubai has long been a hub for real estate development, with buildings like the Burj Khalifa (the world’s tallest free-standing structure), the Museum of the Future, and the Dubai Mall among some ...

The state-owned developer Nakheel PJSC awarded three contracts worth 5 billion dirhams ($1.36 billion) to build 723 villas on Palm Jebel Ali, the largest of Dubai’s artificial islands, according ...

Nestled against the backdrop of the Dubai skyline lies the world-famous Palm Jumeirah – a man-made island shaped like a palm tree. This island paradise is a symbol of Dubai’s architectural prowess.

Initiated in 2001, the land reclamation process began the ambitious endeavour to expand Dubai's coastline and create a distinctive palm-shaped island ... of thousands of trees, shrubs and flowers ...