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One at Palm Jumeirah Construction Update - June 2021
June 2021 Record Shows One at Palm Jumeirah at 100% in the DLD Project Register
Snagging and deep cleaning were under way at One at Palm Jumeirah on 20 June 2021, with DEWA meters installed and the DLD register reading 100 percent.
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DLD Register Record, June 2021
One at Palm Jumeirah Construction Snapshot
A 2.99 point rise over the previous 97.01% reading brought One at Palm Jumeirah to 100% in the DLD project register on 20 June 2021, closing the handover band a month after Trakhees issued the Building Completion Certificate.
One at Palm Jumeirah, Dorchester Collection
1631
Finished
100%
20 June 2021
01 October 2014
93 ultra-exclusive residences
49,995.49 sq m
20 June 2021
Data source: DLD project register reading of 100% dated 20 June 2021 and the RERA Independent Progress Monitoring Report of the same date, which records the progress status as Completed. Construction tracking against RERA inspection data runs across the full tohidfetrat.com project portfolio and is reviewed after every published cycle. This reading was 1,927 days old when this page was built on 29 September 2026: re-verify project 1631 on Dubai REST before publishing and before any purchase decision. Last updated: June 2021.
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The June 2021 Record
One at Palm Jumeirah Construction Progress Summary
The June 2021 record closes a build that the register dates from a construction start on 01 October 2014, with project registration on 12 February 2015, to a 100% reading on 20 June 2021. Because the previous 97.01% reading carries no date, the final 2.99 points cannot be converted into a pace; what the inspection notes do show is a tower past construction and into handover preparation.
- All building construction activities, recorded as substantially completed
- DCD issued on 25 January 2021
- Building Completion Certificate issued by Trakhees on 19 May 2021
- All DEWA meters installed across the tower
- Snagging works progressing at site
- Deep cleaning works progressing at site
- The final 2.99 register points, closed at this reading
- Units 2202 and 2203 to be delivered as shell and core, per the notes
- Residence by residence handover to buyers of the 93 homes
- Unit-level snagging before each buyer accepts the keys
Payment Linked Progress
What 100% Progress Means for One at Palm Jumeirah Buyers
A 100% register reading on a tower whose Building Completion Certificate is already issued moves the buyer question away from construction milestones: for a Ready residence, the obligations sit in the transfer, the unit's condition, and the handover terms. As recorded in June 2021, four actions matter most at One at Palm Jumeirah.
Verify the escrow account
If you buy a remaining residence from the developer, any payment should go only to the DLD regulated escrow account registered for project 1631. One at Palm Jumeirah escrow account verification is the step before any transfer; the lookup itself takes about two minutes against the official DLD project record.
Reread your SPA handover clauses
Check how your sale and purchase agreement defines completion, the handover notice, and the start of service charges, and read those clauses against the 19 May 2021 Building Completion Certificate and the 20 June 2021 registered completion date. Not sure how your SPA reads against this record? Send me your SPA schedule and I will map it against the recorded milestones.
Book the snagging inspection
The June 2021 notes recorded building-wide snagging by the contractor; your own inspection is a separate step before you accept a Ready residence. One at Palm Jumeirah snagging inspection guide covers what to document in a finished tower with double-height spaces and large terraces.
Track the register record
At 100% and Finished there are no construction readings left to follow, only register changes. One at Palm Jumeirah construction updates hub keeps the dated record for project 1631 in one place.
General framework, not legal advice: handover terms, notice periods, and fee obligations for a completed residence are set by your individual SPA and the DLD record, and both should be read directly.
Buying at 100%?
Buying into a finished tower trades payment-plan runway for certainty: the building record is complete, handover is listed as Ready, and the remaining choice is between the residences still offered. Any payment to the developer goes to the DLD-registered escrow account for project 1631, released against recorded construction progress.
- Building Completion Certificate issued by Trakhees on 19 May 2021
- Register status Finished, with handover listed as Ready
- A finished residence you can inspect before you commit
- Construction risk carried from excavation to handover
- Several years between booking and the keys
- A longer installment runway at launch pricing
The project page lists a Limited Collection Available as of September 2026; availability shifts between cycles.
About the Development
One at Palm Jumeirah Project Details
With construction recorded as substantially complete and the Trakhees Building Completion Certificate issued on 19 May 2021, One at Palm Jumeirah is a finished tower of 93 residences, from 3 bedroom residences to 6 bedroom penthouses, managed by Dorchester Collection. Starting prices: AED 28.00M ≈ USD 7.62M.
For buyers at this stage the usual trade off is reversed: no payment-plan runway and no construction wait, in exchange for the chance to inspect a finished residence before committing, with handover listed as Ready.
One at Palm Jumeirah, Dorchester Collection Project GuideSite Context This Cycle
Explore One at Palm Jumeirah Location on Dubai Map
One at Palm Jumeirah sits on plot 2222 at the trunk of Palm Jumeirah, a beachfront site with its own private jetty, and the June 2021 inspection photographs recorded that position plainly: the stepped tower seen from the road behind the Palm monorail viaduct, and a landscaped pool deck opening toward the Dubai Marina skyline. With the grounds visibly in place, the open items in the notes were internal ones, snagging and deep cleaning.
Palm Jumeirah had been complete as an island since 2006, as the developer's brochure notes, when this tower reached 100% in June 2021, with its trunk road, beaches, and neighbouring residential towers already in place, so the building finished into an established address rather than an emerging one; buyers weighing immediate occupancy or rental against a Ready handover start from that settled context. See the project’s position on the interactive Dubai real estate map.
Buyer Resources for This Project
Investing in One at Palm Jumeirah as a Completed Building
With the register at 100% and the Building Completion Certificate on record, residency planning, payment protection, and handover inspection are the questions left. Each resource below is matched to where One at Palm Jumeirah stood in June 2021.
One at Palm Jumeirah Construction Updates
This page: the June 2021 register reading of 100% for One at Palm Jumeirah, fully dated.
One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection Golden Visa: 93 Residences
OMNIYAT's 93-residence tower at the Palm Jumeirah trunk, One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection, qualifies at all three types.
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One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection: A Fully Certified Escrow
One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection, DLD project 1631, read 100% certified June 2021, escrowed at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank.
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One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection Snagging at the Trunk
One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection is OMNIYAT's building of 93 residences, 3 and 4 bedroom layouts and 6 bedroom penthouses.
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Other One at Palm Jumeirah Construction Updates
June 2021 is the only monthly inspection page for One at Palm Jumeirah, so the full dated record and the wider Palm Jumeirah market sit one step away.
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One at Palm Jumeirah Construction Progress in June 2021: Frequently Asked Questions
On 20 June 2021 the Dubai Land Department project register showed One at Palm Jumeirah, project 1631, at 100%, up 2.99 points from a previous inspection reading of 97.01%. The register gives no date for that earlier reading, so no monthly pace can be drawn from the pair. The RERA inspection report of the same day recorded the progress status as Completed, and the register lists the project as Finished.
The registered completion date in the DLD record is 20 June 2021, the same day the register reading reached 100%. That date has now passed and the project reads Finished, so it stands as a record rather than a target; handover is listed as Ready. Registered dates can be revised by the regulator, and how the dated record for this building fits together is set out on the One at Palm Jumeirah construction updates hub.
The 20 June 2021 inspection notes list three: DCD issued on 25 January 2021, the Building Completion Certificate issued by Trakhees on 19 May 2021, and all DEWA meters installed. Trakhees is the regulator that issues building approvals in the areas under its jurisdiction, and the June 2021 notes name it as the issuer for this tower. The DLD register listed the project as Finished alongside the 100% reading of the same day.
The inspection notes recorded all building construction activities as substantially completed, with snagging and deep cleaning works progressing at site. Those were building-wide contractor works on that date; they say nothing about the condition of any individual residence today, which only a unit-level inspection before acceptance can establish.
The notes of 20 June 2021 state that the two units 2202 and 2203 will be delivered as shell and core. Shell and core normally means the enclosed unit with base services but without the interior fit out, so a buyer takes on the finishing works. The line is quoted as recorded; the current state of either unit should be confirmed directly with the developer.
The register lists 18 inspection photos for the visit, and the RERA report reproduces four: the completed stepped tower with cantilevered terraces seen from the road behind the Palm monorail viaduct, a closer view of the same tower, a landscaped pool deck with palm trees looking toward the Dubai Marina and JBR skyline, and a gas meter installation. They are inspection record artefacts and are not reproduced on this page.
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