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One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection Construction Updates
A Finished Tower's Dated Record at the Trunk of the Palm
One at Palm Jumeirah recorded 100% in the DLD register on 20 June 2021, the only dated figure for a build started on the trunk in 2014.
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Construction Snapshot
One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection at a Glance
One at Palm Jumeirah is OMNIYAT's 93-residence tower on the trunk of Palm Jumeirah, entered in the DLD register as project 1631 and listed there as Finished, with handover listed as Ready. Its register dates are printed as recorded: construction started on 01 October 2014, the project was registered on 12 February 2015, and the single dated reading, 100% on 20 June 2021, fell on the registered completion date itself. For a Dorchester Collection managed building on a beachfront plot with its own private jetty, this page is the dated delivery record rather than a progress tracker.
1631
Finished
01 October 2014
93 ultra-exclusive residences
49,995.49 sq m
20 June 2021 (DLD)
Figures from Dubai Land Department registration records, updated after each recorded inspection. How every project on this site is tracked is explained once on the Dubai Construction Updates hub.
Inspection Record
One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection Construction Update Timeline
The record behind One at Palm Jumeirah is short: one dated DLD register reading, 100% on 20 June 2021, taken on the registered completion date itself, and an undated previous inspection figure of 97.01% that the register shows beside it. The track below plots both, the earlier one as an unlabelled dot because it carries no month, and the single table row links the June 2021 update with its inspection notes.
| Inspection Month | Construction Progress | Inspection Date | Full Update |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 2021 | 100% | 20 June 2021 | View the June 2021 update |
Reading the dates: the DLD record sets the registered completion date for project 1631 at 20 June 2021, and the 100% register reading carries that same date, so on this building the date and the reading closed together. The registered date has since passed, the register lists the project as Finished, and handover is listed as Ready; the reading itself was 1,927 days old at this page's build, so the register entry is worth re-checking before any decision.
Pace Analysis
How Fast One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection Has Been Built
One at Palm Jumeirah's record gives one dated figure, 100% on 20 June 2021, so the pace below is arithmetic over the whole build, not a velocity measured between inspections:
- 01 Oct 2014 to 20 Jun 2021: whole build, registered start to the 100% register reading (arithmetic, not a forecast)About 1.22 points per 30-day month
- Undated previous inspection to 20 Jun 2021: 97.01% to 100%, the closing reading+2.99 points, no pace (undated)
With one dated reading, this record has no curve to read, only a span and a sequence. The build ran 2,454 days from the registered start on 01 October 2014, and the only milestones dated inside its final months are the DCD dated 25 January 2021, Trakhees' Building Completion Certificate of 19 May 2021, and the 100% register reading 32 days later on 20 June 2021. The 1.22 figure is therefore an average across the whole build rather than a phase velocity: it cannot show whether the stepped structure rose quickly or the fit-out ran long. For an end user, the practical point is that the construction question at One at Palm Jumeirah closed in 2021 and handover is listed as Ready; for an investor, it is the age of that closing reading, 1,927 days at this page's build, that deserves attention, which is why project 1631 should be re-verified on Dubai REST before any decision.
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About One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection at Palm Jumeirah Dubai
A 100% reading only matters in the context of what it completed. The full project guide covers the residences this record describes:
One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection, OMNIYAT's Building on the Trunk
One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection is OMNIYAT's building at the Palm trunk, 93 residences and penthouses managed by Dorchester Collection.
View the One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection Project GuideConsidering a Ready Residence?
Availability at One at Palm Jumeirah is described on the project page as a limited collection, and with the building finished, the choice is between whichever residences are still offered. If this record is what brought you to One at Palm Jumeirah, ask me what is available now before you compare elsewhere on the island.
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One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection Build Stages, Mapped to the Inspections
Each stage below is pinned to the dates the register and the June 2021 inspection notes actually hold for One at Palm Jumeirah, which gives a long first stretch with no dated figure and a tightly dated finish: the DCD, the Building Completion Certificate and the 100% reading all fall within 146 days of 2021.
Construction Start and Registration
The register records construction starting on 01 October 2014 and project 1631 being registered on 12 February 2015, 134 days later, on plot 2222 at the trunk of the Palm.
Structure, Envelope, and Fit-Out
Almost six years with no dated reading in the record behind this page. The result is what the 20 June 2021 inspection report describes: two basements, a mezzanine, lower ground and ground floors, 23 non-typical floors and a roof.
DCD Issued
The inspection notes of 20 June 2021 record the DCD as issued on 25 January 2021, 146 days before the 100% reading and the first dated completion step in this record.
Building Completion Certificate
Trakhees issued the Building Completion Certificate on 19 May 2021, per the same notes, 114 days after the DCD and 32 days before the register reached 100%.
Finished Record, Handover Ready
On 20 June 2021 the register read 100% and the inspection recorded all DEWA meters installed, with contractor snagging and deep cleaning still in progress on site; the register lists project 1631 as Finished and handover is listed as Ready.
What each construction stage involves in general is covered once in the guides on the Dubai Construction Updates hub, so this page stays focused on One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection's own record.
Buyer Position
Tracking Your Position at One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection
This page is one of four project resources that together cover a One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection purchase from payment protection to residency to handover. You are on the construction record; the siblings sit one click away:
One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection Construction Updates
This page: the dated DLD register record for One at Palm Jumeirah, from 2014 to 100%.
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.
Read the One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection Golden Visa Guide
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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Between 100% and Handover: What One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection Buyers Should Do Now
The construction gap at One at Palm Jumeirah closed on 20 June 2021, when the register reached 100% a month after the Trakhees Building Completion Certificate, so what remains between a buyer and the keys is paperwork and the condition of one residence. On a building sold Ready, the purchase and the handover can follow each other closely, so the three steps below belong before you sign, not after.
First, have the residence inspected independently before you accept it; the One at Palm Jumeirah snagging page sets out timing and what gets inspected in a finished residence.
Second, if you are buying a remaining residence from the developer, send payments only to the account confirmed on the One at Palm Jumeirah escrow account page, which ties project 1631 to its registered trust account.
Third, if residency is part of the plan, settle eligibility early through the One at Palm Jumeirah Golden Visa guide, since for a completed residence the application typically rests on the issued title deed.
Send me your unit number on WhatsApp and I will tell you what the latest inspection means for your handover and map the sequence for your specific unit.
The Wider Picture
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A finished tower is judged against what surrounds it. These three pages set One at Palm Jumeirah's 2021 completion record in its market, island, and developer context:
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View the OMNIYAT Developer ProfileConstruction tracking for other Dubai projects is indexed on the Dubai Construction Updates hub.
FAQs
One at Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection Construction Updates Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, on the record available: the Dubai Land Department register lists One at Palm Jumeirah, project 1631, as Finished, with a 100% register reading dated 20 June 2021, and the RERA inspection report of that date gives the progress status as Completed. That reading was 1,927 days old on 29 September 2026, so project 1631 should be re-verified on Dubai REST before it is relied on. The dated record sits in the register timeline above.
The 100% reading of 20 June 2021 sits 2.99 points above the previous inspection figure of 97.01% shown beside it in the DLD register. That earlier figure has no date attached, so this page plots it as a dot without a month and draws no monthly pace from the pair. The June 2021 inspection itself is covered in the One at Palm Jumeirah June 2021 construction update.
The DLD record gives 20 June 2021 as the registered completion date for project 1631, a date on which the register reading also stood at 100%. Two approvals came first in the inspection notes: the DCD dated 25 January 2021 and Trakhees' Building Completion Certificate of 19 May 2021, 32 days before the final reading. The registered date has since passed with the project listed as Finished and handover listed as Ready, and this page is updated if the register entry changes.
One at Palm Jumeirah holds 93 residences, from 3 and 4 bedroom residences to 6 bedroom penthouses. The RERA inspection report of 20 June 2021 describes the building as 2B + M + LG + G + 23 floors + Roof, that is two basements, a mezzanine, lower ground and ground floors, 23 non-typical floors and a roof, and the developer's factsheet places no more than two apartments on each floor across three cores.
From the registered construction start on 01 October 2014 to the 100% register reading on 20 June 2021 is 2,454 days, about six years and eight months. Spread evenly, that is about 1.22 percentage points per 30-day month; this is whole-build arithmetic, not a measured pace, because the record holds no dated reading between the start and June 2021. The working is shown in the pace analysis above.
The DLD register records the construction start of One at Palm Jumeirah as 01 October 2014 and the project registration as 12 February 2015, 134 days later; both dates are printed here as recorded. The first dated register reading in the record is the 100% of 20 June 2021, so no early-stage figure exists to set against the start.
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