
Six Senses Residences The Palm: West Crescent Branded Build Record
Six Senses Residences The Palm, Select Group's 162-residence West Crescent address, reached 100% at the 01 September 2026 inspection.

This page tracks Select Group construction updates across Dubai, from the Dubai Maritime City peninsula and Palm Jumeirah to Dubai Marina and Business Bay, each project measured against official RERA inspection data. For a portfolio built mostly around residential towers, the useful reading is the climb between two inspections rather than the completion quarter printed at launch.
These are the Select Group projects with the most recent RERA inspections on record. Read each card as one point on a curve rather than a verdict: a tower that keeps climbing from one visit to the next is moving at the pace its completion date assumes.

Six Senses Residences The Palm, Select Group's 162-residence West Crescent address, reached 100% at the 01 September 2026 inspection.

Peninsula Four The Plaza, Select Group's 1,025-residence twin towers on the Dubai Canal, went from 88.45% to 100% by June 2026.

Six Senses Residences Dubai Marina, Select Group's 251-residence tower on plot 162, moved from 21.3% to 25.02% by June 2026.

Nautica Two, Select Group's twin tower of 328 residences on plot 45, rose from 31.73% to 64.34% by April 2026.

Nautica One, Select Group's 328-residence waterfront tower in Dubai Maritime City, climbed from 32.35% to 64.57% by April 2026.
Every Select Group project tracked here carries its RERA progress, latest inspection date, and expected completion. The rows I question first are the quiet ones: an inspection date that has not refreshed in months, or a completion quarter drawing close while the percentage holds still.
| Project | Progress | Inspection | Completion | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Six Senses Residences The Palm | 100% | 01 September 2026 | Ready | View Report Ask |
| Peninsula Four The Plaza | 100% | 24 June 2026 | Q3 2026 | View Report Ask |
| Six Senses Residences Dubai Marina | 25.02% | 18 June 2026 | Q3 2028 | View Report Ask |
| Nautica Two | 64.34% | 24 April 2026 | Q4 2026 | View Report Ask |
| Nautica One | 64.57% | 24 April 2026 | Q4 2026 | View Report Ask |
| The Edge by Select Group at Business Bay | 88.86% | 23 April 2026 | Q3 2026 | View Report Ask |
| Artistry Two Residences | 0% | 14 January 2026 | Q1 2029 | View Report Ask |
| Artistry One Residences | 0% | 14 January 2026 | Q1 2029 | View Report Ask |
Progress figures reflect official RERA project inspection data.
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Get My Project Updates on WhatsAppSelect Group builds mostly on waterfront plots inside districts that already exist, from Dubai Marina and Business Bay to Palm Jumeirah and the Dubai Maritime City peninsula. What I check first in these districts is not the neighborhood but the building itself: its pace, its finishes, and how its handover is run.

Palm Jumeirah construction updates follow apartment towers on the trunk and branded residences along shoreline of Nakheel’s island, against RERA data.
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Business Bay construction updates follow tracked towers in Dubai’s canal side business district, from branded residences to offices, against RERA data.
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Dubai Marina construction updates follow new towers still rising in one of Dubai’s most established waterfront districts, measured against RERA data.
View Dubai Marina UpdatesEach district below has its own construction updates page covering every tracked project inside it, whichever developer is building. Start with the district you are buying into: its page sets Select Group’s progress beside the other towers rising around it, which is the fairest benchmark for pace.
| Community | Projects | Latest Update | Reports |
|---|---|---|---|
| Palm Jumeirah Dubai | 1 Project | September 2026 | View Community Updates |
| Business Bay | 2 Projects | June 2026 | View Community Updates |
| Dubai Marina | 1 Project | June 2026 | View Community Updates |
| Maritime City | 2 Projects | April 2026 | View Community Updates |
| Dubai Design District | 2 Projects | January 2026 | View Community Updates |
Progress figures reflect official RERA project inspection data.
Every Select Group project passes through the same construction stages, from site mobilization to handover, whatever brand ends up on the building. The stage matters more than the percentage alone: it sets what the next inspection should reasonably show, and it explains why progress sprints during the structure and slows during fit-out.
Project registration, escrow account setup, hoarding, and contractor mobilization come before the first excavator arrives. A reading near zero is expected here; the useful signal is how soon the site moves on to excavation.
Towers on waterfront plots typically need shoring, dewatering, and deep piling before the basement levels can be built. This stage looks slow from the street, and a long stall here tends to carry straight through to the handover date.
Podium levels rise first, then the tower climbs slab by slab, which is usually when the percentage moves fastest. A regular floor cycle between inspections is the clearest evidence that the structure is on schedule.
Curtain wall, glazing, balconies, and crown details close the building in, often while the upper floors are still being cast. Façade work is the easiest stage to check by eye, so it is a good moment to compare the RERA figure with the building itself.
Apartment fit-out, MEP systems, lifts, and amenity floors run in parallel, and on branded residences the hospitality partner’s standards come into play as well. Progress slows here by nature, so a smaller jump between inspections is not by itself a delay.
Authority inspections, testing and commissioning, and the building completion certificate come before the handover notice is issued. Once that notice arrives, the snagging inspection becomes the buyer’s leverage: defects recorded before key collection are fixed under the developer’s responsibility.
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I am Tohid Fetrat, a Dubai luxury real estate advisor based at The Opus by Omniyat in Business Bay. Every update on this page comes from data I personally verify before publishing.
A Select Group purchase off plan is usually a commitment to one building years before it is finished, so that building’s own construction record is the best evidence available on timing. For an end user that evidence shapes the move-in plan; for an investor it shapes when the first lease or resale can realistically happen.
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Select Group has grown by building inside Dubai’s established waterfront districts, with Dubai Marina and Business Bay at the core and further addresses on Palm Jumeirah and the Dubai Maritime City peninsula. My read is that the developer trades on location and hospitality partnerships rather than sheer volume, so each new building is judged on its own delivery more than on the size of the pipeline.
Branded residences run alongside the developer’s own towers, and the two are worth reading separately: one carries an operator’s service promise into the handover, the other stands on structure and finishes alone. For buyers, that means weighing each project’s inspection data on its own terms rather than as part of a portfolio average.
Select Group construction updates are progress reports on the developer’s Dubai projects that are still being built or have been completed, most of them residential towers. Each entry pairs the official RERA progress figure with its inspection date and expected completion, so momentum can be judged on evidence rather than marketing timelines.
Select Group, established in 2002 and headquartered in Dubai, has developed projects in Dubai Marina, Business Bay, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Maritime City, and Dubai Design District. Most of its residential work sits on waterfront plots in districts that already exist, so the roads, transport, and retail around a new building are usually in place well before handover.
The percentage reflects how much of the planned work was complete on the inspection date, across structure, façade, services, and finishes rather than height alone. A tower can look complete from the street while the figure is still some way short of complete, because interiors, lifts, and testing remain.
Inspection timing differs from project to project and is not published in advance. That is why every figure carries the date it was recorded: the age of a reading matters almost as much as the reading itself.
The expected completion is the quarter registered for the project, not a confirmed handover date. Keys are released only after the building completion certificate and the developer’s handover notice, so the date is best tested against how the progress figure is moving.
Under Dubai’s escrow rules, off plan installments are paid into an account registered for that specific project, and the developer draws on those funds as construction progress is verified. The practical safeguard for a buyer is confirming that every payment goes to the escrow account named for the project and no other account.
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