Palma Development begins second phase of $1.36bn Serenia District in Dubai

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Palma Development has officially launched the second phase of its $1.36 billion Serenia District project in Dubai’s Jumeirah Islands, marking a significant step in the expansion of this master-planned community. The new phase will introduce two residential towers, East Residence 2 and East Residence 3, which aim to meet the growing demand for premium apartments in the area.

The second phase will feature East Residence 2, a 25-storey tower offering 2-, 3-, and 4-bedroom apartments ranging from 1,316 to 5,364 square feet. East Residence 3, a 23-storey building, will provide 1- and 2-bedroom units with sizes between 875 and 1,605 square feet. This development is particularly noteworthy as it addresses a supply gap for high-end residential options in a community that has long been regarded as one of Dubai’s most desirable locations.

Palma Development’s CEO, Kareem Derbas, emphasized the importance of this project, stating, “Jumeirah Islands has long been an established, highly sought-after community, but premium apartment options here have remained exceptionally limited.” He noted that the Serenia District aims to fill this gap by combining a prime location with architectural excellence and lifestyle amenities.

The first phase of the Serenia District, known as West Residence, has already seen the completion of foundation works, with Khansaheb Civil Engineering appointed as the main contractor for the structural construction. The overall master plan encompasses six residential towers connected by a comprehensive lifestyle offering, which includes a dedicated four-storey clubhouse and six wellness zones.

Designed by the Japanese architectural firm Nikken Sekkei, with Godwin Austen Johnson (GAJ) serving as the design architect, the Serenia District spans over 600,000 square feet of land and will feature a total built-up area of 3.5 million square feet. The Serenia Signature Clubhouse will provide residents with fitness facilities, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, sports courts, and family recreational areas, enhancing the community’s appeal.

As construction progresses, Palma Development is focused on ensuring that the Serenia District not only meets the immediate housing needs but also supports long-term value for homeowners through its strategic design and location. With site operations and piling activities already underway for the second phase, the project is poised to contribute significantly to Dubai’s real estate landscape.

For further details on the project, refer to ME Construction News.

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