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Off Plan

ORLA Dorchester Collectionby Omniyat at Palm Jumeirah

Starting Price AED 24M

About The Project

ORLA Dorchester Collection at Palm Jumeirah

ORLA Dorchester Collection by OMNIYAT sits right at the apex of Palm Jumeirah’s crescent, on a rare beachfront plot that feels both open to the sea and quietly protected from the noise of the city. It is designed as a true resort residence rather than a typical luxury apartment building, with a focus on space, privacy, and the kind of service-led living that still feels effortless years after handover. The Dorchester Collection name matters here because it signals consistency, the experience is intended to be curated, not improvised, from arrivals to daily comfort.

Architecturally, ORLA is shaped by Foster + Partners, with a low rise, sculpted profile that prioritises terraces, natural light and uninterrupted horizons. The setting is the key feature, 270 degree views that sweep from Dubai’s skyline to open Gulf water, which is exactly why the crescent position tends to be valued differently from the Palm’s trunk. This is a project that leans into “less but better”, fewer homes, larger footprints, and a design language that is calm rather than showy.

In terms of residences, ORLA is widely positioned as a limited collection of two to four bedroom homes, with simplex and duplex layouts, complemented by a small number of statement Sky Palaces and a signature mansion. That mix is important because it keeps the building’s feel consistent, these are not compact units aiming for volume, they are large format homes designed for end users who want privacy, and for investors who understand scarcity on beachfront Palm addresses.

ORLA Dorchester Collection 2 to 4 bedroom apartments for sale in Palm Jumeirah

The key buyer stats are straightforward. Starting pricing is often marketed from around AED 24M, paired with a 50/50 payment structure, and handover targeted for Q4 2026. Sizes are also positioned at the very top end, with unit areas referenced from roughly 2,799 sq ft up to ultra rare, much larger configurations that extend into “private residence” territory. The scale is part of the appeal, because on the Palm, the long term premium tends to sit with homes that feel genuinely residential, not just expensive.

Why ORLA matters, beyond the branding, is the combination of three things that rarely align in one launch: a landmark Palm crescent site, a globally recognised service operator, and an architectural approach that values calm space and indoor outdoor living over headline gimmicks. That tends to age well in the prime market. If you are buying for lifestyle, it reads like a private resort home with the city within reach. If you are buying for value preservation, it leans on limited supply, position, and the reputational weight of both OMNIYAT and Dorchester Collection to support demand over time. 

The Crescent – interior and lifestyle

2 - 4

Bedroom Types

50/50

Payment Plan

2026

Handover

2,799 - 55,000 sqft

Unit Sizes

Gallery

Visual Tour

Amenities

World-Class Living

Swimming Pool

Swimming Pool

Gym or Health Club

Gym or Health Club

Restaurants

Restaurants

Retail Outlets

Retail Outlets

Prime Position

Location & Connectivity

Key Distances

  • 30 Minutes to Burj KhalifaBurj Khalifa
    30 Minutes
  • 35 Minutes to Dubai International AirportDubai International Airport
    35 Minutes
  • 20 Minutes to Dubai MarinaDubai Marina
    20 Minutes
  • 30 Minutes to Burj KhalifaBurj Khalifa
    30 Minutes

About Community

Palm Jumeirah

Palm Jumeirah remains Dubai’s most globally recognisable waterfront neighbourhood, but the Crescent is where the island’s lifestyle changes pace. It feels more resort-led, more private, and more focused on coastline rather than retail footfall. Instead of busy promenades and constant traffic movement, the Crescent is shaped around beachfront addresses, open water views and a quieter rhythm that suits larger homes and second residences particularly well.

The “edge of the Palm” positioning is also practical in its own way. You still have straightforward access back across the island to dining, beach clubs and everyday essentials, but your immediate surroundings tend to be less interrupted. That is why ultra prime projects on the Crescent often attract buyers who want Palm Jumeirah, but do not want the feeling of being in the middle of everything all day.

From an investment perspective, the Crescent tends to benefit from a clear demand profile. Tenants and end users who pay a premium here are typically paying for a very specific combination: beachfront setting, strong privacy, and prestige that is easy to understand internationally. These are not features that new districts can replicate quickly, because beachfront land on an established icon is naturally limited.

It also helps that Palm Jumeirah functions as a complete lifestyle district. The island has its own ecosystem of hospitality, leisure and wellness, which keeps it relevant year-round rather than seasonal. For residents, that means your daily life can stay on the island when you want it to, with the option to “dip into the city” rather than always commuting into it. For owners who travel, it is an address that remains easy to use, easy to let, and easy to position in the market because the location story is instantly understood.

About Palm Jumeirah

Flexible Payments

Payment Plan

5%

BOOKING

45%

CONSTRUCTION

50%

HANDOVER

Common Questions

FAQ

The Developer

Omniyat

Omniyat is a Dubai based luxury real estate developer founded in 2005 by Mahdi Amjad, who continues to lead the business as Founder and Executive Chairman. The company has built its reputation at the upper end of Dubai's property market, concentrating on architecturally distinctive residences, mixed use landmarks and hospitality led destinations rather than high volume residential communities.

Its early work established a strong design identity through projects such as The Opus in Business Bay, created with Zaha Hadid Architects. The building combined offices, residences and hospitality within a sculptural structure and became one of the clearest examples of OMNIYAT's preference for working with internationally recognised architects and designers.

The company later moved further into ultra luxury residential property through One at Palm Jumeirah, completed in 2021. That scheme also marked the beginning of one of OMNIYAT's most important long term relationships, with Dorchester Collection providing residential management and services. The partnership subsequently expanded across several of the company's most prominent addresses.

In 2024, OMNIYAT introduced a broader corporate structure under OMNIYAT Group. The group now acts as an umbrella for multiple real estate brands and platforms, including OMNIYAT at the ultra luxury end of the market and BEYOND for a wider luxury segment. These businesses should not be treated as interchangeable. OMNIYAT remains the group's flagship ultra luxury development brand, while BEYOND operates with its own identity and project pipeline.

Dubai remains the company's primary market. Its activity is concentrated in a small number of prime locations, particularly Palm Jumeirah, Business Bay and Marasi Bay. Rather than spreading launches across many communities, OMNIYAT tends to build depth within selected destinations. This is particularly clear at Marasi Bay, where residential, hospitality, commercial and marina elements are being combined into a larger waterfront ecosystem.

The company's strategy also differs from a conventional master developer. OMNIYAT does not generally create large suburban communities with thousands of homes, schools and road networks. Its focus is on individual landmark buildings and highly curated destinations where architecture, service, location and scarcity form the main proposition.

This approach has positioned OMNIYAT properties for sale within a narrow segment of Dubai real estate, particularly among buyers considering large format residences, waterfront homes and branded residences in Dubai.

OMNIYAT Projects in Dubai

Palm Jumeirah remains central to the company's residential identity. One at Palm Jumeirah established the completed track record, while AVA at Palm Jumeirah, ORLA, ORLA Infinity and The Alba represent successive stages of the company's expansion on the island.

AVA at Palm Jumeirah is a limited collection of large residences and a single Sky Palace managed by Dorchester Collection. By August 2026, construction works and specialist trades were substantially complete and the project had entered final commissioning, placing it close to handover rather than at an early off plan stage.

ORLA, Dorchester Collection, Dubai is another major Palm Jumeirah scheme. Designed by Foster + Partners, the development contains a limited collection of residences, penthouses, a Sky Palace and a mansion at the apex of the crescent. Construction remained active in August 2026, with façade, mechanical and interior works continuing and building completion certification targeted for early 2027. Dorchester Collection manages the residential services, while OMNIYAT remains the developer.

ORLA Infinity extends the same waterfront concept through an even smaller collection of duplex residences with private pools. The building topped out in 2026 and continued through fit out and façade works during the year.

The Alba Residences, Dorchester Collection represents the next major chapter on Palm Jumeirah. Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects and managed by Dorchester Collection, the project combines residences, resort residences and a hotel within a beachfront wellness led destination. Main construction is under way, with completion scheduled for 2028. The Alba is therefore one of the clearest current examples of OMNIYAT off plan projects aimed at the ultra luxury market.

At Marasi Bay, OMNIYAT has created another concentrated cluster. The Lana and The Lana Residences are already completed, establishing Dorchester Collection's first hotel in the region alongside 39 serviced residences. VELA, Dorchester Collection and VELA Viento are now extending this waterfront district with additional large format homes designed by Foster + Partners and managed by Dorchester Collection.

VELA remains under construction for delivery in 2027, while VELA Viento is progressing through structural and fit out works on a similar timeline. Both are positioned around the marina and connected to the wider Marasi Bay destination rather than functioning as isolated towers.

OMNIYAT has also expanded into premium commercial real estate. ENARA at Marasi Bay, LUMENA and LUMENA ALTA in Business Bay demonstrate that the company's current strategy now includes high specification office space alongside residential and hospitality assets.

Taken together, OMNIYAT's completed and current projects show a consistent direction: limited supply, prominent architecture, prime waterfront locations and long term hospitality partnerships. For clients comparing ultra luxury off plan projects in Dubai, the company occupies a distinct position built around design, service and scarcity rather than development volume.

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