Business Growth and Demand for Homes
January 9, 2026
Nakheel's Como Residences is rising on Palm Jumeirah with some of the highest homes on the island. What its delivery could mean for the Palm's skyline and values.
Director of Research
Previously with Knight Frank's Global Research team. Michael brings deep expertise in cross-border capital flows and emerging market real estate dynamics.
Como Residences, developed by Nakheel on Palm Jumeirah, is rising towards completion. Planned as one of the tallest residential buildings on the Palm, it offers apartments and penthouses with views over the island, the sea and the city skyline. Its delivery will add a new landmark to the Palm.
New ultra-prime towers raise the profile of the Palm's apartment market and set new price benchmarks for high-floor homes.
Buyers should consider floor level, orientation, views, service charges and the handover timeline.
Ultra-prime apartments in signature towers can achieve strong resale prices, but the pool of buyers is limited and transactions may take time.
Large, high-floor apartments attract wealthy tenants and holiday visitors. Professional management helps maintain rental value.
In tall residential towers, floor level strongly influences value. Higher floors usually offer wider views, more privacy and less noise, and they command higher prices per square foot. Penthouses at the top are the scarcest units and attract the wealthiest buyers. However, the premium for height varies with what can be seen: a high floor facing an open sea view may be worth far more than one facing another tower. Buyers should consider the direction of views, whether future buildings could block them and how quickly lifts serve upper floors. At resale, units with permanent, unobstructed views tend to sell faster and closer to asking price than similar units with compromised outlooks.
Como Residences is set to become one of the Palm's most recognisable buildings. We help clients assess units within it and compare them with other prime options.