Al Hallawi

Al Hallawi, a ten-storey freehold residential tower in the Shoreline Apartments of Palm Jumeirah developed by Nakheel and completed in 2007, offers elegant 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments and 4-bedroom penthouses with generous layouts and private balconies, and delivers a luxurious coastal lifestyle with amenities such as a fully-equipped gym, swimming pool, steam room and jacuzzi, private beach access, exclusive clubhouses, children’s play area, covered parking, high-speed elevators, 24/7 security with CCTV, and proximity to shopping, dining, transport, and key attractions like Nakheel Mall and Atlantis The Palm—all complemented by sweeping views of the Arabian Gulf and Palm Fronds

Type

Tower

Area

Palm Jumeirah

Community

Palm Jumeirah

Typical rent

AED 120k–1.5M+/yr

Listed amenities

10

Photos

6

Coordinates

Mapped

On Lived since

Aug 2025

Is Al Hallawi a good place to rent in Palm Jumeirah?

Apartments on the Palm run AED 120,000–350,000/year in 2026. Villas are AED 300,000–1,500,000+. The address premium is real — so is the car dependency. Read Lived reviews before committing. For unit-by-unit experience at Al Hallawi specifically, read verified tenant reviews on Lived once tenants start sharing reports.

How much does it cost to rent at Al Hallawi in Palm Jumeirah?

Apartments run AED 120,000–350,000/year depending on size and view. Villas on the fronds start around AED 300,000/year for smaller plots and go above AED 1,500,000 for signature villas. The monorail covers the trunk; frond living requires a car.

Is commuting from Palm Jumeirah practical?

Car-dependent, yes. The Palm Monorail connects to the Gateway Mall and Atlantis but not to the Metro. Rush hour traffic on the Palm itself can add 20–40 minutes to any journey. Most Palm residents work in Media City, JLT, or DIFC to keep commutes manageable.

Al Hallawi: Are Palm Jumeirah villas good value?

Per square metre, frond villas offer substantially more space than comparable-cost apartments elsewhere in Dubai. You gain a garden, pool access, and privacy. You lose walkability entirely and spend significantly more on utilities. Read Lived tenant reviews to get an honest picture.