Como Residences by Nakheel

Como Residences is an ultra-luxury residential tower by Nakheel in Palm Jumeirah, Dubai. Nakheel's current pages describe 76 storeys, over 300 metres in height, and 76 residences. Its earlier releases give one or two homes per floor.

Nakheel places Como Residences in the heart of Palm Jumeirah. It gives Al Ittihad Park and Golden Mile Galleria as 2 minutes away, the Palm Monorail as 3 minutes and Nakheel Mall as 5 minutes.

Nakheel is the developer. Nakheel describes itself as a member of Dubai Holding Real Estate.

Nakheel's current pages give 76 residences. A September 2024 Nakheel release gave 81, so confirm the current count with Nakheel.

Nakheel lists two- to seven-bedroom apartments, including a duplex penthouse. Select sky terrace apartments have private pools.

According to listing data, two-bedroom homes start from about 4,469 sq ft. Press reports give 21,949 sq ft for the penthouse sold for AED 500M. Nakheel publishes no size table, so confirm the size of the unit you are offered.

Nakheel publishes no prices. According to listing data, two bedrooms launched from AED 21M and that stock is marked sold out. In November 2026, listing data showed three-bedroom resale asks from about AED 27.8M and four-bedroom asks from about AED 53.8M, with one lower listing at AED 44.1M, and one seven-bedroom penthouse advertised at AED 155M. Prices vary by unit, so confirm current availability.

According to listing data, the most repeated launch plan is 20% on booking, 60% during construction and 20% on handover, though some listings differ. Nakheel publishes no plan, and a resale may work differently, so confirm the terms for your unit.

Nakheel stated Q2 2028 in September 2024. Its current page gives no date, and some listings show different dates, so confirm the date in your Sales and Purchase Agreement.

Nakheel reported 23.02% overall progress on its internal inspection of 14 September 2026, and 20.88% RERA progress on 6 July 2026.

Nakheel lists an elevated private sandy beach, rooftop infinity pool, 360° viewing deck, 25 m lap pool, padel and squash courts, gymnasium, spa and wellness centre, residents' lounge, private café lounge, business centre and children's play areas.

Purchases of at least AED 2 million can support a UAE 10-year Golden Visa application, subject to DLD conditions. Press reports say off-plan can qualify once registered through Oqood, but official wording differs, so confirm with DLD before relying on it.

Yes. Foreign buyers can buy in Dubai's designated freehold areas, which include Palm Jumeirah. Confirm the ownership terms for the unit on the title deed or Oqood record.

The buyer pays the 4% DLD fee, usually settled through the developer who registers the sale through Oqood. Trustee and admin fees also apply, and an agency fee is commonly charged where an agent is used, so confirm each amount before signing.