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Wednesday 27 September 2017

Explore - Deira Islands


By early October 2007, 20% of the initial palm island's reclamation was complete, with a total of 200 million cubic meters (7 billion cubic feet) of sand already used. Then in early April 2008, Nakheel announced that more than a quarter of the total area of the Palm Deira had been reclaimed.[1] This amounted to 300 million cubic meters (10.6 billion cubic feet) of sand. Since the planned island was so large, it was being developed in several phases. The first one was the creation of Deira Island. This portion of the Palm sits alongside the Deira Cornice between the entrance to Dubai Creek and Al Hamriya Port. By early April 2008, 80% of Deira Island Front's reclamation was complete.

A new redesign was quietly introduced in November 2008, further reducing the size of the project. Since 2008 the project was on-hold.
In October 2013 the developer Nakheel announced to remodel the project and rename it to 'Deira Island'. Deira Island will have about 1,400 retail units plus a hotel and an amphitheater.



Nakheel has awarded more than AED7.5 billion worth of contracts at Deira Islands, with more on the way. The waterfront city, which is expected to have a population of 250,000 and to create 80,000 jobs, will add 40km of coastline, including 21km of beach, to Dubai.
Along with this Nakheel has  evaluating 10 proposals for the construction of its new, 800-room Riu beachfront resort on Deira Islands, with the lowest bid at AED363 million (US $98.8 million).
The all-inclusive beachfront resort – a joint venture between Nakheel and Spanish hospitality group Riu Hotels & Resorts – is set for delivery in 2020, with a construction contract to be awarded by the end of 2017.
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