Property developer Nakheel has released new renderings and visuals after announcing a redevelopment plan for the Jebel Ali Village in October.
The new plans see a gated, hillside collection of luxury villas with swimming pools, parks and sports facilities.
In a statement, Nakheel announced that the first phase of four and five bedroom villas will go on sale from November 7.
Meanwhile, the Jebel Ali Recreation Club, the community’s existing dining, fitness and leisure destination, will remain operational during the redevelopment, with further enhancements planned as part of the overall master plan.
Earlier, Nakheel had affirmed that the redevelopment plans were "to preserve and enhance its longevity for many more generations to come".
Current tenants of the community had been "offered support services to make their relocation as smooth as possible".


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