Palace Residences Hillside B — off-plan in Dubai Hills Estate

• Developer — Emaar Properties (high) ^[1]
• Collection name on Emaar — Palace Residences Hillside at Dubai Hills Estate (high) ^[1]
• Building this page owns — Palace Residences Hillside B (high) ^[2]
• Master community — Dubai Hills Estate (high) ^{[1] [2]}
• Product mix — 1 / 2 / 3 bedroom apartments plus 3 bedroom townhouses (high) ^{[1] [2]}
• Emaar starting price — AED 1.71 million; inventory line also shows AED 1,719,888 (high) ^[1]
• Property Finder start chip (B) — about AED 1.7M (med) ^[2]
• Area-from on Emaar card — 680 sqft (high) ^[1]
• Layout sizes on B card — 1BR 675–770; 2BR 1,061–1,190; 3BR apt 1,882–2,110; townhouse 2,622 sqft (med) ^[2]
• Completion field (B only) — 31 October 2029 / Q4 2029 (med) ^[2]
• Programme stamps (B) — booking 3 Feb 2026; construction start 4 Feb 2026 (med) ^[2]
• Ownership marketed — freehold (med) ^[2]
• Instalment sketch on portal — 10 / 70 / 20 (med — sale contract binds) ^[2]
• Buildings counted on B card — 1 (med) ^[2]
• Sibling product — Palace Residences Hillside A (separate card) (high) ^[2]

High and med rows are shortlist tools. Money and dates freeze only when the sale contract prints them.

Hillside B is one building inside the wider Palace Residences Hillside collection — Palace hospitality branding, resort amenity copy, and Dubai Hills green framing. ^[1] Property Finder gives B its own project page under that cluster: one building, apartments and townhouses. ^[2]

Both Emaar and the B card market 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments plus 3 bedroom townhouses. ^{[1] [2]} How many homes sit in B alone is not locked across sources. Emaar’s capture showed 20 units available on the collection card — remaining stock language, not a verified B total. ^[1]

Before any unit quote: Emaar prints Starting Price AED 1.71 Mn and an inventory figure of AED 1,719,888; Property Finder’s B launch chip sits near AED 1.7M. ^{[1] [2]} Floor plans and the SPA settle the real number.

Published B sizes: about 675–770 sqft (1-bed), 1,061–1,190 (2-bed), 1,882–2,110 (3-bed apartments), and 2,622 sqft for the listed townhouse type. ^[2] Emaar’s collection “area from” stamp is 680 sqft. ^[1] Match saleable area on the drawings you are given.

Pool, gym, padel and kids-play language is marketing until the approved list for this building is in your pack. ^{[1] [2]}

For contrast inside the same master community, open our research on Rosehill and Park Gate 2 — different unit types and price bands from this Palace Hillside building. Keep older Palace Residences at Dubai Hills Estate and Palace-branded Creek or beach homes out of this folder.

On our capture, Emaar’s Palace Residences Hillside page does not show a Building B completion quarter or a milestone table. ^[1]

Public timing for B therefore comes from Property Finder: October 2029 / Q4 2029, expected completion 31 October 2029, sale start 3 February 2026, construction start 4 February 2026. ^[2] Some brokers talking about the wider collection or Hillside A use mid-2029 dates — do not drag those onto B without checking.

Property Finder sketches 10% at sales launch / 70% during construction / 20% on handover. ^[2] Rebuild cash-flow only from the milestones printed on your sale contract.

Built by Emaar inside Dubai Hills Estate. Marketing places Hillside in the green masterplan; golf fairways, Dubai Hills Park and the mall sit in the estate story — they are not a promise of a specific view or walk time from every unit. ^{[1] [2]}

Propsearch seats Building B under Dubai Hills Estate / MBR City, notes the Palace Hotels & Resorts hospitality brand link, a first public trace around December 2025, and a DLD-submitted project value near AED 305 million. That figure is a project estimate, not the price of any apartment. ^[3]

Keep Hillside A and Hillside B as two shortlists. Walk both if useful, decide which building you want, then read the booking form and sale contract carefully so the printed product is that building — not a loose “Palace Residences Dubai Hills” phrase that could mean an earlier release.

1. Confusing A with B — two cards, possibly two calendars; paperwork must name the building you chose. ^[2]
2. Treating October 2029 as fixed — that date is on the portal; Emaar’s collection page is quiet on B completion. ^{[1] [2]}
3. Assuming AED 1.71M is your unit — collection open only; the SPA quote is what you pay. ^[1]
4. Relying on 10/70/20 without a contract — portal sketch until milestones are printed. ^[2]
5. Thinking every “Palace Residences” label means Hillside B — earlier DHE Palace stock and other Palace towers exist. ^[1]
6. Trusting layout bands as final net area — useful for shortlisting; your plan attachment is binding. ^[2]
7. Believing amenity chips equal handover amenities — confirm the written list for this building. ^[1]

No rental-yield promises. No “limited units” sales pressure on this page.

1. Be sure the product is Hillside B — not Hillside A and not an older Palace Residences release at Dubai Hills. Read the booking form and sale contract so Palace Residences Hillside B (or the exact legal title), unit number and bedroom count already appear. Buyers check Emaar’s fixed forms; they do not rewrite them.
2. Ask for the official saleable-area drawing and check every room, balcony and townhouse terrace against it. ^[2]
3. Before money moves, confirm this project’s registration and escrow through Dubai Land Department public tools.
4. Build your cash plan only from SPA milestone dates. Put the portal 10/70/20 sketch aside once the contract is in hand. ^[2]
5. Place the quoted unit price beside Emaar’s AED 1.71M open and any dated inventory list you hold. ^[1]
6. Request written completion language and set it next to the public October / Q4 2029 field for Building B. ^[2]
7. Ask the selling agent, in writing, whether the unit is still primary Emaar inventory, an assignment, or a secondary resale. ^[2]
8. Step-by-step fees and SPA checks live on our buyer diligence guide for Dubai off-plan.