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Creek Crescent Construction Update - January 2025
January 2025 Inspection Records Creek Crescent at 100% on the DLD Register in Dubai Creek Harbour
At the 6 January 2025 inspection the DLD register recorded Creek Crescent complete at 100%, with final finishing and cleaning works still noted on site.
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DLD Register Inspection Data
Creek Crescent Construction Snapshot
A 16.42 point rise since 16 August 2024 took Creek Crescent from 83.58% to 100% on the DLD register, closing the build and turning every later buyer question toward the finished homes themselves.
Creek Crescent
2188
Finished
100%
6 January 2025
1 February 2020
230 residences
22,587.29 sq m
31 March 2023
Data source: the Dubai Land Department project register for project 2188 (Dubai REST), inspection of 6 January 2025, read with the RERA Independent Progress Monitoring Report from the same visit. That report prints no percentage, so 100% and 83.58% are DLD register readings; the 16 August 2024 date of the earlier reading is taken from the register's list of inspection dates. Construction tracking against RERA inspection data runs across the full tohidfetrat.com project portfolio and is reviewed after every published cycle. By 4 November 2026 this reading is 667 days old, about one year and ten months, so check project 2188 on Dubai REST again before relying on it. The image at the top of this page is a project rendering, not a photograph of the site. Last updated: January 2025, the inspection this page records.
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This Inspection Cycle
Creek Crescent Construction Progress Summary
Between the 16 August 2024 and 6 January 2025 inspections, the register reading for Creek Crescent moved from 83.58% to 100% over 143 days, about 3.4 points per 30 days as plain arithmetic on a build that has since closed. The RERA report from the January visit classed the progress status as Completed, so this cycle is the record of the tower crossing its finish line rather than a step toward it.
- Two basements, ground, 22 storeys and roof, per the RERA report
- Concrete structure and blockwork with internal and external finishes
- Podium pool deck with the creek beyond, photographed by RERA on 6 January 2025
- Tower entrance canopy and street-level landscaping, photographed on the same visit
- Final finishing and cleaning works, recorded as under way on 6 January 2025
- No other open works listed: the report found the project completed
- Register status for project 2188 now reads Finished
- Handover status Ready for the 230-residence building
- Unit-by-unit condition checks before any purchase is accepted
Payment Linked Progress
What 100% Progress Means for Creek Crescent Buyers
Off plan buyers at Creek Crescent paid into a schedule tied to construction milestones, so the 100% reading of 6 January 2025 marked the end of that phase. For anyone buying now the questions are verification, payment route, condition and title, and four actions matter most.
Verify the register and escrow record
Search project 2188 on Dubai REST to confirm the Finished status and the 6 January 2025 entry; the lookup takes about two minutes against the official DLD project record. Money for any remaining Emaar unit belongs only in the DLD regulated escrow account, set out in Creek Crescent escrow account verification.
Reread your sale agreement terms
The original 80/20 launch schedule has run its course, so on a resale the sale agreement and the DLD transfer decide when money moves, and on remaining stock Emaar's current terms do. Not sure how your payment terms map to this record? Send me your SPA schedule and I will map it against the recorded milestones.
Book an independent snagging inspection
With the building complete and its handover status Ready, the inspection window for any Creek Crescent apartment or townhouse sits before you accept it, on resale and developer stock alike. Creek Crescent snagging inspection guide covers what to check and when to book.
Recheck the record for changes
No further inspection cycles are expected after a 100% entry, yet register fields can be amended, so a final lookup before you commit is worth the minute. Creek Crescent construction updates holds the full dated history of the build.
General framework, not legal advice: payment terms, transfer steps, and fee obligations are set by your individual sale agreement or SPA and the DLD record, and both should be read directly.
Buying at 100%?
A purchase at this point swaps instalment runway for certainty: the building is finished, the handover status is Ready, and what is left to decide is which specific unit. Money for remaining Emaar stock should still be paid into the DLD-registered escrow account for project 2188, confirmed with Emaar before any transfer, whereas resale money passes through the DLD transfer process.
- Completed building: 100% on the DLD register at the 6 January 2025 inspection
- A finished home you can inspect in person before you commit
- Resale or current Emaar terms in place of the original 80/20 launch plan
- Construction risk carried from registration to completion
- A multi-year wait between booking and the keys
- Longer instalment runway, paid against construction milestones
Limited Units Available on the Creek Crescent project page at the time of writing; availability shifts between cycles and between resale listings.
About the Development
Creek Crescent Project Details
Recorded at 100% on the DLD register in January 2025, Creek Crescent is a single Emaar tower of 22 storeys over a four-storey residents' podium, holding 230 residences: 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments plus townhouses on the promenade. Starting prices: AED 1.63M ≈ USD 444K.
Entering after completion swaps the old instalment runway for a finished, inspectable home: the original 80/20 launch plan has run its course, terms today are resale or Emaar's current terms, and the handover status is Ready.
Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour Project GuideSite Context This Cycle
Explore Creek Crescent Location on Dubai Map
Creek Crescent occupies the northern tip of Creek Island, the landing point of the panoramic canal bridge, with its townhouses lining the waterfront promenade and the tower and podium arranged to keep the creek in view. That frontage is what the RERA photographs of 6 January 2025 show: a finished podium pool deck with the creek beyond and a landscaped entrance at street level, with only finishing and cleaning still to do at the time.
Around the tower, the island plan puts Central Park and Creek Marina within easy reach, three bridges tie Dubai Creek Harbour to the rest of the city, and the brochure and fact sheet put Burj Khalifa about 10 minutes away by car and Dubai International Airport about 15 minutes. For a buyer reading this record now, that means judging a completed home against its daily surroundings rather than a construction timeline. See the project's position on the interactive Dubai real estate map. See the project’s position on the interactive Dubai real estate map.
Buyer Resources for This Project
Investing in Creek Crescent After Construction Completion
Once a building reads 100%, the useful questions move from progress to residency, payment protection and unit condition. Each resource below is matched to where Creek Crescent stands after completion.
Creek Crescent Construction Updates
This page: the 6 January 2025 DLD register reading that recorded Creek Crescent complete at 100%.
Creek Crescent Golden Visa: Where the Line Falls Between Layouts
Creek Crescent by Emaar Properties qualifies at 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and townhouses; 1 bedroom apartments stay below AED 2M.
Read Creek Crescent Golden Visa Guide
Creek Crescent Escrow Account: The Account That Carried the Build
Creek Crescent, DLD project 2188 with 230 units, escrowed payments at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank and read 100% in January 2025.
Verify Creek Crescent Escrow Account
Creek Crescent Snagging: Creek-Facing Balconies and Promenade Townhouse Terraces
Creek Crescent is Emaar Properties' 22-storey tower in Dubai Creek Harbour; the inspection covers glazing, balconies, townhouse terraces and building services.
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Other Creek Crescent Construction Updates
This January 2025 record is the only monthly update published for Creek Crescent; the full register history, including the 83.58% reading of 16 August 2024, sits on the construction updates page.
Where This Update Fits
Explore Creek Crescent Structure
This January 2025 record is one node in the wider picture: the Dubai Creek Harbour market the finished homes now trade in, the community around Creek Island, and the developer that delivered the tower.
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Dubai Creek Harbour: Emaar's Waterfront City With a Marina and Urban Beach
Dubai Creek Harbour is Emaar's waterfront city between Downtown Dubai and the Creek, planned for 48,500 homes with skyline views.
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Emaar, founded in 1997, built Burj Khalifa and Downtown Dubai and has delivered over 85,000 homes across twenty master communities.
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Creek Crescent Construction Progress in January 2025: Frequently Asked Questions
The inspection of 6 January 2025 is entered in the Dubai Land Department register for project 2188, Creek Crescent, at 100%, up from 83.58% at the previous inspection on 16 August 2024. The RERA Independent Progress Monitoring Report from the same visit gives the progress status as Completed but prints no percentage of its own, so both figures are DLD register readings. The date of the 83.58% reading comes from the register's own list of inspection dates.
The register reading rose 16.42 points, from 83.58% on 16 August 2024 to 100% on 6 January 2025, across 143 days. As simple arithmetic that is about 3.4 points per 30 days, but it describes a build that has since closed, so it is a historical rate and not a forecast of anything still to come. The earlier part of the record is set out on the Creek Crescent construction updates page.
The report of 6 January 2025 records that the inspector found the project completed, with final finishing and cleaning works still under way at the time of the visit. It describes the building as two basements, ground, 22 storeys and roof, with a concrete structure, blockwork and internal and external finishes. Its photographs show an empty finished apartment room opening through full-height glazed doors to a balcony, the podium pool deck with the creek and skyline beyond, the tower and podium from street level, and the full tower elevation above a landscaped entrance canopy; they belong to the official record and are not reproduced on this page.
The 100% figure is the top of the scale, and when the register was read in November 2026 it showed project 2188 as Finished, with 6 January 2025 as its latest inspection. Register entries can still be amended by the authorities, and by 4 November 2026 this reading was 667 days old, so the record should be looked up again on Dubai REST before it is relied on for a purchase decision.
It shows that construction risk has ended: the building reached 100% on the register in January 2025 and its handover status is Ready. It says nothing about the present condition of any individual apartment or townhouse, about title, or about the price of a specific unit, and the original 80/20 launch payment plan no longer applies, because resale terms or Emaar's current terms for remaining stock govern a purchase today. Unit condition is the subject of the Creek Crescent snagging inspection guide.
Three checks follow from it. First, confirm on Dubai REST that project 2188 still reads Finished and that no newer inspection has been added. Second, confirm the payment route: money for remaining Emaar stock goes to the project's DLD-registered escrow account, whereas resale money is handled through the DLD transfer process, as the Creek Crescent escrow account guide explains. Third, have the specific unit independently inspected before accepting it.
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