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Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour Construction Updates
The Closed Build Record of the Tower at Creek Island's Bridge Landing
Creek Crescent read 100% on the DLD register at the 6 January 2025 inspection, closing a build registered in February 2020 at Creek Island's canal-bridge landing.
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Construction Snapshot
Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour at a Glance
Creek Crescent is the single Emaar tower at the northern tip of Creek Island in Dubai Creek Harbour, holding 230 residences: 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments plus townhouses along the promenade. The Dubai Land Department registered it as project 2188 on 1 February 2020 and dates the construction start to that same day, so register and build share one starting point; the figures below anchor a record that closed at 100% on 6 January 2025 and now reads Finished. Because the promenade townhouses sit inside the same registration as the tower, this one record speaks for both kinds of home.
2188
Finished
1 February 2020
230 residences
22,587.29 sq m
31 March 2023
Figures from Dubai Land Department registration records, updated after each recorded inspection. How every project on this site is tracked is explained once on the Dubai Construction Updates hub.
Inspection Record
Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour Construction Update Timeline
Two dated register readings make up the published record of this build: 83.58% at the 16 August 2024 inspection and 100% at the 6 January 2025 inspection, 143 days apart. The August date is taken from the register's own list of inspection dates, and no interim figure between the February 2020 start and that first reading is published here. On the track below, one dot marks each of those two readings, and the table links the January 2025 update, the only monthly page this building has.
| Inspection Month | Construction Progress | Inspection Date | Full Update |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 2025 | 100% | 6 January 2025 | View the January 2025 update |
Reading the dates: the DLD register gives project 2188 a registered completion date of 31 March 2023. The same register now reads Finished, and the 100% reading was entered at the 6 January 2025 inspection, 647 days after that registered date. Both dates are shown as the register holds them: the registered date is the one set in the project record, and the reading is the day the inspection logged the build as complete.
Pace Analysis
How Fast Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour Has Been Built
Two dated readings and one registered start date are all this record holds, so the pace figures below are plain arithmetic on a build that has already closed, historical rather than a forecast:
- 16 Aug 2024 to 6 Jan 2025: finishing and completion, 83.58% to 100% over 143 daysAbout 3.4 points per 30-day month
- 1 Feb 2020 to 6 Jan 2025: whole build, registered start to 100% over 1,801 days (about 59 months)About 1.7 points per month on average
Set side by side, the two figures show the closing 143 days running at roughly twice the whole-build average: the last 16.42 points, from 83.58% in August 2024 to 100% in January 2025, came faster than the record's mean pace of about 1.7 points a month. What the record cannot show is the shape of the four and a half years before August 2024, because no interim reading from that window is published, so any claim about when the 22 storeys or the podium reached completion would be guesswork. For an end user, the practical reading is that the build question is settled and what remains is the condition of one specific apartment or townhouse; for an investor, it is a closed delivery record for a 230-residence Emaar tower, worth confirming on Dubai REST because the latest entry was 667 days old on 4 November 2026.
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About Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour
The 100% reading of 6 January 2025 only means something next to what it describes. The project guide covers the finished homes this record ends with:
Creek Crescent at Creek Island: A Tower With Promenade Townhouses
Creek Crescent, Emaar's completed tower on Creek Island, holds 230 residences across 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and townhouses.
View the Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour Project GuideConsidering a Ready Purchase?
The project page lists Limited Units Available at the time of writing, and what is on offer moves between resale listings and any remaining Emaar stock. If this completed record is what brought you here, ask me what is available now before the shortlist narrows.
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Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour Build Stages, Mapped to the Inspections
Each stage below is pinned to the register dates that bracket it, so the five steps read as Creek Crescent's own record, from the 1 February 2020 start to the 100% reading of 6 January 2025, rather than a generic build sequence.
Registration and Construction Start
Project 2188 entered the Dubai Land Department register on 1 February 2020, and the register dates the construction start at the Creek Island tip to the same day.
Main Construction Window
The longest and least documented stage: no interim reading is published, the registered completion date of 31 March 2023 falls inside it, and it ends at the first dated figure.
First Dated Reading
The earliest date in the register's inspection list puts Creek Crescent at 83.58% on 16 August 2024, leaving 16.42 points to the top of the scale.
Finishing and Close-Out
Those 16.42 points were closed in 143 days, about 3.4 points per 30-day month, as the remaining works across the tower, podium and promenade townhouses were completed.
Completion Recorded, Status Ready
The 6 January 2025 inspection recorded 100%; the RERA report found the project completed with final finishing and cleaning works still under way, and the register now reads Finished.
What each construction stage involves in general is covered once in the guides on the Dubai Construction Updates hub, so this page stays focused on Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour's own record.
Buyer Position
Tracking Your Position at Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour
This page is one of four project resources that together cover a Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour purchase from payment protection to residency to handover. You are on the construction record; the siblings sit one click away:
Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour Construction Updates
This page: Creek Crescent's register record, from the February 2020 start to 100% in January 2025.
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 the Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour 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 the Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour 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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Between 100% and Handover: What Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour Buyers Should Do Now
The build question closed with the 6 January 2025 reading, so what separates a buyer from a Creek Crescent home now is unit-level checking rather than construction. A ready purchase can move quickly from an agreed price to the DLD transfer, so the three steps below come before you sign, not after.
First, have the specific apartment or townhouse inspected independently before you accept it; the Creek Crescent snagging page explains what gets checked in a finished tower and when to arrange it.
Second, settle the payment route before any money moves: resale funds go through the DLD transfer process, while a remaining Emaar unit is paid into the project escrow account, as set out on the Creek Crescent escrow account page.
Third, if residency matters to you, test the unit's price against the AED 2M ≈ USD 545K line on the Creek Crescent Golden Visa page, since on a ready purchase eligibility turns on the value registered at transfer.
Send me your unit number on WhatsApp and I will tell you what the latest inspection means for your handover and map the sequence for your specific unit.
The Wider Picture
Explore Dubai Creek Harbour Structure
A finished tower still sits inside a moving market. These three pages put the Creek Crescent record in the context of the homes around it, its community and the developer behind it:
Dubai Creek Harbour Properties for Sale
Explore Emaar apartments, townhouses, villas and penthouses in Dubai Creek Harbour, comparing property prices, payment plans and handover dates.
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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.
Explore the Dubai Creek Harbour Community
Emaar Properties: Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai and Twenty Master Communities
Emaar, founded in 1997, built Burj Khalifa and Downtown Dubai and has delivered over 85,000 homes across twenty master communities.
View the Emaar Properties Developer ProfileConstruction tracking for other Dubai projects is indexed on the Dubai Construction Updates hub.
FAQs
Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour Construction Updates Frequently Asked Questions
They are two official labels for the same closed build. The Dubai Land Department register lists project 2188, Creek Crescent, with the status Finished, and the RERA report of the 6 January 2025 inspection gives its progress status as Completed, at the same visit where the register reading reached 100%. Together they mean construction of the 230-residence tower is over; they say nothing about the condition of any individual apartment or townhouse, and the register was last read for this page on 4 November 2026.
Two dated DLD register readings: 83.58% at the inspection of 16 August 2024 and 100% at the inspection of 6 January 2025, a rise of 16.42 points over 143 days. The August date comes from the register's own list of inspection dates, and no earlier interim reading is published. The January visit is documented in the Creek Crescent January 2025 construction update.
The DLD register carries a registered completion date of 31 March 2023 for project 2188, and the 100% reading was entered at the inspection of 6 January 2025, 647 days after that date. The register now reads Finished. Both dates are reported here exactly as the register holds them, side by side, as the inspection timeline shows.
As one project: number 2188, registered on 1 February 2020 under the name Creek Crescent, with 230 units that cover both the tower apartments and the townhouses along the promenade. The RERA report of 6 January 2025 describes the building as two basements, ground, 22 storeys and roof. The register also shows an area figure without saying what it measures, so this page does not quote it as a built-up area.
On average, about 1.7 percentage points per month: 100 points over the 1,801 days, about 59 months, between the registered start on 1 February 2020 and the 100% reading of 6 January 2025. The closing stretch, from 83.58% on 16 August 2024, ran at about 3.4 points per 30-day month. Both figures are arithmetic on a completed build, not forecasts, and the pace analysis sets them out.
Because 100% is the top of the scale: after the reading of 6 January 2025 there is no further construction progress to record, and when the register was read on 4 November 2026 that inspection was still the latest entry for project 2188, 667 days after it was made. January 2025 is therefore the only monthly update for the building, and this page would add any newer register entry if one appeared.
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