Creek Crescent at Dubai Creek Harbour by Emaar Properties

Creek Crescent is a completed residential building by Emaar Properties on Creek Island in Dubai Creek Harbour. It pairs a 22-storey tower of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with 3 bedroom townhouses along the waterfront promenade, all set over a four-storey podium of resident-only amenities, with 230 residences in total. The handover status is Ready.

Creek Crescent sits at the northern tip of Creek Island in Dubai Creek Harbour, where a panoramic pedestrian bridge crosses the canal onto the island, and it fronts the Creek Island waterfront promenade. The developer's own materials give about 10 minutes by car to Burj Khalifa, 15 minutes to Dubai International Airport, 40 minutes to Al Maktoum International Airport and 5 minutes to the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary.

1 Bedroom Apartments measure 664 to 684 sq ft (62 to 64 sq m), 2 Bedroom Apartments 1,057 to 1,420 sq ft (98 to 132 sq m), 3 Bedroom Apartments 1,577 to 2,166 sq ft (147 to 201 sq m) and 3 Bedroom Townhouses 2,107 to 2,160 sq ft (196 to 201 sq m). The townhouses line the promenade, set slightly above the walkway behind stepped landscaped terraces.

Prices start from AED 1.63M ≈ USD 444K for a 1 Bedroom Apartment. 2 Bedroom Apartments start from AED 2.60M ≈ USD 708K, 3 Bedroom Apartments from AED 3.70M ≈ USD 1.01M, and 3 Bedroom Townhouses are listed at AED 6.75M ≈ USD 1.84M. In a completed building the final price of a specific unit depends on its floor, outlook and condition.

Yes. Creek Crescent is a completed building and its handover status is Ready, so a buyer acquires a finished home rather than an off-plan unit. The Dubai Land Department record of the build, from registration to completion, is set out in the Creek Crescent construction updates guide.

Residents share a four-storey, resident-only amenities podium with swimming pools, a well-appointed gym, outdoor children's play areas, BBQ pits and landscaped lawn areas, right beside the Creek Island waterfront promenade. Central Park and Creek Marina are a short distance away.

It depends on the unit type. At their listed prices the 2 Bedroom Apartments, 3 Bedroom Apartments and 3 Bedroom Townhouses are above the AED 2M ≈ USD 545K property investment threshold for the 10 year UAE Golden Visa, while a 1 Bedroom Apartment from AED 1.63M does not qualify on its own. The figure that counts is the property value registered on the title deed. The dedicated Creek Crescent Golden Visa guide covers the eligibility steps in detail.

Yes, Creek Crescent is a freehold property, open to all nationalities.

No. The original launch plan of 10% on booking, seven further instalments of 10% and 20% on completion belonged to the off-plan phase, and every stage of it has passed now that the building is complete. A purchase today is a ready purchase: paid in cash or with a mortgage and transferred at a Dubai Land Department trustee office, with government registration and transfer costs on top of the price, or made on Emaar's current terms for any remaining stock. Completed units qualify for standard UAE mortgage products, including those available to non-residents, subject to each lender's criteria.

Yes. The full process, from reservation and the sale agreement to payment, transfer and registration, can be completed remotely, and I manage it end to end on your behalf, with the seller on a resale or with Emaar on remaining stock. Each stage of a remote purchase is documented in my Dubai real estate guide library.

Creek Crescent was sold off-plan through a DLD-registered project escrow account held with Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, with funds released to the developer against construction progress, a framework regulated by the Dubai Land Department. For a purchase now, payments for any remaining developer stock should still go to the project escrow account (confirm the account with Emaar before paying), while resale funds move through the DLD transfer process. The details are in the Creek Crescent escrow account guide.

Creek Crescent was developed by Emaar Properties, the developer behind Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Mall, and one of a series of Emaar residential buildings across Dubai Creek Harbour. The Emaar developer profile covers its wider portfolio.