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Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour Construction Update - October 2024
DLD Register Records Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour at 100% Construction Progress on 4 October 2024
Building works substantially completed, BCC and DCD issued, DEWA meters installed: the 4 October 2024 register reading puts Lotus at 100 percent across four Creek Beach buildings.
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Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour Construction Snapshot
A 5.44 point rise from the previous register reading of 94.56% took Lotus to 100% on 4 October 2024, closing out the handover band: from this reading on, the open questions concern certificates, completion payments and the condition of individual apartments rather than construction pace.
Creek Beach - Lotus
2377
Finished
100%
4 October 2024
05 March 2022
270 units
336,531.98 sq m
30 September 2025
Data source: the DLD project register reading dated 4 October 2024 and the Independent Progress Monitoring Report of the same date, which records Progress Status Completed. The register gives no date for the previous reading of 94.56%. At the 23 September 2026 build of this page the 4 October 2024 reading is 719 days old, and it is the latest reading the supplied register record shows. The hero image is a project rendering, not site photography. Construction tracking against RERA inspection data runs across the full tohidfetrat.com project portfolio and is reviewed after every published cycle. Last updated: September 2026.
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This Inspection Cycle
Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour Construction Progress Summary
The October 2024 cycle is the one in which Lotus stopped being a construction site on paper: the register stepped from 94.56% to 100%, and the inspection notes describe a project handing over rather than building. Because the earlier figure carries no date, this report records the size of the step, 5.44 points, and draws no pace or monthly rate from it.
- Building 1 (G+M+6) and Building 2 (G+M+11)
- Building 3 (G+M+10) and Building 4 (G+M+7)
- All building construction activities substantially completed, per the IPMR
- BCC and DCD issued by the relevant authority, per the IPMR
- Construction progress of 100% in the DLD register on 4 October 2024
- IPMR Progress Status: Completed
- All DEWA meters installed across the site
- Register status now reads Finished for all 270 units
- Handover status: Ready
- Unit by unit acceptance, each apartment inspected on its own merits
- Transfer and title registration at the Dubai Land Department
Payment Linked Progress
What 100% Progress Means for Lotus Buyers
Lotus launched on a 70/30 plan that tied its last 30% to 100% construction completion, so the October 2024 reading was the trigger point for launch buyers and is the baseline behind every ready apartment sold since. Four checks follow from it.
Confirm the project record
Match project 2377 and its Finished status against the official DLD project record, a lookup of about two minutes, before any money moves. Launch payments ran through the DLD regulated escrow account for the project, and the Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour escrow account guide explains what that history means for a ready purchase.
Reread your SPA completion clauses
Check how your sale and purchase agreement tied the final 30% and the handover notice to completion, and set those clauses against the 4 October 2024 reading. Not sure how your instalments map to this reading? Send me your SPA schedule and I will map it against the certified milestones.
Inspect your specific apartment
A 100% reading describes the four buildings, not the condition of any single unit inside them. The Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour snagging inspection guide covers how an independent inspection documents one apartment before you accept it.
Recheck the register
This reading was 719 days old when the page was built in September 2026. The Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour construction updates hub holds the wider completion record, and the DLD register stays the source to recheck.
General framework, not legal advice: completion instalments, notice periods, and fee obligations are defined by each buyer's SPA and by the DLD record, and both should be read at source.
Buying at 100%?
At Lotus, entry timing no longer trades against construction risk: the four buildings are finished, and the decision now sits between specific ready apartments, their floors and their outlooks. Launch payments went to the DLD-registered escrow account for project 2377, released against certified construction progress, a sequence that reached 100% on 4 October 2024.
- Status Finished in the DLD register, BCC and DCD issued per the October 2024 IPMR
- Handover status Ready: no construction wait before living in or letting the apartment
- Settled around transfer, in full or with a mortgage on the completed unit
- Delivery risk carried from groundbreaking onward
- A multi-year wait before keys, occupancy, or rental income
- Instalments spread across the build at launch pricing
Limited units available per the Lotus project page as of this update; availability shifts over time and is confirmed unit by unit.
About the Development
Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour Project Details

Recorded at 100% on 4 October 2024 and now listed as Finished, Lotus holds 270 units of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments across four mid-rise buildings that close around one inner plaza in Creek Beach. Starting prices: AED 1.70M ≈ USD 463K.
Buying at this stage gives up launch pricing and a long instalment runway in return for a finished apartment you can walk through before committing, with handover status Ready.
Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour Project GuideSite Context at Completion
Explore Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour Location on Dubai Map
Lotus stands on plot 169 in Al Khairan First, the register location for this corner of Creek Beach, with Rosewater and Grove as its neighbours on the masterplan map. Its four buildings face inward onto a shared plaza on a single site, which is why the October 2024 inspection reads as one finish across the cluster: the IPMR notes all building construction activities substantially completed and all DEWA meters installed.
Around it, Dubai Creek Harbour is Emaar's eight square kilometre waterfront masterplan, with Burj Khalifa about 10 minutes by car, Dubai International Airport about 15 and Creek Marina Yacht Club about 5, and the 700 metre Creek Beach inside the same district. After a 100% reading, that setting is what an owner-occupier or tenant is paying for, because a finished apartment can be lived in or let straight away. See the project’s position on the interactive Dubai real estate map.

Buyer Resources for This Project
Investing in Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour After Construction Completion
With construction complete, what remains to check is residency eligibility, the escrow history, and the condition of each apartment. Each resource below is matched to where Lotus stands after the October 2024 reading.

Lotus October 2024 Construction Update
This page: the October 2024 DLD register reading of 100% for Lotus, dated and explained.

Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour Golden Visa: 270 Creek Beach Units
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Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour Escrow: Dubai Islamic Bank's Creek Record
Dubai Islamic Bank held escrow for Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour, DLD project 2377: 270 units, 100% certified October 2024.
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Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour Snagging From G+M+6 to G+M+11
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Other Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour Construction Updates
October 2024 is the only dated Lotus reading in the register, and the construction updates hub places it in the wider completion record of the four buildings.
Where This Update Fits
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Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour Construction Progress in October 2024: Frequently Asked Questions
The DLD project register records Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour, project 2377, at 100% construction progress on 4 October 2024, up 5.44 points from a previous register reading of 94.56% that carries no date. The Independent Progress Monitoring Report of the same date sets the Progress Status to Completed and notes that all building construction activities were substantially completed.
Yes. The Independent Progress Monitoring Report dated 4 October 2024 states that the DCD and BCC had been issued by the relevant authority and that all DEWA meters were installed. The BCC is the building completion certificate, and together with the DCD it is one of the sign-offs a new Dubai building normally needs before occupation. The report gives neither an issue date nor the name of the issuing body, so exact dates have to come from the certificates themselves.
The 4 October 2024 reading is 719 days old, about twenty-three and a half months, at the 23 September 2026 build of this page, and it is the latest reading in the register record supplied for this update, with the project status now shown as Finished. Register entries can be revised, so project 2377 should be checked against the official DLD record before any decision rests on this figure. The wider completion record is kept on the Lotus at Dubai Creek Harbour construction updates hub.
The October 2024 Independent Progress Monitoring Report covers all four Lotus buildings: Building 1 at G+M+6, Building 2 at G+M+11, Building 3 at G+M+10 and Building 4 at G+M+7, where G is the ground floor and M a mezzanine level above it. Its completion notes apply to the project as a whole rather than building by building, and the DLD register counts 270 units across the four.
Lotus launched on a 70/30 plan in which the final 30% fell due on 100% construction completion, so the 4 October 2024 reading is the register milestone that last instalment was tied to. The exact due date for each launch buyer was set by the individual sale and purchase agreement and the developer's own notices, not by the register reading alone. A buyer of a ready Lotus apartment today does not follow that schedule and settles the agreed price around transfer instead.
The DLD register records construction as started on 5 March 2022, and the 100% reading came on 4 October 2024: 944 days, or about two years and seven months, from recorded start to full recorded progress. The only other figure in the register is the undated 94.56%, so the pace of work between those two dates cannot be reconstructed from the record.
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