Mangrove at Dubai Creek Harbour by Emaar Properties

Mangrove is a residential project by Emaar Properties at Creek Beach in Dubai Creek Harbour, made up of 135 one, two and three bedroom apartments in two buildings configured G+M+7 and G+M+8, set around a central plaza beside a park. The project is Ready.

Mangrove sits at the heart of Creek Beach, next to a park with direct access to the new park and steps from Vida Creek Beach. Burj Khalifa and Downtown Dubai are around 10 minutes away by car and Dubai International Airport around 15 minutes, with The Viewing Point, Vida Creek Harbour and Address Grand Creek Harbour close by.

Mangrove offers 1 bedroom apartments of approx. 615 to 756 sq ft (57 to 70 sq m), 2 bedroom apartments of approx. 987 to 1,059 sq ft (92 to 98 sq m) and 3 bedroom apartments of approx. 1,489 to 1,701 sq ft (138 to 158 sq m). The project has no townhouses, penthouses or 4 bedroom units.

Prices start from AED 1.70M (approx. USD 463K) for a 1 bedroom apartment, AED 2.60M (approx. USD 708K) for a 2 bedroom apartment and AED 4.11M (approx. USD 1.12M) for a 3 bedroom apartment. The final price of any unit depends on its layout, floor and outlook.

There are currently 04 units available at Mangrove, out of 135 residential units in total. Because the project is complete, availability changes unit by unit as individual apartments are sold rather than in developer release phases, and each available unit is priced on its own layout, floor and view.

Ready means construction at Mangrove is complete. The Dubai Land Department inspection record for the project logs all construction activities as completed, a Building Completion Certificate (BCC) from DDA dated 23 Oct 2025, and water and electricity meters connected. For a buyer, the focus shifts from build risk to the condition of the specific apartment, which is why an inspection before acceptance matters. The full dated record is in the Mangrove construction updates guide.

No. The launch payment plan of record split payments 80% during construction and 20% on construction completion across eight payments (10%, 10%, 10%, 10%, 10%, 15%, 15% and 20%), and every scheduled date in it has now passed. A purchase at Mangrove today is settled on the terms of the specific sale, whether the unit is held by the developer or offered as a resale.

On top of the purchase price, buyers pay the 4% DLD registration fee to the Dubai Land Department when the sale is registered. On the launch plan it sat alongside the booking payment, shown as 10% + 4% DLD. The fee is paid to the land department, not to the developer, so it should be budgeted separately from the apartment price.

It depends on the tier. The 10-year UAE Golden Visa through property requires an investment of at least AED 2M ≈ USD 545K. At the starting prices, the 2 bedroom (AED 2.60M) and 3 bedroom (AED 4.11M) apartments clear that threshold, while the 1 bedroom, starting at AED 1.70M, sits below it on price. The Mangrove Golden Visa guide covers eligibility and the application steps.

Yes, Mangrove at Dubai Creek Harbour is a freehold property, open to all nationalities.

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

Off plan payments for Mangrove were made into the project's DLD-registered escrow account with Dubai Islamic Bank (PJSC) and released to the developer only against verified construction progress, a framework regulated by the Dubai Land Department. With the project now complete, the Mangrove escrow account guide explains how that account served buyers over the build and what it means at completion and title transfer.