Moor at Dubai Creek Harbour by Emaar Properties

Moor at Dubai Creek Harbour is a residential development by Emaar Properties of 198 one, two and three bedroom apartments in the Creek Beach district of Dubai Creek Harbour, marketed by Emaar as Moor at Creek Beach. Construction is recorded complete on the Dubai Land Department project register, and handover is scheduled for November 2026.

Moor offers apartments only, in three layouts: 1 bedroom apartments of approximately 669 - 755 sq ft (62 - 70 sq m), 2 bedroom apartments of approximately 1,005 - 1,065 sq ft (93 - 99 sq m), and 3 bedroom apartments of approximately 1,572 - 1,618 sq ft (146 - 150 sq m). There are no studios, penthouses, townhouses or villas in the development.

Prices start from AED 1.68M ≈ USD 457K for a 1 bedroom apartment, AED 2.50M ≈ USD 681K for a 2 bedroom apartment, and AED 3.71M ≈ USD 1.01M for a 3 bedroom apartment. The final price of a specific unit depends on its layout, floor and position within its building.

Handover is scheduled for November 2026. Construction is recorded complete on the Dubai Land Department project register under project 2555, a single registration that Moor shares with the neighbouring Canopy buildings, so that reading covers both developments rather than Moor alone. It comes from an inspection dated 4 November 2025, which was 323 days old when this page was prepared in September 2026, so re-verify project 2555 on Dubai REST before relying on it. The inspection record and the milestones since are tracked in the Moor at Dubai Creek Harbour construction updates guide.

At the time of writing, 05 units are available, held in Emaar's own developer inventory rather than offered as resales. At a building this close to handover, the remaining developer stock is released and priced by Emaar unit by unit, and the count falls as each unit sells, which makes availability the most time-sensitive fact about the project.

It depends on the apartment type. The property route to the 10 year UAE Golden Visa requires an investment of at least AED 2M ≈ USD 545K. The 2 bedroom apartments from AED 2.50M ≈ USD 681K and the 3 bedroom apartments from AED 3.71M ≈ USD 1.01M each clear that threshold on their own, while the 1 bedroom apartments from AED 1.68M ≈ USD 457K sit below it and do not qualify alone. The dedicated Moor at Dubai Creek Harbour Golden Visa guide covers the eligibility steps in detail.

Yes. Moor at Dubai Creek Harbour is a freehold development, open to buyers of all nationalities.

Emaar lists a community pool, a kids' pool, barbecue facilities, a fully equipped gym, a multi-purpose room, a town centre and an outdoor play area, with retail outlets and restaurants around the development's inner plaza. Beyond the buildings, Creek Beach with its 700 metres of white sand, the Harbour Promenade and Central Park are all part of the wider Dubai Creek Harbour community.

Yes. The full process, from reservation and SPA signing through to title registration, can be completed remotely, and I manage it end to end with the developer on your behalf. Each stage of the remote purchase is documented in my Dubai real estate guide library.

Buyer payments go into the DLD-registered escrow account attached to the project's registration, and funds are released to the developer only against independently verified construction progress, a framework regulated by the Dubai Land Department. How that account works for Moor, including what it covers once construction is complete, is explained in the Moor at Dubai Creek Harbour escrow account guide.

Yes, in principle. Because construction at Moor is recorded complete and handover is scheduled for November 2026, financing moves from off plan payment plans to standard home finance: completed units qualify for the UAE mortgage products that banks offer to non-residents, subject to each bank's own valuation, income and deposit requirements. The developer's current terms for the remaining units still decide how much has to be paid before handover.

Moor suits a buyer who wants an Emaar apartment in a finished building rather than construction exposure. The case rests on three factors: an entry point from AED 1.68M ≈ USD 457K inside Emaar's Dubai Creek Harbour master community, a compact scale of 198 apartments, and a handover close enough that renting or reselling is a near-term decision rather than a multi-year wait. The trade-off is that there is no early launch discount left to capture, so returns depend on rents and resale values in the Creek Beach district rather than on price growth during construction. Suitability comes down to entry price, holding horizon and exit strategy.