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Emaar Properties · Dubai Creek Harbour
AED 1,916,888From

A waterfront district on Dubai Creek beside the Ras Al Khor sanctuary, with the Downtown skyline across the water and a Blue Line station on the way.
Dubai Creek Harbour sits on the creek beside the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary. From the promenade, you look straight across the water to Burj Khalifa and the Downtown skyline.
Buyers here choose between apartment buildings that are already lived in around Creek Marina and off-plan towers sold on payment plans. Homes run from one to four bedrooms, and the view is either the creek, the skyline or the sanctuary.
For tenants, the district is quieter than Downtown and the promenade, Creek Beach and the marina are on your doorstep. The nearest Metro today is Creek on the Green Line; the Blue Line will add a station inside the district when it opens in September 2029.
For owners, the Blue Line is the thing to watch. A station on the doorstep changes who will buy, so an apartment close to the station site will draw more interest than one at the far end of the promenade.
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Emaar Properties · Dubai Creek Harbour
AED 1,916,888From
Tenants are couples and small families who want a new apartment on the water and are happy to drive until the Blue Line opens.
Buyers of resale here compare your apartment with the developer's off-plan releases next door, so a ready home with a skyline view is your strongest card.
Yes. Dubai Creek Harbour is a freehold area, so buyers of any nationality can own homes there outright, and they do not need to live in the UAE to buy.
One- to four-bedroom apartments; off-plan homes on payment plans; and Creek, skyline and sanctuary views.
No Metro station yet. The Blue Line is due to open in September 2029 with a Dubai Creek Harbour station. Nearest station today: Creek, on the Green Line.
Buyers who want a new home on the water, off-plan buyers planning around a payment plan and buyers who want a view of the skyline.
Emaar.
Creek Marina, Creek Beach, the Dubai Creek Harbour promenade and Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary.
Tenants are couples and small families who want a new apartment on the water and are happy to drive until the Blue Line opens.
Buyers of resale here compare your apartment with the developer's off-plan releases next door, so a ready home with a skyline view is your strongest card.
Downtown Dubai and Mohammed Bin Rashid City.
The same fees apply across Dubai. A ready home carries the 4% DLD transfer fee, AED 520 in title deed fees, the registration trustee fee and usually a 2% agency fee plus VAT; an off-plan home carries 4% Oqood registration plus AED 20. The buying costs calculator works it out for any price.
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