Dubai Creek Harbour

Emaar's waterfront district facing Downtown across the creek, beside the Ras Al Khor wetland. Its own Blue Line station is due in 2029.

Emaar's night render of Dubai Creek Harbour: lit towers on a waterfront peninsula, with a marina, a bridge and the city beyond

Dubai Creek Harbour: new towers by the water

Dubai Creek Harbour is Emaar's master community on the Deira bank of Dubai Creek, facing Downtown across the water. Emaar began it with Dubai Holding and bought out that share in 2022. It suits a buyer who wants a new flat by the water, close to the airport. It doesn't suit a family that needs a school or a finished neighbourhood now.

Creek Harbour is going up in phases, so some streets are finished and others are still sites. The finished parts have a waterfront promenade, shops, restaurants and a small marina. The Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, a 6.4 km² protected wetland with thousands of flamingos, lies alongside.

Most homes are Emaar apartments, bought off-plan from Emaar or on resale from owners. Emaar's Oria, for example, is due in September 2028. The Dubai Media Office estimates Creek Harbour's residents at 40,000, and more towers are still going up. Check what will rise next to your tower, and which way your unit faces.

There is no metro yet. RTA abras run from Creek Harbour to Al Jaddaf, beside Creek station on the Green Line, for AED 2 a stop. The Blue Line's Creek Harbour station, 74 metres tall, is due to open on 9 September 2029.

Getting around
No metro yet. Abras to Al Jaddaf; the Blue Line station is due 9 September 2029.
What you can buy
Emaar apartments, off-plan or resale. Oria is due in September 2028.
Stage of build
Built in phases: finished streets beside active sites and cranes.
Schools and nurseries
Maple Bear and Blossom nurseries on site. No full school here yet.
Two people at the Dubai Creek Harbour sign at sunset, with Burj Khalifa across the water

On the water

The wetland next door

The Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary lies alongside: a Ramsar-listed wetland with thousands of flamingos.

Render of Dubai Creek Harbour's marina: yachts in the basin, a pool deck and mid-rise flats, with the Downtown skyline across the water

Getting around

Abra today, metro in 2029

RTA abras link Creek Harbour with Al Jaddaf. The Blue Line station is due on 9 September 2029.

Palm-lined waterfront promenade at sunset, with Burj Khalifa and the Downtown skyline across the water

Still to come

40,000 residents, more to come

That is the Dubai Media Office's estimate. More towers are still going up, so check what rises next door.

Dubai Creek Harbour

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Don't Blink

Creek Harbour: finished parts and cranes

Emaar's waterfront district on Dubai Creek, with the promenade and marina open, a wetland alongside and a metro due in 2029.

Emaar's night render of Dubai Creek Harbour: lit towers on a waterfront peninsula, with a marina, a bridge and the city beyond

Outdoors

The promenade

A wide waterfront walk runs along the creek, with cafés, lawns and space to cycle or run.

Flamingos next door

Dubai Municipality lists walk-in visits to the wetland's Flamingo and Lagoon hides.

15 minutes to the airport

Dubai International is about 15 minutes by car, which matters if you fly often.

Render of Dubai Creek Harbour's marina: yachts in the basin, a pool deck and mid-rise flats, with the Downtown skyline across the water

Family life

Nurseries, but no school yet

Maple Bear and Blossom operate on site. School-age children travel until a school opens here.

Emaar's render of a curved viewing deck over the creek at sunset, people at the rail and the Downtown skyline beyond

Be prepared

You will live beside a building site

Creek Harbour is going up in phases. Expect cranes, hoardings and noise in the unfinished parts.

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