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Dubai Creek Harbour
A new waterfront district on Dubai Creek, looking across the water to the Downtown skyline.
Living in Dubai Creek Harbour
Dubai Creek Harbour is a new waterfront district on the creek, next to the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, with views across the water to Downtown Dubai.
Much of the district is still being built, so many homes are sold off-plan on a payment plan, alongside apartment buildings that are already lived in.
Homes
- One- to four-bedroom apartments
- Off-plan homes on payment plans
- Creek, skyline and sanctuary views
Who it suits
- Buyers who want a new home on the water
- Off-plan buyers planning around a payment plan
- Buyers who want a view of the skyline
Getting around
- 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
Ownership
- Freehold, open to buyers of any nationality
- Master developer: Emaar
Off-plan projects in Dubai Creek Harbour
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- Apartments
- 1–3 Bedrooms
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Questions about Dubai Creek Harbour
Can foreigners buy property in Dubai Creek Harbour?
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.
What types of property are there in Dubai Creek Harbour?
One- to four-bedroom apartments; off-plan homes on payment plans; and creek, skyline and sanctuary views.
How do you get around Dubai Creek Harbour by public transport?
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.
Who is Dubai Creek Harbour a good fit for?
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.
Who is the master developer of Dubai Creek Harbour?
Emaar.
What are the costs of buying a home in Dubai Creek Harbour?
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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Before you buy
How to buy a home in Dubai, step by step
From setting your budget to collecting the title deed: every stage of buying a ready home, what you sign and what you pay.
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Every fee on a ready home, an off-plan home and a mortgage, with the government figures checked against the Dubai Land Department.
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