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Off-planHandover ⁦Q2 2027⁩⁦80 / 20⁩ payment planEscrow protected

Creek Waters

Dubai Creek Harbour, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Price from

⁦AED 1,980,000⁩

Handover⁦Q2 2027⁩
Payment plan⁦80 / 20⁩
Unit types⁦1 – 3⁩ beds
Total units⁦428⁩

About the project

A waterfront tower at Dubai Creek Harbour with a podium pool deck and direct promenade access, looking back across the creek to the Downtown skyline.

Payment plan

⁦20%⁩Down payment

On reservation and contract signing

⁦AED 396,000⁩
⁦60%⁩During construction

Instalments tied to construction milestones

⁦AED 1,188,000⁩
⁦20%⁩On handover

Q2 2027, on keys and title transfer

⁦AED 396,000⁩

Illustrative, based on the starting price. Speak to an adviser for the full schedule.

Unit types & floor plans

Amenities

Swimming Pool
Gym
Concierge
Sea View
Covered Parking
Security
Children's Play Area
Restaurants

Location

Dubai Creek Harbour, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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The developer

EMR

Emaar Properties

Since ⁦1997⁩

One of the region's largest developers, responsible for Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina and Dubai Creek Harbour.

Project overview

Creek Waters is an off-plan development by Emaar Properties in Dubai Creek Harbour, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It offers 3 unit types: 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedrooms and 3 Bedrooms. Unit sizes range from ⁦68 m²⁩ to ⁦175 m²⁩. The development comprises 428 units in total. Amenities include Swimming Pool, Gym, Concierge, Sea View and Covered Parking, among others.

Prices start from ⁦AED 1,980,000⁩. The developer's payment plan is ⁦80 / 20⁩: about 80 percent is paid before handover and 20 percent on or after handover. Handover is scheduled for ⁦Q2 2027⁩. The project is listed as escrow backed, so buyer payments are paid into a dedicated project escrow account rather than to the developer directly. Emaar Properties was established in 1997.

Buying off-plan with Abaad

Off-plan means committing to a home before it is built, so the contract matters as much as the price. Before you reserve at Creek Waters, read the sale and purchase agreement for the handover date and delay terms, confirm which account your payments go into, and check the unit's size and specification as written in the contract. In the UAE, foreign buyers can own freehold property in designated areas, such as Dubai's freehold zones and Abu Dhabi's investment zones, with rules set by each emirate.

An Abaad adviser can talk you through the payment plan and unit options at Creek Waters, compare it with other projects in the UAE, and register your interest with Emaar Properties. Use the register interest form on this page and an adviser replies within one business day.

Frequently asked questions

What is the starting price at Creek Waters?

Prices at Creek Waters start from ⁦AED 1,980,000⁩. Prices are set by the developer and can change as units sell, so confirm the current price list before you reserve.

When is handover at Creek Waters?

The published handover date is ⁦Q2 2027⁩. Construction timelines can move, so check the handover and delay clauses in the sale and purchase agreement.

What is the payment plan at Creek Waters?

Creek Waters is offered on a ⁦80 / 20⁩ payment plan: about 80 percent before handover and 20 percent on or after handover. The milestone schedule is shown in the payment plan section of this page.

Who is the developer of Creek Waters?

Creek Waters is developed by Emaar Properties, established in 1997. The developer sets the price list, payment plan and handover date for the project.

Can foreigners buy at Creek Waters?

In the UAE, foreign buyers can own freehold property in designated areas, such as Dubai's freehold zones and Abu Dhabi's investment zones, with rules set by each emirate. Eligibility depends on where the project sits and on its own terms, so an Abaad adviser can confirm the position for Creek Waters before you pay a deposit.

Are payments at Creek Waters held in escrow?

Yes. The project is listed as escrow backed, so buyer payments are paid into a dedicated project escrow account. Pay only into the account named in your agreement.