
Creek Haven
Calm waterfront living shaped around modern comfort
- Starting from
- AED 3.17M
- Homes
- 2 – 3 bed
- Sizes
- 1,192 – 1,871 sq ft
- Handover
- March 2030

Calm waterfront living shaped around modern comfort
Creek Haven by Emaar is a waterfront apartment development in Dubai Creek Harbour, offering two- and three-bedroom homes starting from AED 3,169,888, with handover planned for 2030. Generous layouts, clean architectural lines and a soft interior palette create calm, welcoming spaces filled with natural light. Delivered unfurnished, each residence features quality finishes and thoughtfully designed kitchens, giving owners the freedom to personalise their home.
Residents will have access to adult and children’s pools, indoor and outdoor fitness spaces, a padel court, yoga and relaxation areas, children’s play zones and landscaped gardens. The wider community combines waterfront promenades, open spaces and contemporary architecture with family-friendly leisure options. Nearby Creek Beach adds 700 metres of white sand, waterfront scenery and sunset views, while the neighbourhood maintains convenient connections to Dubai’s key destinations.
What is being released.
What the development provides.
- Swimming Pool
- Fitness Centre
- Wellness & Spa
- Kids Play Areas
- Water Features
How the purchase is staged.
10/70/20 plan. Indicative terms; the final schedule follows the developer SPA.
At a glance.
- Developer
- Emaar
- Community
- Dubai Creek Harbour
- Emirate
- Dubai
- Sales status
- On Sale
- Launched
- February 2026
- Handover
- March 2030
- Property types
- Apartments
- Unit sizes
- 1,192 – 1,871 sq ft
- Starting price
- AED 3.17M
Where it sits.
Emaar
Before we recommend a unit in Creek Haven, we check Emaar's delivery record on comparable projects, the escrow arrangements and the current release pricing against resale evidence in Dubai Creek Harbour. Ask an advisor for that summary.
Mortgage calculator.
- Loan amount
- AED 2,536,000
- Total repayable
- AED 4,228,773
Indicative only. Rates and loan-to-value limits depend on the lender, your residency and the property. Off-plan purchases are usually paid on the developer plan until handover.


