−13% Creek Crescent
2 BR · Apartment · 2 bathrooms
Price history
Listed since 5 October 2026. The price has been cut once — dates and figures from the listing itself.
- 5 October 2026 AED 2 950 000
- 9 October 2026 AED 2 575 000 -13%
About the building
26-storey residential building in Creek Island, completed in 2023. Developer — Emaar Properties.
Specifications for Creek Crescent per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department. They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
Where it is
Dubai Creek Harbour
Emaar’s waterfront city on Dubai Creek: delivered in phases over decades, with the Downtown skyline across the water.
- long-term holds
- waterfront at below-Downtown prices
- Emaar community management
What to check: Much of the masterplan is unbuilt and the anchor attractions are years away. Buy in a completed phase with a protected outlook and price it on what exists — not on the render of what the district will eventually be.
Full district guide →Questions and answers about lot NP4-487164
How much is this 2-bedroom apartment in Creek Crescent?
Lot NP4-487164 is priced at AED 2 575 000, about $701 000. The size is 1 131 sq ft (105 m²), which works out at AED 2 277 per sq ft.
Has the price of this lot been cut?
Yes. The listing history shows the price going from AED 2 950 000 to AED 2 575 000: AED 375 000 less, or 13%. It was cut once. On the market since 5 October 2026.
Is this expensive or cheap for Dubai Creek Harbour?
The database holds 48 lots in Dubai Creek Harbour, starting from AED 1 500 000. The area median is AED 2 586 per sq ft; this lot, at AED 2 277, is 12% below it. 17 lots in the area have a reduced price. The median is taken from listings in our database, not from registered sales.
Dubai Creek Harbour area guide →Is the property ready or still under construction?
According to the listing, the property is ready. The project passport gives 2023 as the completion year.
Can this lot be bought with a mortgage, and what would the payment be?
UAE banks lend on ready homes to both residents and non-residents. For this lot: a resident puts down from 20%, here AED 515 000; a loan of AED 2 060 000 over 25 years at 3.75–4.99% a year comes to roughly AED 10 600–12 000 a month. A non-resident puts down from 40% (AED 1 030 000) and pays about AED 7 900–9 000 a month. The bank approves the rate and the amount.
Run your own numbers in the mortgage calculator →What costs come on top of the price?
The main one is the Dubai Land Department registration fee: 4% of the price, AED 103 000 for this lot. On a ready property the registration trustee fee of AED 4 200 is added. With a mortgage the bank charges for processing and valuation, and the mortgage is registered for a separate fee. I will send the full calculation for this lot on request.
Does buying this lot qualify for a UAE residence visa?
On price, yes: the 10-year Golden Visa is granted for property from AED 2 000 000, and this lot is priced at AED 2 575 000. The threshold is measured by the Dubai Land Department valuation, not the contract, and only freehold qualifies.
Golden Visa and residence visas →What is known about Creek Crescent?
The building has 26 floors. Completion year: 2023. Figures are from the project passport: Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department.
Creek Crescent project page →What does the seller say about the property itself?
From the listing: bathrooms — 2.
How do I view the property and get the exact address?
Lots in the database are anonymised: the unit number, exact address and owner's details are not published. Send the lot code NP4-487164 on WhatsApp or Telegram — I will confirm the lot is still for sale, send the full details and arrange a viewing.
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