Creek Crescent

Creek Crescent is a modern waterfront residential development by Emaar Properties, located on Creek Island within Dubai Creek Harbour. The project features a 22-storey tower complemented by elegant townhouses along a vibrant waterfront promenade. It offers one- to three-bedroom apartments and three-bedroom townhouses, all designed to provide stunning views of the Dubai Creek and city skyline. The development includes a four-storey podium with resort-style amenities such as an infinity pool, fully equipped gym, landscaped gardens, children’s play areas, and dedicated leisure spaces. With its premium location, residents enjoy easy access to Creek Marina, Harbour Promenade, and key Dubai destinations via major roads and bridges. Combining luxury, scenic waterfront living, and Emaar’s signature quality, Creek Crescent offers a serene yet connected lifestyle ideal for families, professionals, and investors seeking upscale urban living.

Type

Tower

Area

Dubai Creek Harbour

Community

Dubai Creek Harbour

Typical rent

AED 60k–200k/yr

Listed amenities

10

Photos

6

Coordinates

Mapped

On Lived since

Aug 2025

Is Creek Crescent a good place to rent in Dubai Creek Harbour?

1-bedroom apartments in Dubai Creek Harbour run AED 80,000–140,000/year in 2026. Studios from AED 60,000. The community is newer, quieter, and still building out its retail and F&B. Most residents drive — the waterfront promenade and Vida dining strip are the main walkable anchors. For unit-by-unit experience at Creek Crescent specifically, read verified tenant reviews on Lived once tenants start sharing reports.

How much does it cost to rent at Creek Crescent in Dubai Creek Harbour?

Studios from AED 60,000/year, 1-bedrooms AED 80,000–140,000, 2-bedrooms AED 130,000–220,000. Premium Creek Tower-view units and high floors command a significant premium. Rents have risen fast as the community filled out — check Lived for current tenant-reported figures.

Is Creek Crescent in Dubai Creek Harbour Dubai Creek Harbour long-term renting?

For tenants who value new-build quality, quieter surroundings, and Creek and Downtown views, yes. The community is still maturing — some retail and dining is still opening — but residents report a genuine sense of community developing faster than expected. Read Lived reviews for the specific tower you are considering.

Creek Crescent: How is the commute from Dubai Creek Harbour?

Currently car-dependent. Ras Al Khor Road and Al Khail Road provide access to Business Bay, DIFC, and Downtown in 15–25 minutes by car. A Metro connection is planned as part of the broader Expo and Route 2020 extensions. Residents heading to the Marina or JLT face a 30–40 minute drive.