Confirmed to be developed over the next 10 to 15 years, Emaar’s latest master urban development along Ras Al Khor road had the first homes scheduled for handover in early 2019 and over 5,000 residents thrilled to move into their Creek Marina homes by the end of the same year. A 6 square km waterfront plan, larger than Dubai Downtown, designed to deliver luxury villas, residential towers featuring apartments & serviced apartments and open spaces around schools, a major museum and cutting-edge cultural & entertainment facilities.

Situated on the banks of the historic Dubai Creek, with the ultramodern skyline of Downtown Dubai in the view and neighbouring Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, the mixed-use development comprises of 9 districts of luxury living with a fully integrated transport system and major cultural offerings: The Island District, The Canal District, The Business District, Park North, Central Park, Park South, The Retail District, The Sanctuary District and The Urban Core. Developed using new-age technologies for a sustainable impact, the project will bring you closer to around 450 animal species, all within 10 min drive from Downtown Dubai.

Rising from the harbour’s waters, the Island District is home to 30 to 50-floors glazed towers, enveloping 1 to 4 bedroom apartments and podium villas. The residences will be lined with yacht clubs, pools, a marina and retail spaces.

Considering the sheer scale and amenities planned, it is safe to say the centrepiece of the new downtown district, the desert lily inspired tower, from 1km altitude, shall mirror fairly Emaar’s vision of shaping Dubai lifestyle. Beside several observation decks, restaurants and a boutique hotel, there is talk about the world’s highest mosque. 

The greatest cities in the world include business and economy, culture and history, schooling, and entertainment. They applaud their tradition but look forward to it, keeping pace with the demands of the world. Global cities especially offer people anything they need to live, work, play and develop. Dubai Creek Harbor by Emaar Properties and Dubai Holding embraces all these dimensions and is set to take this amazing city forward.

Dubai Creek Harbor is located on the edge of Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, which for a quarter of a century has sheltered some 450 animal species within 620 hectares. One of the region’s most significant wetlands, it is particularly renowned for its magnificent flamingos who are ambassadors for how nature can prosper close to an urban environment. When Dubai Creek Harbour grows, this sanctuary will remain sacred, with a new visitor center giving new generations a message of sustainable biodiversity.

Dubai Creek Harbor goes to the heart of Dubai’s bold new dream. A combination of creativity and innovation shaping the future of life. Introducing a new signature architecture to enrich this great city further. With magnificent underground parks, world-class homes, shopping, entertainment, services and workplaces, Dubai Creek Harbour truly symbolizes the future of life and reflects the next frontier of contemporary life, work and play.

Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary is located at the mouth of Dubai Creek, one of the few protected urban areas in the world and home to thousands of migratory birds. Dubai Creek Harbour, with all that and more, is a sign of the possibilities. An integrated living visionary who inspires the world with the perfect combination of immersive interactions, creativity and iconic architecture

The architecture melts the barriers between indoor and outdoor living by preserving its environment, incorporating parks and squares with shopping, entertainment, public art, restaurants & cafés. Dubai Creek Harbour allows all forms of communication within its boundaries and into the city further afield. Walkways and bike trails protected by a canopy of leafy foliage, a tramline, city bus routes and even the Dubai Metro crisscross the unparalleled mobility development. Today’s Dubai consists of communities linked by transportation. The city of tomorrow will consist of people-linked districts.

DCH Districts

1. Island District
2. Creekpark District
3. Business District
4. Park North District
5. Urban Core District
6. Park Central District
7. Park South District
8. Retail District
9. Sanctuary District

Emaar Properties introduced new designs for Santiago Calatrava’s landmark tower in Dubai Creek Harbor, for architect and engineer. Monumental design by Calatrava, chosen from six proposals from competing companies. Dubai Creek Tower at Dubai Creek Harbor draws inspiration from the lily design and evokes the image of a minaret, a common feature and distinctive characteristic of Islamic culture.

• The World’s Highest Sky Garden
• The World’s Highest Panoramic Elevators

• One of the strongest concretes used in a high-rise in the Middle East

• The World highest concrete pour

• World record of the most cables used in a single structure (110 Km)

• The total cable strand length wraps around the moon one and a half times

• The total cable weight is equivalent to more than3000 elephants or 1500 double-decker buses

• The total concrete weight is equivalent to more than68000 elephants or 34000 double-decker buses

• The plaza area is equivalent to 27 football pitches

Facts and figures

• 7,300,000 sq.m. Residential
• 900,000 sq.m. Mall Retail
• 300,000 sq.m. Office
• 200,000 Residential Population
• 66,113 m2 Culture Spacet
• 20 Hotels
• 728,911 m2 Services Apartment
• 700,000 sq.m. Parks and Open Space