Dubai Creek Harbour is Dubai’s “Downtown 2.0″—a futuristic, pedestrian-first district where ultra-modern high-rises meet a massive natural wildlife sanctuary. Dubai Creek Harbour is a cutting-edge, waterfront “city of the future” developed by Emaar. Located along the historic Dubai Creek, it is designed as a sustainable and pedestrian-friendly district that blends luxury high-rise living with nature. The community is famous for its stunning views of the Downtown skyline and its proximity to the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary. It offers a sophisticated urban lifestyle defined by expansive promenades, futuristic architecture, and a focus on wellness and technology.Waterfront & Leisure The community is centered around the Creek Marina, which features a 6km promenade lined with palm trees, interactive art installations (like the famous “Joy” tree), and a 700-meter Creek Beach with white sands and infinity pools. Residents and visitors often use the Viewing Point, a 70-meter architectural walkway that projects over the water, offering unobstructed sunset views of the Burj Khalifa and Downtown skyline. Nature & Parks The area is uniquely positioned next to the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, where you can view thousands of pink flamingos and other migratory birds from free viewing hides. Within the development itself, Central Park offers massive green lawns, a dog park, an amphitheater for community events, and the “Oceanic” themed kids’ play village featuring giant sea-monster sculptures. Dining & Social Life The promenade is a culinary hub with a mix of casual and upscale spots, including Mondoux for European fare, Soulgreen for plant-based healthy eating, and Argentina Grill for waterfront steaks. Many residents head to the Vida Creek Harbour or Address Grand Creek Harbour hotels for rooftop mocktails and sunset dining at spots like Luma Pool Lounge or The Courtyard. Activities & Sports For active residents, there are multi-purpose sports courts for basketball and tennis, as well as outdoor gym stations and 24/7 fitness centers within the residential towers. You can also take a traditional Abra boat ride for just AED 2 to cross over to Dubai Festival City for more shopping or explore the mangroves via sunrise kayaking tours. Upcoming Mega-Projects The district is awaiting the completion of Dubai Square, which is set to be a massive tech-driven retail destination including a huge “Chinatown” district. Additionally, the Metro Blue Line is currently under development to connect the Harbour directly to the rest of the city’s rail network. Prime Location & Connectivity Positioned perfectly between “Old” and “New” Dubai, the Harbour is a 10–12 minute drive from both Downtown Dubai and Dubai International Airport. The upcoming Metro Blue Line extension will further revolutionise its connectivity, providing a direct rail link to the rest of the city by 2029. Investment & Market Value As of 2026, 1-bedroom apartments typically range from AED 1.5M to 2.1M, with average prices reaching approximately AED 2,300–2,600 per sq.ft. This marks a massive surge from 5–10 years ago (circa 2016–2021) when the project was in its infancy and prices were as low as AED 1,000–1,200 per sq.ft., reflecting the district’s transition into a world-class destination.