What is in the Dubai Creek Harbour masterplan?
Dubai Creek Harbour is planned around a few distinct districts: the island where it all started, Creek Beach, two newer tower clusters along the planned Blue Line metro, a pair of towers on the sanctuary shore, and Dubai Square, the retail heart still under construction. Tap a number on the map to see what is where.

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Creek Island
Read moreThe original district: an island linked to the mainland by three bridges, with the first towers, the marina and the Creek Tower plot.
- First handover:
- March 2019
- Home type:
- Apartments, penthouses
- Status:
- Mostly ready
Creek Beach
Read moreLow- and mid-rise buildings around a 700 m urban beach on the Creek, with its own future metro stop.
- Handovers:
- 2023–2025
- Beach:
- 700 m
- Status:
- Ready
Green Gate
Read moreFive off-plan towers east of the metro cluster (Silva, Albero, Altan, Lyvia, Montiva), scheduled for July to September 2029.
- Handovers:
- Jul–Sep 2029 (scheduled)
- Homes:
- About 2,340 (DLD)
- Status:
- Off-plan
Creek Haven and Creek Bay
Read moreFour off-plan towers on the Creek shore south of the island, next to the Ras Al Khor sanctuary, scheduled for 2030.
- Handovers:
- Mar–Apr 2030 (scheduled)
- Homes:
- About 1,350 (DLD)
- Status:
- Off-plan
Creek Marina
The waterfront edge of Creek Island: a yacht club, hotels, restaurants and the main promenade.
Dubai Square
The future core: a 2.6 million sq m retail, hospitality and office district that Emaar began building in December 2025, targeting completion in about three years. Valia, Emaar's newest launch, sits beside it (DLD: August 2030).