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.

Emaar's aerial rendering of the Dubai Creek Harbour masterplan: Creek Island in the Creek, Creek Beach behind it, tower clusters along the Blue Line route and the Dubai Square spine

Swipe the map sideways, or tap a name below to find it.

Emaar rendering, with the planned Blue Line drawn in. Glass outlines are planned buildings, not built ones. Positions from Emaar's interactive masterplan, October 2026.
  1. Creek Island

    The 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
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  2. Creek Beach

    Low- 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
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  3. Green Gate

    Five 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
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  4. Creek Haven and Creek Bay

    Four 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
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  5. Creek Marina

    The waterfront edge of Creek Island: a yacht club, hotels, restaurants and the main promenade.

  6. 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).