Address Harbour Point, Dubai Creek Harbour
The Dubai Creek Harbour Marina is seven minutes from Address Harbour Point on foot, and Spinneys is six. Step out of a serviced apartment onto the promenade and you have water and groceries in the same short walk.
Address Harbour Point is a twin-tower development in Dubai Creek Harbour, developed by Emaar through its subsidiary The Lagoons Phase One. It sits at the gateway to the district, directly on the waterfront promenade.
- Developer: Emaar Properties, through The Lagoons Phase One
- Towers: two, of 53 and 65 storeys
- Completed: April 2023
- Mix: serviced apartments and penthouses
- Marina: 7 minutes on foot
- Dubai International: 14.1 km by road, about 18 minutes in free-flowing traffic
Developer
Emaar Properties
Area
Dubai Creek Harbour (Al Khairan First)
Building Type
Serviced apartments (Address Hotels + Resorts)
Unit Types
1, 2 & 3-bedroom apartments
On this page
- The two towers
- What the flats are like
- The view from the balcony
- Getting here from Dubai International
- Metro and abras
- Buses
- The first errand
- Dinner
- A free afternoon
- The building in daily use
- Service charges
- How the district is laid out
- Families and schools
- What the district is not
- A week here
- What the register shows
- What owners get from us
- Sources
- Frequently Asked Questions
The two towers
Serviced apartments and penthouses fill both towers.
Emaar is the developer of the wider district, and Address Harbour Point stands on Creek Island. Address Grand Creek Harbour, a separate hotel tower nearby, is a different building.
What the flats are like
The residences have floor-to-ceiling windows and large balconies. Kitchens are open-plan, and the homes carry smart home technology. The one-bedroom serviced apartments add open-plan living and dining areas and a bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, with a private balcony and hotel-style services.
The two-bedrooms give each bedroom its own ensuite bathroom, with balconies or terraces. Some include a maid's room and a laundry area.
The view from the balcony
The towers face the creek, the Downtown skyline and the Creek Tower site, with quick access to Creek Marina and the parks, and open the balcony door. The water is the first thing you see.
A serviced apartment on the promenade suits you if you want hotel-style comfort with a kitchen. It is a poorer fit for a family that needs a garden.
Getting here from Dubai International
The drive from Dubai International is 14.1 kilometres, about 18 minutes when the road is clear. Real traffic adds to that, and Ras Al Khor Road (E44) and Nad Al Hamar Road (D62) are the main roads in, so a taxi driver will usually know the way.
Metro and abras
The Green Line ends at Creek, after Al Jaddaf and Dubai Healthcare City, and those are the stations residents use today. The district has no station at its door, so the metro means a taxi or an abra first, and then the platform.
Abra CR9 runs from Dubai Festival City to Creek Harbour at weekends, and CR11 runs from Al Jaddaf on weekdays, each at AED 2. A boat ride suits a free afternoon.
Buses
Several bus routes have feeder links to Centrepoint. Bus numbers change, so check the current list before you travel, and remember that a taxi from the door is the simple answer when the weather is hot or you are carrying bags.
The first errand
Spinneys is six minutes away on foot, in Harbour Views Tower 1. Geant Express is in Dubai Creek Residences South Tower 3, and W Mart Supermarket is the third name to know. A bigger shop is a short choice away.
Mediclinic is nine minutes away on foot, the nearest clinic. Mediclinic Creek Harbour is close by, with Life Pharmacy and Bin Sina pharmacies beside it.
Dinner
Three places to eat sit within 500 metres: Batoni, Next Door Kitchen and Le Flamant Rose. Batoni serves Georgian food.
A free afternoon
The Harbour Promenade is a long waterfront walkway for strolls along the creek, lined with public art. Several points along it give a view of the Burj Khalifa, and you will want your camera at each one.
The Viewing Point is a free walkway between the twin towers of Address Grand Creek Harbour, with open views of the Downtown skyline, and since it costs nothing it makes a good first outing with a camera.
The promenade also has walkways and cycle paths beside a marina. If you run or cycle, the path is a reason to ask for a flat that looks onto it.
Creek Beach is a family-friendly retreat with white sand and an infinity pool, and it is a trip from the tower rather than a stroll, so you will want to plan the afternoon around it.
Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary and Dubai Festival City, with its malls and cinemas, are the wider outings.
An apartment with a view of the creek and the Downtown skyline, a promenade outside and abra links to Festival City suits anyone who wants a quiet waterfront base within reach of the city.
The building in daily use
Keeping a pool hygienic is not easy, so a pool delights when clean and irritates when not.
Mayweather Boxing and Fitness is in the district, with tennis courts and The Spa at Address Creek Harbour. Most residential buildings have pools and gyms.
Service charges
The annual service charges cover common areas and security, along with amenities and hotel-style services. A buyer should ask the property management or Emaar for current rates before committing.
How the district is laid out
The district divides into Creek Island and Creek Beach, with the mainland behind them. Creek Island holds Address Harbour Point and Vida Residences, with Creek Residences and Palace Residences beside them.
The Creek Beach district sits between the mainland and the island, joined to them by three bridges, with waterfront promenades and cycling tracks within walking distance. The mainland splits into sub-districts such as North Park and South Park, and a Sanctuary District where flamingos and other wildlife live.
Dubai Creek Harbour works as a modern Dubai Marina, but more spacious and less congested. The marina and promenade carry the dining and entertainment, and the parks carry the play areas and activities for children.
The early evening can get crowded when people return from work, because the district has only two entrances. Book dinner with that in mind.
Afraa Al Kitbi Mosque, Al Awir Mosque and Osama Bin Zaid Mosque are the nearest mosques.
Families and schools
Central Park sits at the core of Dubai Creek Harbour. The layout is traffic-calmed, with beach access and outdoor play spaces, which makes it popular with young families.
The district has no schools of its own yet, so families drive to campuses such as Deira International School and GEMS Founders School Nad Al Hamar. Swiss International Scientific School is the nearest.
Deira International School (British and IB) and Universal American School (American with IB options) are in Dubai Festival City. The City School International in Nadd Al Hamar and Grammar School Dubai in Al Garhoud are British schools. A family on a longer stay plans the school run by car.
What the district is not
Someone who wants a lively street at the door will be happier elsewhere. Someone who wants water and a calm evening will be pleased.
The master plan has nine districts, each with its own mood. Creek Island is the island district at the centre, and Creek Marina is for restaurants and yachts. Central Park and North Park are quieter, as is the Sanctuary district.
A week here
Arrive on a Monday, land at Dubai International and take a taxi to the towers. On Tuesday you walk to the marina, and on Wednesday you stroll the promenade at dusk.
By the weekend the marina and the promenade are routine, and the Viewing Point is an easy Thursday evening. You will have a favourite bench by then.
What the register shows
The register labels this as a sale of a hotel apartment. Read the table as a snapshot of a single deal, not as a price list.
| Unit type | Sales | Dates | Price (AED) | Size (sq m) | AED per sq m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Two-bedroom hotel apartment | 1 | 16 Oct 2026 | 3,435,000 | 102.48 | 33,519 |
What owners get from us
If you own here, we look after the whole stay. Royale Stays handles furnishing and photography. We set the pricing and run check-in. We answer guest messages and handle maintenance. Our management fee is from 15% of booking revenue.
Letting a flat here starts with the Department of Economy and Tourism holiday-home permit in your name, which we file.
Sources
Sources: Property Finder, Engel & Voelkers Dubai, Bayut, dubizzle Property blog, Roads and Transport Authority, betterhomes.
Questions