Creek Harbour

Setting rent in Dubai is relatively straightforward when a property is vacant: the owner proposes a price and negotiates with prospective tenants. The process becomes more regulated when an existing tenancy reaches renewal. The Dubai Rental Index helps determine whether an owner can increase an existing tenant’s rent and, if so, the maximum percentage permitted. It considers registered rental data,...

Dubai buyers can choose between newly launched properties purchased from developers and resale properties acquired from existing owners. Both can be good investments, but they involve different costs, risks and timelines. New property may provide contemporary design, modern amenities, staged payment plans and lower immediate maintenance. Resale property offers physical inspection, transaction evidence,...

Dubai Creek Harbour and Downtown Dubai offer two distinct property investment propositions. Downtown Dubai is an established global destination with Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, Dubai Opera and a deep residential and tourism market. Dubai Creek Harbour is a newer waterfront district offering modern apartments, landscaped promenades and the possibility of long-term appreciation as the wider community...

Dubai Creek Harbour is emerging as one of Dubai's most significant new waterfront property districts, combining Creek views, modern residential towers, an urban beach, landscaped parks and an expanding pipeline of retail, hospitality and transport infrastructure. Developed by Emaar, Dubai Creek Harbour is much larger than a single apartment development. Emaar currently describes the master community as...