Creek Edge

Creek Edge is a pair of residential towers developed by Emaar Properties, positioned at the water's edge within Dubai Creek Harbour. The towers are designed around unobstructed views of the Dubai Creek and the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, with the wider Creek Harbour masterplan still in active development around them.

Location & connectivity

Creek Edge sits within Dubai Creek Harbour, accessed primarily via Ras Al Khor Road (E44). Downtown Dubai and DIFC are roughly a 15-minute drive, and Dubai International Airport is approximately 15–20 minutes away. There is no metro station directly on-site yet; the nearest connections are along the existing Red Line, with a planned Creek Harbour metro extension in progress.

Property mix

Creek Edge comprises two towers — Creek Edge Tower 1 and Creek Edge Tower 2 — both exclusively residential:

• •Apartments: 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom units across both towers
• •Penthouses: Available in select upper floors with panoramic creek and sanctuary views

Schools

No schools are located inside Creek Edge itself. Nearby options include:

• •Deira International School — approximately 10-min drive, British curriculum
• •Dubai Creek Private School — approximately 10-min drive
• •Hartland International School — approximately 15-min drive, IB curriculum

Healthcare

No hospital is located within Creek Edge. Closest facilities include:

• •Mediclinic Dubai Mall — approximately 15-min drive
• •Dubai Hospital (Al Baraha area) — approximately 15-min drive
• •Aster Clinic, Garhoud — approximately 10-min drive

Shopping & dining

The Creek Harbour retail promenade and Dubai Square (planned mega-mall) are the long-term anchors for the area, though much is still under development. Currently, residents rely on Dubai Festival City Mall (approximately 10-min drive) for major retail and dining, which includes IKEA, Marks & Spencer, and a broad restaurant offering. A Carrefour hypermarket is available at Festival City for daily grocery needs.

Parks & leisure

The Creek Harbour waterfront promenade runs directly alongside Creek Edge, providing walking and cycling tracks with sanctuary views. Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary — a protected flamingo habitat — is visible from the towers and accessible within a short drive. The broader Creek Harbour masterplan includes additional parks and the Dubai Creek Tower observation structure, which remains under development.

Nearby areas

• •Dubai Creek Harbour Island District
• •Ras Al Khor Industrial Area
• •Dubai Festival City
• •Meydan
• •Downtown Dubai

Things to consider

Dubai Creek Harbour is still a maturing masterplan community — amenity and retail infrastructure is not yet fully built out, which means residents depend on nearby areas for day-to-day needs. Buyers should also note there is no direct metro access currently, making car dependency a practical reality for the near term.