Properties for sale in Al Jaddaf

Al Jaddaf runs along the western bank of Dubai Creek, tucked between Oud Metha and the Business Bay Extension. Today it reads as a mix of that maritime history and newer high-rise development, with Dubai Culture Village on the waterfront and Dubai Healthcare City Phase 2 inland. 

Developers active here include Binghatti, Azizi, Ellington, Kasco, and Dubai Properties, alongside branded residences at Kempinski Residences The Creek.

The properties for sale in Al Jaddaf, Dubai stock are overwhelmingly apartments, from compact studios around 290 sq ft up to three-bedroom homes above 2,500 sq ft. Sale prices start near AED 495,000 for a studio and climb toward the high end for branded units, with a community-wide average sale price around AED 2.24 million and a gross rental yield near 4%. 

Studios and one-beds carry the strongest yields, at roughly 6.67% and 5.71%. Penthouses and duplexes sit at the top of the market, mostly inside Kempinski Residences The Creek, Binghatti Pinnacle, and Art Bay West.

Buyers here tend to be end-users after a central address without Downtown Dubai pricing, plus investors drawn to steady rental demand from healthcare workers and professionals. It's a fully freehold community, which keeps overseas ownership straightforward.

Connectivity is one of the honest strengths. Two Green Line metro stations, Creek and Al Jadaf, bookend the community, and Sheikh Zayed Road plus Dubai-Al Ain Road are a short drive away. The trade-off is that parts of Al Jaddaf are still under construction, so expect some active building sites alongside finished towers.

Properties for sale in Al Jaddaf, Dubai, are an apartment market first and foremost, with mid-rise and high-rise towers running along Dubai Creek and reaching inland into Dubai Healthcare City 2. Stock spans studios of roughly 290 to 550 sq ft up to three-bedroom homes above 2,500 sq ft, plus a thin layer of penthouses and duplexes at the top end.

Sale prices for a studio start near AED 928,000, one-bed average around AED 1.37 million, and two-bed sit close to AED 2.43 million. Three-beds climb to about AED 4.33 million. 

Branded residences like Kempinski Residences The Creek push well past AED 10 million, while older addresses such as Al Waleed Garden and Farhad Azizi Residence anchor the entry point. Views, finish, and creek proximity drive most of the gap between towers.

If you're watching the budget, Farhad Azizi Residence is the easiest way in, with studios trading around AED 670,000 and one-beds hovering near the community's studio median. Azizi Aliyah Residences sits in the same bracket, offering compact one-bed layouts from roughly AED 928,000. 

Binghatti Gateway rounds out the entry level, with one-bedroom units priced between AED 950,000 and AED 1.8M. All three sit within a short drive of Al Jadaf Metro, so you get central access without paying Business Bay rates.

At the top end, Kempinski Residences The Creek is the address to know. Furnished two-bed duplexes there start near AED 7.15M and climb past AED 9.8M, with branded concierge and creek-facing terraces. 

Art Bay West by Ellington offers designer three-beds with double-height ceilings in the AED 4M to 6M range. For something even rarer, single-bedroom Keturah waterfront residences carry premium finishes and hotel-managed service, sitting well above the community median of AED 1.4M and reaching AED 39.5M for the largest layouts.

The buildings buyers keep circling back to are Binghatti's mid-market towers. Binghatti Avenue lists one- and two-bed listings between AED 990,000 and AED 3.2M, and it's the most reviewed address in the community. Binghatti Creek runs a similar range, roughly AED 1M to AED 2.8M, with quick access to Al Khail Road. 

Dubai Wharf, the four-tower waterfront project delivered in 2017, prices from AED 900,000 to AED 3.7M and gives you canal views plus a mall on the podium. All three sit close to the community median near AED 1.4M.

Al Jaddaf handles daily commutes well thanks to Green Line metro coverage, a decent bus network, and quick highway links. Most residents drive, but the metro is a real option for anyone working along Sheikh Zayed Road or heading to Deira.