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Area: 1,468 ft²
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Dubai Creek Residences South Tower 1, Dubai Creek Residences South, Dubai Creek Residences, Dubai Creek Harbour (The Lagoons), Dubai
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The average rent here is AED 180.9K/year.
Learn moreLove this apartment great layout quite and beautiful facilities Great sun feeling and light pouring in everywhere
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There is no respect by Vida hotel for the DCH residents - external music is played at the maximum volume nearly every night. Even after numerous complaints by the DCH residents Vida hotel does NOTHING - Vida is supposed to be a hotel not an outdoor nightclub. Do NOT consider living here with children - impossible for them to sleep. Many outdoor weddings/parties on the terrace and the music until late at full volume. Vida's priority is to make budget but there are thousands of residents at DCH - why is their happiness/sleep sacrificed for this hotel. Residents have already complained to Emaar, the Dubai municipality and even to the Dubai health authority as the lack of sleep due to noise is now causing health problem for DCH residents and their children. Live somewhere else - the view does not help you sleep at night.
Vida hotel has no respect for residents - high noise levels even late at night (ear plugs are not enough). Impossible to open the windows in the apartments due to weddings, parties etc... on their terrace. Many complaints made by Dubai creek harbour residents to Vida and even Emaar which are just ignored. Vida hotel said that even their hotel guests complain! It is a shame as Dubai creek harbour could be a nice living environment but noise levels must be respected.
The average rent here is AED 180.9K/year.
Learn moreA wonderful community for families. It is a traffic-free area, surrounded by parks and children’s activity spaces. The only downside is that, unlike Harbour, there are no indoor children’s play areas for the hot summer months. Other than that, it feels like an outdoor nursery where children of all ages can socialize and enjoy their time. The lagoon adds a unique value with its seaside vibe. Everyone who visits us is impressed by the atmosphere and how happy the community feels. We have been living here for more than two and a half years and truly love it. Harbour is within walking distance, which is a great advantage. With the upcoming metro and school projects, the surrounding area is expected to become even more valuable. The low-rise buildings also create a stronger sense of living in a home rather than in a high-rise apartment.
We visit Dubai Creek occasionally to see friend and it always leaves a strong impression. At first glance, it feels like a modern equivalent to Dubai Marina. This makes sense given they are both Emaar flagships. However, we feel the Creek significantly more spacious and less congested. We love taking a stroll at the waterfront promenade. On a clear sunny day, you will be treated to a stunning Burj Khalifa view from several vantage points. Its proximity to Downtown, DIFC and DXB makes it incredibly strategic for now. As the city's master plan shifts the aviation hub further south, the Creek might lose some of its airport proximity advantage. As the saying goes - "Old is gold", Dubai Marina remains the more popular counterpart for tourists. Rarely, I hear tourists visiting Dubai Creek but Dubai Marina is always almost mentioned. Despite this, Dubai Creek is definitely the more relaxed, modern contender.
A flagship community by Emaar, designed to be the new Downtown. Dubai Creek Harboor offers everything within the area. The majority of this master community is still under development but will be a destination once the mall and other tourist attractions are completed.
Amazing community young couple with kids. Offers the best of both worlds in terms of entertainment and dining experiences on its marina and promenade from one side, and plenty of kids play areas, parks and activities from the other side. Can get a bit crowded around 6pm when people are coming back from work as there are only 2 entrances at the moment but Emaar’s masterplan is showing a new road that is yet to be developed, as well as 3 metro stations that are currently being built
The average rent here is AED 180.9K/year.
Learn moreThe average rent here is AED 180.9K/year.
Learn more| Bedrooms | Average price (AED/year) |
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| 2 Bedrooms | 180,920 |
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