



Creek Beach, Dubai Creek Harbour, Dubai
A two bedroom on the sanctuary side of Creek Beach, released at the second-phase price with the balance staged against construction. Off-plan purchases here are registered on Oqood and instalments are paid into the project escrow account, with the title deed issued at handover.
| Reference | DAE-CH-5590 |
|---|---|
| Property type | Apartment |
| Community | Dubai Creek Harbour |
| Development | Creek Beach |
| Bedrooms | 2 |
| Bathrooms | 3 |
| Built-up area | 1,180 sq ft |
| Price per sq ft | AED 2,076 |
| Floor | Level 19 of 32 |
| Status | Off-plan, registered on Oqood |
| Construction progress | 34% reported by the developer |
| Anticipated handover | Q2 2028 |
| Developer | Emaar Properties |
| Tenure | Freehold |
| Service charge | AED 17 per sq ft a year |
| Service charge, indicative annual | AED 20,060 a year |
| Furnishing | Unfurnished |
| Parking | 1 space |
| Outlook | Creek marina and Ras Al Khor sanctuary |
| Instalment | Share | Amount | Due |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booking deposit | 10% | AED 245,000 | On signing the SPA |
| First instalment | 10% | AED 245,000 | Within 3 months |
| Construction instalments | 60% | AED 1,470,000 | Against build milestones |
| On handover | 20% | AED 490,000 | At completion |
Instalments are paid into the project escrow account rather than to the developer directly, and the purchase is registered on Oqood at the Dubai Land Department until the title deed is issued at handover. Milestone instalments fall due when construction reaches the stage, which can be earlier than a brochure date implies. How off-plan works in Dubai
| Purchase price | AED 2,450,000 |
|---|---|
| Dubai Land Department transfer fee, 4% of the price | AED 98,000 |
| Agency commission, conventionally 2% | AED 49,000 |
| VAT at 5% on the commission | AED 2,450 |
| Percentage-based costs above the price | AED 149,450 |
Percentage-based costs only. Fixed DLD administration, title deed and registration trustee fees, plus any bank arrangement and valuation charges, sit on top and should be confirmed with the Dubai Land Department and your lender. The transfer fee is conventionally paid by the buyer and is negotiable — whatever is agreed belongs in the Form F. Fee levels are set by the Dubai Land Department and can be revised.
This guide explains how property transactions work in Dubai. It is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice, and fees and thresholds set by regulation are revised from time to time. Confirm any figure that matters to your decision with the Dubai Land Department, RERA or the relevant federal authority before you commit.


