Moor

A 700-metre beach just steps from the balconies

Moor consists of four low-rise buildings rising five to eight residential floors above a ground floor and mezzanine. Emaar Properties is building them at Creek Beach, the waterfront strip of Dubai Creek Harbour, a short walk from a 700-metre urban beach. The units come in three layouts: 1-bedroom apartments from 669 to 755 square feet, 2-bedroom apartments from 1,005 to 1,065 square feet, and 3-bedroom apartments from 1,572 to 1,618 square feet. Handover is set for mid-2026. The project bets on low scale and creek views, a departure from the towers that dominate the rest of the district.

Four buildings around two public squares

Moor's architectural approach breaks with the usual verticality of Dubai Creek Harbour. None of the four buildings exceeds eight residential floors, keeping sightlines close to the water and sand. The layout is organised around two public squares, a retail centre with shops and restaurants, and a landscaped lawn. Apartments are designed to draw in natural light and open onto balconies facing the creek. This low density gives the area the feel of a walkable neighbourhood rather than a standalone tower.

Coworking space, gym and a private pool

Moor lines up amenities built for daily use. A coworking space caters to remote work, now common among Dubai's expat residents. The project includes a private pool, a shared gym paired with an outdoor fitness area, and an outdoor children's play area. A landscaped park and relaxation areas round things out, along with a barbecue zone and a community hall for residents. The whole scheme is scaled to just four buildings, which keeps pressure off each amenity.

Ten minutes to Downtown, fifteen to the airport

Moor's location puts residents within easy reach of the city's main routes. Burj Khalifa and Downtown Dubai are about a ten-minute drive away. Dubai International Airport is roughly fifteen minutes out. Dubai Creek Harbour itself spans 7.4 million square metres of residential space and 500,000 square metres of parks and open areas, with shops, offices and leisure venues within walking distance. The district sits next to the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, a nature reserve known for its flamingos, a rare feature for a Dubai city address.

A payment plan tied to construction progress

Emaar has structured Moor's payment schedule into eight instalments linked to construction milestones. A 10% down payment kicks things off, followed by 10% instalments at each major construction stage, up to 40% completion at the end of the structural works. The remaining 20% is due on handover, expected by late 2026. This spreads the financial commitment across the build rather than front-loading it at purchase. The project is freehold, allowing foreign buyers to acquire full ownership.

Who Moor by Emaar is built for

The mix of unit types and low-rise scale points Moor toward a specific buyer profile. The 1-bedroom apartments around 700 square feet suit young professionals and first-time investors looking for an entry point into Creek Harbour. The 2 and 3-bedroom layouts, running up past 1,600 square feet, target expat families drawn to the nearby beach and parks. The play area and neighbourhood retail centre reinforce that family-oriented positioning. Emaar remains the dominant developer in the area, with a delivery track record that gives buyers some reassurance on timelines.