Ajman Creek Tower 2

One podium for five towers, 25 residential floors for the second

Ajman Creek Tower 2 does not have its own ground floor. It sits on a five level podium and a ground floor that GJ Properties shares across the five towers of the Ajman Creek Towers complex, built along the canal in Al Rashidiya 1. Above that podium, the tower rises 25 residential floors, for 31 levels in total. The programme mixes one to three bedroom apartments with commercial space. The brochure marketed by Lucretia International gives figures for the whole complex, not for Tower 2 on its own. Buyers should keep in mind that the numbers quoted cover all five towers combined.

A shared base, a tower of its own

This setup shapes daily life in the building. The swimming pools, the gym, the shops and the restaurants sit on the podium, open to residents of all five towers. In practice, Tower 2 shares its facilities with a population running into the thousands once the complex is fully occupied. On the upside, pooling service charges across such a large number of units can lower the cost per owner. Typical floors start above the sixth level, which opens up views over the canal and the city from the first apartments up. The panoramic windows the developer advertises face this stretch of water.

Seven out of ten apartments are one bedroom units

Out of the complex's 1,775 homes, 1,275 are one bedroom units, close to 72% of the total. Two bedroom units count 400, and three bedroom units only 100. This skew clearly targets rental investors and first time buyers. The sizes stand out for Ajman, though: the one bedroom runs from 1,080 to 1,212 square feet, roughly 100 to 113 sq m, while the local market typically sits around 70 to 80 sq m for this layout. Two bedroom units reach 147 to 153 sq m, and three bedroom units go up to between 257 and 319 sq m. Fitted kitchens and spa style bathrooms are part of the standard finish described in the brochure.

Two handover dates in circulation

The timeline is worth checking before signing. Lucretia International's sales sheet points to handover in Q4 2026 for the towers as a group. The project's reference data, though, sets Tower 2's handover at 31 December 2027. The one year gap may reflect phasing tower by tower, with Tower 1 released first. It could also reflect a construction slip. Either way, the contractual date written into the SPA is the only one that binds the developer, and that's the one to read closely.

60% of the price spread over seven years after handover

The payment plan follows a 40/60 split. Buyers pay 40% during construction, starting with a 10% booking deposit payable by card or cheque. The remaining 60% is spread over seven years after handover, a long stretch even by Northern Emirates standards. For a buy to let investor, this structure allows part of the instalments to be covered by rental income from the moment the unit is occupied. The initial payment goes through an escrow account, and an Initial Agreement for Sale is registered in the buyer's name, with registration fees payable by the buyer. The unit is sold freehold, open to foreign buyers.

Sauna, steam room and infinity pool on the podium

The amenities list goes beyond what's typical in Ajman. The podium brings together an adults only pool, a family pool and a children's pool, plus an infinity pool mentioned in the brochure. A health club groups the gym, a sauna and a steam room. Outdoors, the complex includes a jogging track, pedestrian walkways, landscaped gardens and a barbecue area. Ground floor shops and cafés are meant to cover everyday needs without a car, which matters in a district that is still largely residential. Parking is covered.

The beach under ten minutes away, Dubai over thirty

Al Rashidiya 1 sits north of Ajman's city centre, close to the main roads. Al Hamidiya Park and Ajman Beach are listed at under ten minutes, while Ajman City Centre, Ajman University and Al Zorah nature reserve fall between ten and twenty minutes. Sharjah International Airport, Amina Hospital and Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah are twenty to thirty minutes away. Downtown Dubai and the Dubai Mall take over half an hour, outside peak hours on the roads running through Sharjah. This location mainly speaks to professionals working in Sharjah or northern Dubai who accept the commute in exchange for bigger floor plans at a lower budget. GJ Properties, which claims a decade of deliveries in Ajman and the Northern Emirates, is betting on that same trade off here.