Emaar Properties · Dubai Creek Harbour (The Lagoons), The Cove ll
Handover Q4 2026
The Cove Phase 2 By Emaar
from AED 1,300,888
Dubai Creek Harbour (The Lagoons), The Cove ll
Explore off-plan projects in Dubai Creek Harbour (The Lagoons), The Cove ll.
Off-plan projects
1
Unit options
12
Launch prices from
AED 1,300,888
Avg. launch AED/sqft
AED 1,896
Handover pipeline: 2026 (1)
Living in Dubai Creek Harbour (The Lagoons), The Cove ll.
The Cove II is an Emaar cluster inside Dubai Creek Harbour, the master development on the creek's eastern bank beside Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary. The buildings step down toward the water with creek and skyline views back across to Downtown, sitting close to Creek Marina and the district's central island promenade.
This portal tracks 1 active project here with 12 unit types, with launch prices from around AED 1.3M — mid-market by Creek Harbour standards. The wider district is Emaar's flagship after Downtown: masterplanned for a large future population, already partially handed over, with the sanctuary's flamingo lagoons an unusual permanent neighbour.
Current Projects.
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Lifestyle
Creek Harbour living today centres on the waterfront promenade, Creek Marina's yacht berths, a growing run of cafes and licensed restaurants, and Dubai Square retail plans still to come. Central Park and the boardwalks are genuinely well used in winter. The district is quieter than Downtown — a deliberate feature — and the Ras Al Khor sanctuary views give some buildings a rare natural outlook.
Transport & commute
Road access runs via Ras Al Khor Road and Nad Al Hamar Road onto Al Khail (E44) and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, with Downtown roughly 15 minutes and DXB about 10-15 in normal traffic. No metro serves the district yet; the announced Blue Line is planned to bring stations to the creek corridor. Water taxi links across the creek operate seasonally.
Schools & healthcare
No major school operates inside Creek Harbour yet, so families use the Nad Al Hamar, Mirdif and MBR City catchments — Hartland International and North London Collegiate in Sobha Hartland are around 15 minutes, with the extensive Mirdif school cluster similar. School plots exist in the masterplan; until they deliver, expect car-based school runs in every direction.
Who it suits
Suits buyers who want Emaar build quality and waterfront outlook at a discount to Downtown, and investors positioning ahead of the district's infrastructure catch-up — particularly the planned metro corridor. Tenanted demand currently comes from professionals who prize the calm and views. Less appropriate for anyone needing schools, malls or nightlife within walking distance right now.
Nearby areas
Downtown DubaiRas Al KhorSobha Hartland (MBR City)Nad Al HamarDubai Festival City
Dubai Creek Harbour (The Lagoons), The Cove ll FAQ
Is Dubai Creek Tower still happening?
The original record-height tower was paused and the design has been revisited; Emaar has signalled a revised landmark for the plot. Buy on the strength of the delivered district — promenade, marina, parks — rather than any single future landmark.
What are typical yields in Dubai Creek Harbour?
Gross apartment yields have generally tracked slightly above Downtown thanks to lower capital values, with tenant demand from professionals working across the creek. Yields should improve further if the planned Blue Line metro materialises on schedule.