Rosewater

About the project

Rosewater is a finished residential development by Emaar Properties in Dubai Creek Harbour. The project comprises 211 residential units across three mid-rise buildings and reached 100.00% completion, with a completion date of 31 March 2023. It forms part of the waterfront masterplan beside Dubai Creek and the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary.

The project

Rosewater is a three-building residential development in Dubai Creek Harbour. The buildings are configured as Building 1 with ground, mezzanine and 10 upper floors; Building 2 with ground, mezzanine and 11 upper floors; and Building 3 with ground, mezzanine and seven upper floors. The project contains 211 residential units in total. Construction started on 1 April 2020 and the project was completed on 31 March 2023. Its construction specification includes a concrete structure, blockwork, and internal and external finishes. Rosewater is identified within the Rosewood Cluster phase of the development.

Residential scale and building layout

The project’s 211-unit total is distributed across three mid-rise residential buildings rather than a single tower. Building 1 has 74 residential units, Building 2 has 84 residential units, and Building 3 has 52 residential units. The building heights range from ground, mezzanine and seven upper floors to ground, mezzanine and 11 upper floors. This places Rosewater within the mid-rise component of Dubai Creek Harbour, a district that combines residential clusters with waterfront promenades, public spaces and future urban development. The project occupies a total area of 310,997.66 square feet.

Completion status

Rosewater is finished and recorded at 100.00% completion. The completion date is 31 March 2023, following a project start date of 1 April 2020. The most recent inspection date is 7 November 2024. The finished status applies to the Rosewater project and its three residential buildings. For buyers assessing completed homes in Dubai Creek Harbour, this distinguishes Rosewater from the district’s wider mix of completed, under-construction and planned residential, retail and public-realm components.

Dubai Creek Harbour setting

Rosewater is located in Dubai Creek Harbour, a waterfront masterplan at The Lagoons on Dubai Creek. The district sits beside the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, a protected wetland reserve known for its flamingo population and natural habitat. Dubai Creek Harbour combines high-rise residential clusters, waterfront promenades and large-scale urban facilities. The setting provides outlooks towards Dubai Creek and the Dubai skyline. Within the wider masterplan, residential towers and public spaces are being developed alongside retail and leisure components, including The Square, a planned retail and leisure destination. The area is in Al Khairan First.

Transport and future connectivity

The nearest current Dubai Metro station is Green Line station G30, located 2,367 metres from Dubai Creek Harbour. The Dubai Metro Blue Line is planned to improve connections to the Creek area, with a completion target of 2029. Plans include Emaar Properties Station, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. The planned station is intended to stand 74 metres tall and cover 11,000 square metres. These planned works form part of the future transport infrastructure serving Dubai Creek Harbour.

Emaar Properties and the masterplan

Emaar Properties is the developer of Rosewater and the principal developer of Dubai Creek Harbour. In 2022, Emaar acquired full control of Dubai Creek Harbour land assets from Dubai Holding. The wider district includes Dubai Creek Residences, Oria Tower, Creek Haven, Aeon Towers, Address Residences Dubai Creek Harbour, Palace Residences, Creek Blue and Creek Bay. Dubai Creek Harbour is planned as a city within a city, with waterfront residential areas, promenades, retail and leisure destinations, and major public spaces. Emaar has also begun construction on a new high-rise intended as a future landmark on the Creek skyline.

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