“Address Harbour Point is a prestigious residential project in Dubai Creek Harbour that delivers a unique waterfront lifestyle. The serene setting by the historic creek and the majestic views from the homes are complemented by a range of modern amenities that add to the convenience of the residents. The response to our residential launches in Dubai Creek Harbour has been strong and Address Harbour Point adds to the choice of the discerning customers who cherish luxury homes in the heart of the city,” said Ahmad Al Matrooshi, Managing Director of Emaar Properties.

And here is your chance to get in on the action as Emaar Properties has just launched the sales of 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury apartments in Address Harbour Point with a Venetian-themed carnival at Dubai Creek Harbour Sales Pavilion. These apartments have uninterrupted views of the iconic future Dubai Creek Tower and the Downtown Dubai skyline. Plus, you will have instant access to the marina, the park, and the pier, so you can revel in countless dining, retail and entertainment experiences, all at your fingertips.

Dubai Creek Harbour is positioned at the mouth of Dubai Creek, next to the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, which is among the few protected urban areas in the world and home to thousands of migrating birds. You will enjoy these idyllic surroundings close to water and nature in truly remarkable surroundings. It is a cosmopolitan mixture of culture and community, nature and leisure and business and commerce, providing everything you need conveniently on your doorstep.

For further information, including floor plans and offered payment plans, visit the Emaar Properties website.

To enquire about the asking price, phone or email Emaar Properties via the contact details below.

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