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DISTRESS DEAL: 2-BR IN PALACE RESIDENCES CREEK BLUE

Original Price: AED 3,610,000

Asking Price: AED 3,443,090

4.6% Below O.P.

Size: 1,233 sq.ft

Developer: Emaar

Location: Creek Harbour

Completion Date: Q1 2029

Exterior architectural rendering of Palace Residences Creek Blue waterfront tower at Dubai Creek Harbour featuring modern glass facade luxury residences overlooking the creek skyline, promoted as a Palace Residences Creek Blue Distress Deal investment opportunity in Dubai

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AED 2,792

Per Sq. Ft.

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Detailed 2-bedroom apartment keyplan layout for Palace Residences Creek Blue Distress Deal showing unit configuration, room layout, balcony placement and internal apartment distribution in Dubai Creek Harbour
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PAYMENT PLAN

UNIT PRICE

AED 3,443,090


PAYMENTS ON TRANSFER


1. Payment to seller

AED 1,277,158

2. DLD Transfer fee 4% + 40 AED

AED 137,764

3. DLD Registration Trustee fee + 5% VAT

AED 5,250

4. Buyer's agent commission 2% + 5% VAT

AED 72,304


PAYMENT PLAN SCHEDULE


14-Apr-2026

AED 360,989

27-Dec-2026

AED 360,989

7-Aug-2027

AED 360,989

16-Nov-2027

AED 180,494

17-Mar-2028

AED 180,494

30-Jul-2028

AED 360,989

100% Construction (31-Mar-2029)

AED 360,988


SUMMARY


Total on Transfer

AED 1,492,476

Total remaining Payment Plan

AED 2,165,932

TOTAL COST FOR BUYER

AED 3,658,408


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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

OVERVIEW

 

This is a distress deal for a two-bedroom apartment in Palace Residences Creek Blue, Dubai Creek Harbour, offered at AED 3,443,090. The reference price for this unit was AED 3,610,000, so the current asking reflects a 4.6% discount, or AED 166,910 below the original price. The apartment covers 1,233 sq.ft, placing the entry basis at approximately AED 2,792 per sq.ft. This is a mid-rise unit (floors 2–6) with a sea view and balcony, and is scheduled for completion in Q1 2029. The payment structure is staged, with a significant portion due on transfer and the remainder spread across construction milestones up to handover. The immediate investment thesis is a below-market entry into a branded Emaar development, with a payment plan that reduces upfront capital exposure and aligns with construction progress. The buyer is not exposed to immediate vacancy or operational risk, but is taking a position on the future value and rentability of a branded residence in a maturing waterfront district.

 

LOCATION & TRANSPORT

 

Palace Residences Creek Blue is located within Dubai Creek Harbour, a large-scale master-planned community by Emaar. The area is positioned along the waterfront, with direct views toward the Creek and the Downtown skyline. Access to the wider city is via Ras Al Khor Road and Al Khail Road, providing connections to Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, and Dubai International Airport. Public transport options in Creek Harbour are developing, with planned metro links and existing bus routes, but private car and ride-hailing remain the primary modes for residents. The district is designed to be walkable, with promenades, parks, and retail zones integrated into the master plan. For investors, this location offers a balance between proximity to the city’s core and the appeal of a new waterfront environment, which is expected to mature further as more phases are delivered.

 

AMENITIES & SURROUNDING

 

Palace Residences Creek Blue is a branded residential project developed in partnership with Palace Hotels & Resorts, part of Emaar Hospitality Group. The development is planned as a multi-building complex, with two towers and a total of approximately 592 units. Residents will have access to amenities consistent with the Palace brand, including swimming pools, fitness facilities, landscaped gardens, children’s play areas, and concierge services. The project is designed to reflect a blend of Middle Eastern and contemporary aesthetics, with hospitality-style services and communal spaces. The wider Creek Harbour district offers retail outlets, waterfront promenades, parks, and planned cultural attractions. As the area matures, infrastructure such as schools, healthcare, and additional retail is expected to support long-term residential demand. The immediate surroundings are still under development, but the master plan aims to deliver a self-contained, high-amenity environment.

 

MARKET

 

At AED 2,792 per sq.ft, this unit is positioned above the average for generic Dubai apartments, but in line with branded, waterfront developments by Emaar. Branded residences in Dubai typically command a premium due to their association with hospitality services and perceived quality. The payment plan structure is standard for off-plan Emaar projects, with a 10% down payment and staged installments. The main investor case is capital appreciation as Creek Harbour matures and branded supply remains limited. Rentability will depend on the pace of district completion and the absorption of new supply, but the Palace brand and waterfront positioning should support demand from both end-users and tenants seeking a serviced environment. Liquidity risk is moderate: while Emaar projects are generally well received, resale before handover can be sensitive to market cycles and construction progress. The main risk points are construction timeline, future service charges, and the pace at which the wider Creek Harbour ecosystem is delivered.

 

CONCLUSION

 

This deal is best suited for an investor seeking below-market entry into a branded Emaar project with a manageable payment plan and a long-term view. The 4.6% discount provides a visible entry advantage, and the Palace brand supports both future rentability and resale positioning. The main considerations are the construction timeline (with handover in Q1 2029), the evolving nature of Creek Harbour, and the typical risks of off-plan investment. For buyers comfortable with a staged payment structure and a medium-term horizon, this unit offers a credible case for capital appreciation and future rental income in one of Dubai’s most ambitious waterfront districts. As always, investors should review the payment schedule, service charge estimates, and district progress before committing, but the fundamentals of location, brand, and pricing are aligned for a disciplined, forward-looking acquisition.

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