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Average rent in Creek Harbour, Dubai

What it costs to rent in Creek Harbour in 2026, by property size — and how the RERA Decree 43 cap applies to your renewal.

Updated 13 July 2026 · NEST IQ · Informational, not legal advice

Typical rents in Creek Harbour (2026)

These figures are drawn from the RERA Smart Rental Index — the official benchmark Dubai uses for renewal rent caps. They are typical annual rents; the exact figure for your unit depends on the building, floor, view and condition.

Property sizeTypical annual rent
1 bedroomAED 95,000
2 bedroomAED 145,000
3 bedroomAED 200,000
StudioAED 60,000
4+ bedroomAED 275,000
Renting in Creek Harbour? A 1-bedroom sits around AED 95,000 a year on the index. If your current rent is below that, your landlord’s permitted increase is capped — check it below.

These are indicative area-level figures. The official DLD Smart Rental Index is building-specific — verify your building on the official DLD calculator or the Dubai REST app before acting.

Check your Creek Harbour rent increase

Enter your current rent and the index figure above to see the maximum legal increase under RERA Decree 43:

Tip: find the market rate for your building on the Dubai Land Department / Dubai REST app rental index.

Before you renew in Creek Harbour

Confirm the market rate on the official Dubai REST app, make sure any increase notice arrives at least 90 days before renewal, and keep a signed condition record so your deposit is protected. See our rent-increase guide and deposit guide for the full picture.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent in Creek Harbour?

Based on the RERA Smart Rental Index, typical annual rents in Creek Harbour are around AED 60,000 for a studio, AED 95,000 for a 1-bedroom, AED 145,000 for a 2-bedroom and AED 200,000 for a 3-bedroom.

How much can my rent increase in Creek Harbour?

Rent increases across Dubai — including Creek Harbour — are capped by RERA Decree 43 based on how far your current rent sits below the index: 0% within 10%, 5% for 11–20% below, 10% for 21–30%, 15% for 31–40%, and 20% for more than 40% below. Use the calculator above to check your exact figure.

Is Creek Harbour rent negotiable?

The RERA index is the legal benchmark for renewal increases, but new tenancies are negotiable. Both parties can also agree a different figure in writing. Knowing the index rent for Creek Harbour is your strongest starting point.

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