
One window. The creek, then the Burj behind it.
Face west and you get both — the wetland close, Creek Harbour across the water, Downtown on the horizon. West-facing homes from AED 665K, 1% monthly, handover Q4 2028.
What's actually out there, and how far
Looking west from a west-facing balcony. The wetland is close enough to watch birds in, and the Burj is far enough to sit on the skyline instead of in your window.
- 0 KMYour balconyWest-facing
- ≈1.5 KMRas Al Khor wetlandProtected — cannot be built out
- ≈2.5 KMDubai Creek HarbourAcross the water
- ≈8.5 KMBurj KhalifaOn the horizon
Distances are straight-line estimates from the Nadd Al Hamar plot, subject to final survey. Dubai Creek Tower is not built and is never shown as a 2028 view.
The west stack
| UNIT | LEVEL | PRICE | SIGHTLINE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bed — Burj & creek view | Upper | AED 1,200,000 | The full sequence — wetland, Creek Harbour, Burj. |
| Studio — Type 6, creek view | 1–9 | On application | Creek and Creek Harbour; the Burj improves with height. |
| 2 Bed + Maid — Type 4 | 10–12 | On application | Highest floors, the best line of the three. |
| Studio — Type 2, amenities view | 2–9 | AED 665,000–685,000 | Faces the podium — the resort deck rather than the skyline. |
| 1 Bed — amenities view | High | AED 1,059,000 | Pool and gardens below; skyline only in part. |
The Blue Line is being built on your road
Dubai's third metro line runs through Ras Al Khor, and the construction works sit on Nad Al Hamar Street itself. The district goes from having no metro at all to a station on the doorstep.
- May 2025Tunnelling launched by Sheikh Mohammed
- End 2026RTA target: around 30% complete
- Q4 2028La Vera Creek handover — you move in
- 9 Sept 2029Blue Line opens, roughly ten months later
Your station
- Ras Al Khor station — elevated, on the main branch between Emaar Properties (Dubai Creek Harbour) and International City 1
- RTA has already closed lanes at intersection A15 and on Nad Al Hamar Street for the metro works
- Serves the Ras Al Khor area and the wildlife sanctuary — the same wetland the west balconies look at
Where it takes you
- Direct to DXB airport, plus Creek Harbour, Festival City, International City, Silicon Oasis and Academic City
- Interchange to the Green Line at Creek, Al Jaddaf — and the Red Line at Centrepoint, Al Rashidiya
- Crosses the creek on a 1.3 km metro bridge, the first in the network's history
The line itself
- 30 km, 14 stations, AED 18 billion, opening on the metro's 20th anniversary
- 15.5 km underground; nine stations elevated, five below ground
- The Emaar Properties station at Creek Harbour will be the world's tallest metro station at 74 m
- Network grows from 64 to 78 stations; RTA expects congestion on these routes to fall about 20%
What it means for a buyer
- Handover lands about ten months before the line opens — you own it through the uplift, not after it
- Nadd Al Hamar is currently an unserved district; new stations reprice unserved districts more sharply
- The line is funded, tendered and under construction, not proposed

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