Kempinski Residences The Creek
Al Jaddaf, Dubai. Kempinski. Two towers on the Creek, begun in 2017 under another name.
The brand arrived at a building already rising. Begun in February 2017 as La Reserve Residences and relaunched in 2022 under Kempinski, the two towers stand on Dubai Creek at Al Jaddaf, facing Ras Al Khor and the city skyline — not in Dubai Creek Harbour across the water, which the name might suggest. Developer: Swiss Property. Completed in 2025.
The count is 276, 280 or 285, the last on Kempinski's own page, and completion July or November 2025. The report that named it named only its first tower; the register's unit is the development, so the report's form is kept as an alias on the whole.
Who it is not for
Not for a buyer who wants a hotel in the building: the Kempinski name is on the residences, with no hotel recorded on site.
Sources
- kempinski.com (285 apartments in two buildings on the banks of Dubai Creek, one-bedroom to four-bedroom duplexes; pool, padel, gym, private cinema, residents' clubhouse
- propsearch.ae (two buildings in Healthcare City Phase 2, Al Jaddaf, by Swiss Property; construction began February 2017; handover estimated July 2025, completed November 2025; 276 units; launched in 2017 as La Reserve Residences and relaunched in 2022 as Kempinski Residences The Creek; LACASA architectural consultant; main contractor Engineering Contracting Company
- metropolitan.realestate 25.10.2022 (285 units in two towers; released Q4 2022 by Swiss Property UAE with Kempinski Hotels
- zeuscapital.ae (280 units across 14 floors; completed July 2025; from USD 599,047 — about AED 2.2 million
- dubai-immo.com 27.11.2022 (89 m² one-bedrooms to 471 m² four-bedroom duplexes
- opr.ae (lofts, one- to three-bedroom apartments of 827–2,811 sq ft, duplexes from 2,406 sq ft
- Knight Frank, Destination Dubai 2025, p. 36 (named as 'Kempinski Residences The Creek — Tower 1')
Pages read are linked.
Verification
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Booking
Private Residences records addresses; it does not broker them. Enquiries are passed to the party named in the record, and nothing on this site is an offer.
Make an enquiryClassified by The Resort Collection House · Edition 2026 · PR-D-310
In the journal
22.09.2026 · Research intake, run 4 — a members-only estate, a studio tower, a relaunch, and a name that is not a project
Kempinski Residences The Creek began in 2017 as La Reserve Residences and took the Kempinski name in 2022 — a brand arriving at a building already rising; its count is 276, 280 or 285. The name Jumeirah Luxury Living from Knight Frank's Dubai report turned out to name no single project and stays in the queue unresolved; the search for it found Jumeirah Residences Asora Bay, thirty-five homes terraced down to a private beach at La Mer, added on its own sources and not pinned on the name it was found beside.
22.09.2026 · Sources re-read: links restored to nineteen records, and five cards corrected
The sources of intake runs 1 to 4 and the four American records were read again so that each could be linked to the page actually read; nineteen records now carry exact links, a few new sources each, and — where the re-reading showed the card wrong — a correction. Sources whose pages could not be found again stay as text.
Named in research
- Knight Frank · 2025 · Destination Dubai — p. 36 — as “Kempinski Residences The Creek — Tower 1”, added to the register from research
Reports are catalogued in ResearchCorrespondence and linked to their publishers; the register does not republish them.
Investment migration — the facts the rule turns on
The rule for UAE: Residence permit above a threshold — checked 24.09.2026.
| Entry price | AED 2,200,000 (local currency as published) | 22.09.2026 · record sources |
| Seller | Not established | 22.09.2026 · searched in the record's sources; not published |
| Construction status | Completed | 22.09.2026 · record sources |
| Emirate | Dubai | 22.09.2026 · record place |
The register publishes the facts and the rule; it does not say whether any purchase qualifies. Eligibility attaches to a sale, not to a building, and the register is not immigration counsel.