Altan — off-plan in Dubai Creek Harbour

• Developer — Emaar Properties (high) ^[1]
• Community — Dubai Creek Harbour (high) ^[1]
• Product mix — 1–3BR apartments + 3BR townhouses (high) ^[1]
• Marketing “from” price — AED 1.81M / AED 1,813,888 (med — filter, not a unit quote) ^[1]
• Marketing size from — 757 sqft (med) ^[1]
• Emaar inventory card — 18 units available at capture (med — moves daily) ^[1]
• Portal inventory — Property Finder labels developer stock sold out and points to resale (low — conflicts with Emaar card) ^[2]
• Portal handover — July 31, 2029 / Q3 2029 target; not printed on Emaar product capture (med — portal only) ^[2]
• Portal payment sketch — 10% at launch / 70% during build / 20% at handover (low — SPA only) ^[2]
• Portal height — 58 storeys (med — portal; not on Emaar capture) ^[2]
• District label (secondary) — Green Gate within DCH (med) ^[3]
• View marketing — creek, city and golf language on the developer page (med — not per-unit) ^[1]
• RERA / escrow numbers — not sourced here (unknown)

Solid for shortlisting: who builds it, where it sits, the ticket band. Not solid until SPA: exact cash-flow, delivery date, and whether primary stock is still open.

Think of Altan as a single named tower product in the Creek Harbour graph, not a whole community rebrand. Emaar’s own page frames apartments (one, two or three bedrooms) plus a townhouse layer at three bedrooms. ^[1] Architecture marketing mentions expansive glazing, aluminium cladding, private balconies and townhouse roof terraces — brochure language until drawings match. ^[1]

The 757 sqft “from” line is a marketing floor, not your unit’s registered area. ^[1] Property Finder’s layout tables (secondary) cluster roughly 754–775 sqft for 1BR, 1,177–1,453 sqft for 2BR, about 1,847 sqft for 3BR apartments, and 4,080–4,165 sqft for 3BR townhouses. ^[2] Use those only to sanity-check a named floor plan.

Secondary sources also call the building 58 storeys and place it in Green Gate inside Dubai Creek Harbour. ^{[2] [3]} Neither height nor Green Gate label appears as a hard lock on the Emaar product capture we used — verify if storey count or district wording matter for your underwriting.

What Emaar prints: no completion quarter and no instalment table on the Altan product capture. ^[1]

What Property Finder prints: expected completion 31 July 2029 (also shown as Q3 / July 2029), and a payment sketch of 10% at sales launch, 70% during construction, 20% on handover. ^[2] Treat both as portal marketing until a dated SPA schedule names the same numbers for a specific unit.

Inventory channel risk: Emaar’s card still shows 18 available; Property Finder marks the developer project sold out. ^{[1] [2]} Before you wire a booking fee, confirm whether you are still on primary developer stock or a resale assignment.

Builder: Emaar. Brand recognition does not replace escrow, variation clauses or service-charge schedules for this release.

Area: Dubai Creek Harbour is the master community on the product page. ^[1] Altan’s community block repeats large DCH scale claims (7.4 million sqm residential space; 500,000 sqm parks) plus marina, wildlife-sanctuary and hotel-brand ambience language. ^[1] That is masterplan context, not title rights attached to your apartment.

Buyer fit (opinion): suitable for people comparing named Creek Harbour tower tickets near the published marketing entry who can hold through a late-2020s portal handover target and who will separate Altan from nearby names such as Albero. ^{[1] [2]}

1. Developer page silent on handover — only portal July 2029 targets exist publicly in our dual-source set. ^{[1] [2]}
2. Developer page silent on payment schedule — portal 10/70/20 is not the SPA. ^{[1] [2]}
3. Primary vs resale confusion — Emaar “18 available” vs portal “sold out”. ^{[1] [2]}
4. Portal price noise — some Property Finder fields flash higher launch/start figures than Emaar’s AED 1,813,888 entry; anchor on developer marketing then a unit price list. ^{[1] [2]}
5. Name collision inside DCH — Albero, Silva and other Creek launches are separate products; wrong SPA name is a hard fail.
6. View / height marketing — creek/city/golf and 58-storey language are not unit guarantees. ^{[1] [2]}
7. RERA and escrow IDs missing here — obtain both before any booking money moves.

We deliberately omit yield percentages and “limited units” sales urgency.

1. Lock SPA wording as Altan at Dubai Creek Harbour for a numbered unit — not Albero or Silva.
2. Pull official floor plans for net area, orientation and parking.
3. Collect RERA registration and escrow account details for this product.
4. Rebuild the cash-flow from SPA instalments; do not stop at portal 10/70/20. ^[2]
5. Match the quoted price to a unit ID against the AED 1.81M / AED 1,813,888 marketing filter. ^[1]
6. Get a written proposed handover and compare it to the portal July 2029 target. ^[2]
7. Confirm primary developer sale vs resale channel before fees move. ^{[1] [2]}
8. Run the same checklist against one other DCH named product. Guide: due diligence.