Sep 17, 2026
Kempinski Group, which the source identifies as Europe’s longest-established luxury hospitality firm, has unveiled Kempinski Residences The Creek, a project with 279 high-end apartments nestled among natural scenery and providing a calm way of life backed by upscale facilities and refined services, TradeArabia News Service reported.
Swiss Property, a Dubai-headquartered boutique developer specialising in premium and luxury modern homes and applying what the source calls a harmonious approach to refined design, art and engineering, is behind the project. It carries Kempinski’s 150-year luxury hospitality heritage into one of the city’s most picturesque districts, where residents can take in sweeping views of Burj Khalifa, Creek Harbour or the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary.
Barbara Muckermann, chief executive of Kempinski Group, said the company, acting as Curators of The Good Life, has worked to give residents more than the European elegance, design and legendary service it is recognised for. She said Kempinski is developing a fresh expression of its Good Life concept, giving residents meaningful involvement with the destination, its culture and its cuisine, along with a connection to their own lives.
Muckermann added that the residence, set within natural surroundings and looking out over the Creek’s waters in the centre of Dubai, was conceived so that indoor and outdoor areas merge generously, providing genuine access to the destination and instilling well-being and joy in residents.
She also said the UAE, and the wider GCC, is a strategic priority for Kempinski as appetite for branded residences keeps shifting, and that the company is pleased to include Kempinski Residences The Creek among its distinguished global residential properties.
Karim Adi, chief executive of Swiss Property, said Kempinski Residences The Creek rests on two principles viewed as ever more significant in contemporary living: human connection and healthy living. He said the goal was to build a setting that naturally draws people together, promotes an active and balanced lifestyle and fosters a real sense of community.
Adi observed that each element of the project, from its link to nature and outdoor areas to its amenities and communal spaces, was designed around those principles, and that for Swiss Property genuine luxury ultimately concerns how a place enables people to live, feel and connect with others.
Kempinski said the residences come with upscale amenities such as a state-of-the-art gym, a yoga studio, a squash court, a Padel court, butler service, an all-day dining restaurant, a spa and round-the-clock security. An indoor kids room and an outdoor park are also provided for children.
Kempinski said that with a wildlife reserve on one side and the vast Dubai metropolis on the other, Kempinski Residences The Creek delivers a balanced lifestyle blending natural calm with urban refinement.
Muckermann noted that, capitalising on Dubai’s momentum, Kempinski will additionally introduce Kempinski Marina Residences in 2029. She said the property occupies a prominent spot at the iconic Dubai Marina and delivers luxury and comfort to residents, with the city’s attractions surrounding visitors and residents alike.
She added that Kempinski Marina Residences includes architecturally conceived vertical gardens on staggered balconies and restrained, elegant interiors, elevating craftsmanship and design to fresh heights.
The source said Kempinski’s residences have turned into highly sought-after residential destinations across the GCC, together with Kempinski Harbour Heights Hotel and Residences Manama in Bahrain, portrayed as a sky-high sanctuary of luxury living in the centre of Bahrain Harbour, and Kempinski Hotel and Residences at Masar in Makkah, which extends luxury hospitality to the Masar development in the heart of Makkah, close to the Grand Mosque.
