TypeScript class decorator to create method with same typed arguments as constructor

In ES6 classes, I find myself creating static create methods, prefering to do ClassName.create() rather than new ClassName() or new ClassName, since I have run into some silly errors having to do with accessing properties on the newly created object; slipping up and doing new ClassName.methodCall() instead of (new ClassName).methodCall(). IMO it's cleaner to do ClassName.create().methodCall() and less prone to silly and difficult-to-catch errors.

However, it gets tedious and verbose to do this on every class, so I was wondering if there was a way to use TS/ES6 decorators so that I could do

@Creatable // or @Creatable()
class ClassName {
    constructor(arguments: IArguments) {}
}

which would create a static create(arguments: IArguments) { return new this(arguments); } method on the class, with the same arguments, including types.

Is this possible, and if so how?