How to buy a Keturah residence

Buying a Keturah residence is straightforward, whether you are in Dubai or overseas. The steps below outline the journey from shortlisting to freehold handover. Figures are indicative and confirmed in your Sale & Purchase Agreement; we recommend independent legal and financial advice.

1. Explore & shortlist

Browse the Collection and the development pages, and compare Keturah Resort, Reserve & Ardh by location, home type, price and payment plan. Shortlist the residences that fit your needs.

2. Register your interest

Register your interest or request the brochure. A Keturah advisor will share current availability, pricing and floor plans, and answer any questions.

3. Reserve

Reserve your chosen residence with the booking deposit — typically a 20% down payment — to secure the price and the specific unit.

4. Sign the SPA & register

Sign the Sale & Purchase Agreement and pay the 4% Dubai Land Department fee plus administrative charges. Off-plan homes are registered through Oqood, with the freehold title deed issued on handover.

5. Pay by the plan

Pay the construction installments according to the development's payment plan:

• Keturah Resort — 20% down, two further 10% installments, and 60% on completion (targeted Q4 2027).
• Keturah Reserve — 20% down, 30% across construction milestones, then 50% post-handover over 60 months.
• Keturah Ardh — plot terms are shared on request; Phase One is fully committed, so register for future releases.

6. Handover & title deed

On completion, take handover and receive the freehold title deed. Keturah residences are sold freehold to buyers of all nationalities.

Good to know

• Cryptocurrency: Keturah Reserve accepts BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC, among others.
• Golden Visa: property from AED 2 million may qualify for the UAE's 10-year Golden Visa, subject to current eligibility criteria.
• Tax: the UAE levies no annual property tax and no capital-gains tax.