Keturah Reserve

Keturah Reserve is a low-rise residential community by MAG, situated in Al Quoz 2 and scheduled for completion in March 2028. Spread across six buildings with 102 residences in total, it positions itself around a wellness-led design philosophy at a price point running from approximately AED 3.87 million to AED 22 million.

# The community and its place in Al Quoz 2

Al Quoz 2 sits at a curious intersection in Dubai's urban geography: industrial heritage to one side, a fast-maturing residential belt to the other. Keturah Reserve occupies this transitional moment deliberately. Six low-rise buildings, rather than a single tower, keep the community at a human scale that is genuinely uncommon in a city where height is often treated as a proxy for prestige.

The architecture draws on natural materials throughout, with raw wood elements treated for durability, high ceilings, dense wall construction and glazing calibrated to manage solar gain. These are not decorative choices; they shape how the buildings perform across Dubai's summer months, reducing reliance on mechanical cooling.

At 7.26% construction progress, the project is in its early stages. Buyers entering now do so on the long end of the timeline, with handover set for Q1 2028.

# Residences: layouts, sizes and specification

The 102 homes span one-, two- and four-bedroom configurations, with floor areas ranging from 1,141 sq ft to 5,034 sq ft. One-bedroom residences run from AED 3.87 million to AED 5.63 million across 1,141 to 2,702 sq ft, a size range that reflects the community's emphasis on generous proportions rather than compact efficiency. Two-bedroom homes sit between AED 7.22 million and AED 8.05 million, with footprints from 1,805 to 3,755 sq ft. Four-bedroom residences are priced from AED 19.95 million.

All residences are delivered semi-furnished. Kitchens carry German-engineered appliances and integrated water filtration. Sanitaryware is Japanese. Balconies are broad and oriented to reduce direct heat and glare, functioning as proper extensions of living space rather than nominal gestures to outdoor living.

Door frames are widened beyond standard specification, a detail that speaks to the developer's accessibility thinking without requiring it to be labelled as such.

# Amenities and the logic behind them

The amenity list at Keturah Reserve is notably wellness-focused. A spa with hair and beauty salon, a yoga space, a dedicated meditation room, individual sound therapy pods and a dance studio form the core of the health offering. The gym includes CrossFit provision alongside a conventional training floor. A water bike pool sits alongside jogging tracks and a roof garden.

# The business centre

The 24-hour business centre is naturally lit and fitted with ergonomic seating and a circular reference library. It is a considered detail for buyers who work flexibly or manage businesses across time zones.

There is also an art school serving both children and adults, which addresses a gap that most purely residential amenity packages in Dubai do not.

# Location: distances that matter

Nad Al Sheba Park is six minutes by car. Jumeirah Beach is 13 minutes. Dubai Mall and the Museum of the Future each sit within 13 minutes' drive. Dubai Bilingual French International School is eight minutes away, a relevant data point for European families.

DXB Airport is 29 minutes, which places the community within reasonable range without the noise exposure that closer addresses carry. The Grand Shopping Mall is 11 minutes. These distances make Al Quoz 2 functional for daily life without requiring the Burj Khalifa postcode that commands a corresponding premium.

# Who Keturah Reserve suits and where it sits in the market

The pricing and philosophy of Keturah Reserve align closely with a buyer profile that has grown considerably since 2021: internationally mobile professionals and families who treat Dubai as a primary or secondary base and want residential infrastructure that supports health and productivity rather than simply signalling status.

The AED/sq ft entry point, combined with semi-furnished delivery and the low-rise format, differentiates the project from the high-density towers that dominate comparable price bands in Downtown or Business Bay. Service charges are set at AED 22 to 28 per sq ft for apartments, with townhouses significantly lower at AED 5 to 8 per sq ft.

For buyers with a three-to-five-year horizon, the March 2028 completion and current construction stage mean capital is committed early. That suits buyers acquiring on a payment plan rather than those seeking near-term rental yield.