Keturah Ritz Carlton

The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Dubai, Creekside is a furnished ultra-luxury development by MAG, positioned along the Ras Al Khor waterfront in Al Jaddaf and due for completion in Q4 2027. Across three low-rise buildings, it comprises seven residences configured to sit directly within a landscape defined by mangroves, tidal flats and the adjacent wildlife sanctuary.

# Three Buildings, a 550-Metre Waterfront and a Setting That Does Most of the Work

Al Jaddaf occupies a stretch of land where the historic dhow-building yards once dominated the Creek's southern bank. The district has since absorbed a generation of hotel and residential investment, yet it retains a quieter tempo than Downtown or Business Bay, partly because the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary forms a hard natural boundary to the south-east.

MAG's Keturah Ritz-Carlton is arranged across three low-rise structures rather than a single tower. That decision shapes everything: sightlines stay low, density is contained, and a 550-metre waterfront promenade anchors the project to the Creek edge. At roughly 10 per cent construction progress as of mid-2025, the bones of the site are visible but the full landscaping programme, described as exceeding 80,000 square metres, remains ahead.

# Residences, Layouts and Specification

Seven residences across three buildings is an unusual ratio. The resulting sense of exclusivity is structural rather than aspirational.

The available configurations run from one-bedroom units at 1,334 square feet through to three-bedroom residences spanning between 3,847 and 4,218 square feet. Two-bedroom apartments sit at 2,528 square feet. At those floor-plate sizes, these read more like lateral houses than conventional apartments.

# Furnishing and Finish

All residences are delivered fully furnished. The developer's documentation names Giorgetti, Minotti, Poliform and B&B Italia as furnishing partners, with kitchens fitted by Gaggenau, Miele, and Sub-Zero and Wolf. Buyers purchasing fully specified interiors at this price point will find those names familiar: they appear consistently across comparable ultra-prime product in London, Geneva and Singapore.

Pricing on the one-bedroom units starts at AED 6,999,000, rising to AED 7,770,000. Three-bedroom residences range from AED 20,550,000 to AED 24,363,000. Service charges are structured between 45 and 65 AED per square foot for apartments, and 12 to 20 AED per square foot for villas.

# Amenities Oriented Towards Wellness and Waterfront Access

The amenity list skews deliberately towards the private and the wellness-focused. A spa, multiple yoga rooms, an organic garden, and a health bar sit alongside more standard provisions such as a kids' club, swimming pools and a party hall cinema.

Two amenities stand apart. The private boat dock accommodates yachts, extending the waterfront positioning into practical maritime access. The private secured helipad serves residents for whom discretion and travel speed intersect. Both point to a buyer profile that extends well beyond the Dubai property market's typical luxury tier.

Residents also hold access to the beach at The Ritz-Carlton Jumeirah Hotel, approximately 30 minutes by road.

# Al Jaddaf's Position in Dubai's Connective Geography

The Burj Khalifa stands 5.9 kilometres away, a ten-minute drive. The Dubai Mall is reachable in eight minutes over roughly the same distance. Dubai International Airport's Terminal 3 sits 18.8 kilometres to the north-east, approximately 15 minutes by car under normal conditions.

The Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary is 2.6 kilometres from the site, a two-minute drive. For a development that uses natural landscape as a primary selling point, that proximity matters. The sanctuary is a genuine ecological reserve, home to flamingos and over 450 recorded species, and it is not going anywhere.

The Swiss International Scientific School is 5.3 kilometres away, an 18-minute drive, which places it within plausible daily reach for families with school-age children.

# Who This Project Is Built For, and Where It Sits in the Dubai Market

Dubai's ultra-prime residential market has produced a consistent archetype over the past five years: branded residences attached to five-star hotel operators, delivered furnished, priced above AED 5,000 per square foot, and targeted at buyers who hold multiple homes across multiple time zones.

The Keturah Ritz-Carlton sits squarely in that category, but its position in Al Jaddaf rather than Palm Jumeirah or Emirates Hills carries a specific logic. The buyer who chooses this project is not choosing it for proximity to a beach club or a marina strip. They are choosing it for the combination of natural buffer, low-density architecture and the operational credibility of the Ritz-Carlton brand managing the property.

With the project currently sold out and construction at just over ten per cent, buyers tracking this development for resale opportunities or future phases will find it worth monitoring closely. The fundamentals of the site, its scale, its position relative to Downtown, and its nature-adjacent setting, are fixed. Those are harder to replicate than a tower's finish specification.