Mag Keturah Reserve: Apartments to Villas Inside Mohammed Bin Rashid City
MAG Property Development built Keturah Reserve as a mixed-format community within their MAG City masterplan in Mohammed Bin Rashid City. The project spans the full residential spectrum, from one-bedroom apartments to six-bedroom villas, all under one address in one of Dubai's most actively developed districts.
What It Means to Be in Mohammed Bin Rashid City
Mohammed Bin Rashid City sits between Downtown Dubai and the outer suburbs, which gives residents a useful middle position in the city. The commute to Business Bay runs under 15 minutes by car in normal traffic. Dubai International Airport is roughly 20 to 25 minutes away. For daily life, the location keeps the city's main commercial districts within reach without the density of a Downtown or Business Bay address.
MBR City as a whole attracts buyers who want space and low-density living. Villas, townhouses, and sprawling masterplans characterise the district. Keturah Reserve sits within MAG City, MAG's own development zone inside MBR City, which means residents are part of a larger planned environment with shared infrastructure rather than an isolated building.
AED 3.8M to AED 86.4M: One Range, Two Very Different Markets
The price spread here is AED 3,800,000 to AED 86,381,000. That is not a typo, and explaining it matters.
The lower end covers apartments. A one-bedroom apartment starts at AED 3,800,000 across 1,168 sq ft. A two-bedroom unit begins at AED 5,966,000 on 1,726 sq ft. These are the entry-level products in the project and the ones that suit investors or buyers who want MBR City exposure without villa-level capital.
The upper end is the villa segment. Five-bedroom villas start at AED 74,218,000 across 14,843 sq ft. The six-bedroom villa tops the range at AED 86,381,000 on 17,276 sq ft. The jump from apartments to villas in both size and price reflects an entirely different product category. A four-bedroom penthouse at AED 20,167,000 on 5,034 sq ft sits between the two worlds.
The headline range is wide because the project targets several distinct buyer profiles, not because the pricing within any single unit type is inconsistent.
Four Formats, Four Buyer Profiles
Apartments suit investors and end-users who want an MBR City address at a manageable price. The one- and two-bedroom layouts are practical entry points into a district that is part of one of Dubai's major masterplanned developments.
Townhouses offer families a private entrance and more floor space than a flat. They avoid the land costs and maintenance overhead of a full villa while still providing the feel of a house rather than an apartment block.
Penthouses appeal to buyers who want scale and views without taking on a villa plot. They occupy the upper floors and carry price points that reflect their size and position.
Villas at Keturah Reserve are for buyers who want the full land component: large built-up area, significant outdoor space, and privacy. At AED 74M to AED 86M, this is a specific and narrow buyer segment.
What the Facilities Tell You
| Category | Facilities |
|---|---|
| Water | Indoor Swimming Pool |
| Outdoor | Landscaped Gardens, Tennis Courts, Barbecue Area |
| Wellness | Gymnasium |
| Family | Children's Play Area |
Six amenities is a measured count for a mixed-use community of this scale. The indoor swimming pool stands out because it functions year-round regardless of Dubai's summer temperatures, unlike outdoor pools that see sharply reduced use from June through September. The combination of a gymnasium, tennis courts, and landscaped gardens covers active and passive recreation. The barbecue area and children's play zone signal the project's core target: families and multi-generational residents who plan to live here rather than rent and leave.
June 2027 Handover: Late-Stage Entry
Construction started in December 2022. Expected completion is June 2027. As of mid-2026, the project is roughly 12 months from handover.
Buyers entering now are joining a project that is well into its construction timeline. The risk profile is lower than an early-stage purchase because a significant portion of the build is complete. The remaining window to handover is short, which means the payment structure becomes relevant quickly.
40% During Build, 60% at the Door
| Stage | Payment |
|---|---|
| During construction | 40% |
| Handover | 60% |
The payment structure is back-end loaded. Buyers contribute 40% across the construction period and settle the remaining 60% at handover in June 2027. With around 12 months to completion, that 60% balance is a near-term capital commitment rather than a distant one. The full settlement lands in a single payment at the point of delivery.