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EYWA FACADE — EYWA, Business Bay, Dubai

Developer-confirmed payment schedule

EYWA payment plan: the Tree of Life 60/40 schedule

The full 60/40 Tree of Life schedule is published below from developer material. The current Way of Water schedule is confirmed for the selected residence and sent by a manager in writing.

Paid before completion
60%
Tree of Life, across seven instalments
Due on completion
40%
Final instalment in the published Tree of Life schedule
Within 180 days of SPA
40%
Booking, SPA signing and the three fixed-date instalments
DLD registration fee
4%
Statutory, payable at SPA signing on top of the price

Published and manager-confirmed

Tree of Life in full; Way of Water on request

Tree of Life has a developer-confirmed public schedule. The Way of Water sales pack available to this site does not include a full current payment schedule, so the site does not fill that gap with aggregator data.

EYWA Tree of Life

60 / 40

  1. 01

    10%

    Booking

  2. 02

    10% +4%

    SPA signing (+4% DLD)

  3. 03

    10%

    60 days from SPA

  4. 04

    5%

    90 days from SPA

  5. 05

    5%

    180 days from SPA

  6. 06

    10%

    40% construction completion

  7. 07

    10%

    60% construction completion

  8. 08

    40%

    On completion

Payment plan: 100% + 4% DLD

The 4% DLD registration fee is calculated on the purchase price and sits outside the 100% schedule.

Source: EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.)

Data updated: 2026-08-29

Way of Water

Current schedule for the selected residence

Send the residence type or unit number. A manager will check the current developer documents and return the applicable instalments, dates, fees and handover payment in writing.

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FACADE OF THE PODIUM FLOOR — EYWA Way of Water
FACADE OF THE PODIUM FLOOR

Tree of Life, instalment by instalment

The running total after every payment

Cumulative percentages are calculated from the schedule itself, so the arithmetic on this page cannot drift from the contract wording.

# Milestone Instalment DLD fee Paid to date Still outstanding
01 Booking 10% — 10% 90%
02 SPA signing (+4% DLD) 10% 4% 20% 80%
03 60 days from SPA 10% — 30% 70%
04 90 days from SPA 5% — 35% 65%
05 180 days from SPA 5% — 40% 60%
06 40% construction completion 10% — 50% 50%
07 60% construction completion 10% — 60% 40%
08 On completion 40% — 100% 0%
Total, excluding the DLD registration fee 100% 4% 100% 0%

The 4% DLD registration fee is calculated on the purchase price and sits outside the 100% schedule.

Source: EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.)

Data updated: 2026-08-29

What each milestone means

Eight payments, read in plain language

The schedule looks like a list of percentages. In practice each line has a trigger, a document and a consequence.

  1. 01 10% Paid to date 10%

    Booking — the reservation

    The first 10% reserves a specific unit number and takes it off the availability list. At this point you are choosing the residence itself: level, aspect, terrace and parking allocation are all fixed by the unit you book, and they are what drive the price.

  2. 02 10% Paid to date 20%

    SPA signing — plus the 4% DLD fee

    The second 10% falls due when the Sale and Purchase Agreement is signed, and the statutory 4% Dubai Land Department registration fee is paid alongside it. This is the heaviest moment in the schedule in cash terms: 20% of the price plus 4% of the price inside the opening weeks. The SPA is the document that names the unit, the areas, the specification and the completion obligation.

  3. 03 10% Paid to date 30%

    60 days from SPA

    A further 10% on a fixed date rather than a construction event. The three date-driven instalments exist so that the early part of the schedule is predictable regardless of how quickly the building rises.

  4. 04 5% Paid to date 35%

    90 days from SPA

    The schedule steps down to 5%. By this point 45% of the price has been paid and the remaining date-driven instalment is six months out.

  5. 05 5% Paid to date 40%

    180 days from SPA

    The last 5% on a calendar trigger. Half the purchase price is now settled, and every remaining instalment before completion is tied to verified construction progress instead of a date.

  6. 06 10% Paid to date 50%

    40% construction completion

    10% released against a construction milestone, not a calendar date. The milestone is certified before the instalment is called, which is the point of writing the schedule this way: the payment follows the building.

  7. 07 10% Paid to date 60%

    60% construction completion

    The final 10% before handover. This is the instalment that takes the schedule to 60% paid — the number in the "60/40" label — with the balance held back until the tower is finished.

  8. 08 40% Paid to date 100%

    On completion

    The remaining 40% is due on completion, against handover. Keeping the largest single instalment at the end is what makes a 60/40 plan buyer-weighted compared with a plan that front-loads 80% or more.

CLOSE UP OF EYWA FACADE — EYWA Tree of Life
CLOSE UP OF EYWA FACADE

Source: EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.)

Data updated: 2026-08-29

Way of Water

Why its schedule is not reproduced here

A payment plan belongs to the sale documents for a specific residence. Publishing an unverified summary would turn a signal from a listing into a commercial promise.

The Way of Water developer presentation documents the layouts, areas and project specification, but the copy held by this site does not state a complete current payment schedule. The manager therefore checks the sales documents in use on the day of your request.

The written reply identifies the residence, each instalment, its trigger, any registration charges and the validity of the quoted terms. Use that document, together with the SPA, for the purchase decision.

Request the Way of Water schedule

How off-plan works in Dubai

Escrow, the SPA and the Oqood register

Three mechanisms sit behind every instalment. None of them are unique to EYWA; all of them are worth understanding before you sign.

The project escrow account
Instalments on an off-plan sale in Dubai are paid into a project-specific escrow account rather than to the developer directly. Funds are released to the developer against construction progress, which is why a schedule written against 40% and 60% completion is more than marketing language — the milestone is the release condition.
The Sale and Purchase Agreement
The SPA is the contract: it identifies the unit, the area, the specification, the payment schedule and the completion obligation, and it is registered with the Dubai Land Department. Everything on this website is a description of the offer; the SPA is the offer.
Oqood pre-title registration
Until a building is handed over there is no title deed to issue, so an off-plan interest is recorded on Oqood, the Land Department register for pre-title sales. It is the record that your unit is contracted to you, and it is what later converts into the title deed at handover.
Paying from outside the UAE
The dirham is pegged to the US dollar, and the developer quotes the price list in both currencies. Instalments are settled in dirhams; if you transfer from another currency, the rate that applies is the one on the day the payment clears, not the one printed in the price list.
Resale before completion
Off-plan units in Dubai can generally be assigned to a new buyer before handover, subject to the developer’s conditions and to a minimum proportion of the price having been paid. The specific threshold and the transfer procedure for EYWA are confirmed in writing — ask us and we will put the developer’s current terms in the reply.
What we are not telling you
This page describes structure, not suitability. It is not legal, tax or investment advice, and it does not replace your own adviser reading the SPA. If a broker tells you a number that is not on this page or in the developer material, ask them which document it comes from.
MAIN ENTRANCE — EYWA Way of Water
MAIN ENTRANCE

Source: EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.)

Data updated: 2026-08-29

Before any reservation

Confirm the terms for the exact residence

Reservation terms can vary by residence and date. A manager checks them against the current sales documents before asking you to take any action.

Match the unit
The reply must name the tower, residence type and unit number you are considering.
Check the validity
The written terms state how long the quoted price, payment schedule and private terms apply.
Read before paying
Review the beneficiary details, payment trigger, refund wording and reservation document before transferring funds.
Request current private terms

Enquiry

Official developer list prices are already public. After you submit, a manager checks current availability, the private terms for your shortlist, their validity date and the applicable payment documents.

Request the payment schedule in writing

We reply with the current schedule for the residence you are considering, the official list price, availability, registration costs and any applicable private terms.