Eywa Tree of Life — portal-listed canal tower in Business Bay

• Builder — R.Evolution (also written R. Evolution / R·Evolution) (high) ^{[1] [2] [3]}
• Public product label — Eywa Tree of Life / Eywa The Tree of Life (high) ^{[1] [3]}
• Place — Business Bay, Dubai Water Canal waterfront (high) ^{[1] [3]}
• Homes on marketing — 52 residences including 2 penthouses (high — official + PF body) ^{[1] [3]}
• Buildings — one Tree of Life tower on Property Finder (high) ^[3]
• Height stamps — PF masterplan 19-storey; Propsearch 23-storey (med — counting conflict) ^{[3] [4]}
• Entry open (portal) — about AED 12,490,000 for the 2BR ladder (med) ^[3]
• Public unit ladder (portal) — 2BR 2,981–3,756 sqft from ~AED 12.49M; 3BR 4,784–6,347 from ~AED 22.86M; 4BR 6,162–6,560 from ~AED 30.1M; 5BR penthouses 8,862–15,804 from ~AED 135M (med / low on PH open) ^[3]
• Public delivery target — June / Q2 2026 on Property Finder (med) ^[3]
• Portal construction chip — Ready + expected completion 30 June 2026; progress 100% is a low-confidence Property Finder chip only, not an independent inspection (low on %) ^[3]
• Cash shape (portal) — 10% / 50% / 40% (med) ^[3]
• Cash shape (broker marketing) — 60/40 on Foundry Realty and OPR project pages (low — conflict; not dual-locked with PF) ^{[7] [8]}
• Ownership chip — freehold on Property Finder (med — confirm in contract) ^[3]

Confidence tags are shortlist filters. On Tree of Life, contract instalments and the written keys clause beat every marketing badge.

Tree of Life is sold as one boutique tower on the Dubai Water Canal in Business Bay. ^[3] Official copy locks 52 ultra-luxury wellness residences including 2 penthouses. ^[1]

The full public price/size ladder captured from Property Finder (marketing, not SPA) is:

• 2BR — from AED 12,490,000 · about 2,981–3,756 sqft ^[3]
• 3BR — from AED 22,860,000 · about 4,784–6,347 sqft ^[3]
• 4BR — from AED 30,100,000 · about 6,162–6,560 sqft ^[3]
• 5BR penthouses — from AED 135,000,000 · about 8,862–15,804 sqft ^[3]

Early press sometimes said 48 apartments + 2 penthouses (=50). ^{[5] [6]} The live official site and Property Finder project body both state 52 — use 52 and treat older 50-home lines as outdated marketing. ^{[1] [3]}

Amenity marketing is heavy: official 59 shared wellbeing amenities; portal body lists private pools/waterfalls per residence, spa, gym, gardens and clubhouse language. ^{[1] [3]} Treat amenity lists as brochure language until the sale contract exhibits name them for your unit.

Keep the towers separate. Official materials also sell Eywa Way of Water as another product (65 homes, including duplexes and a penthouse). ^[1] Leftover portal cards titled Eywa 2 are that same second tower. Choose the tower you actually want — then check the booking form and sale contract name that same product.

Public delivery target: Property Finder’s delivery fields read June 2026, with expected completion 30 June 2026 and a Ready construction badge at capture. ^[3] BBC StoryWorks (paid feature) also said Q2 2026. ^[5] Treat June / Q2 2026 as a portal target only — read the SPA handover clause before fixing your calendar.

The portal progress 100% figure is only a Property Finder chip at low confidence — not a third-party site inspection. ^[3]

Instalment framing (Property Finder Standard 10/50/40): ^[3]

• 10% booking / down payment
• 50% during construction (portal breaks this into SPA-dated and construction-completion steps)
• 40% on handover ^[3]

Foundry Realty and OPR also market a 60/40 shape (not dual-locked with Property Finder). ^{[7] [8]} Rebuild cash only from the Tree of Life sale-contract instalment table.

If the portal already shows Ready, ask in writing whether your unit is primary developer stock, assignment, or secondary resale.

Developer hub: R.Evolution. Official developer site is byrevolution.com; product brand site is eywa.ae. ^{[2] [1]} R.Evolution markets itself around regenerative luxury and lists a DIFC contact on the developer site. ^[2] Before you pay a deposit, check the booking form seller matches the sale-contract seller for this tower.

Area hub: Business Bay, specifically the Dubai Water Canal edge on portal trees. ^[3] Use published place labels only — we do not publish commute timings from this page.

Siblings (keep separate): Eywa Way of Water is the second official canal tower. Leftover Eywa 2 ads are that same product. ^[1] Nearby Business Bay research on this site includes Avarra by Palace — different developer and SPA.

1. Ready badge / portal progress — Property Finder shows Ready and a June 2026 completion stamp; the 100% chip is portal-only. Confirm handover notice and title status for the exact unit. ^[3]
2. Payment plan conflict — portal 10/50/40 vs Foundry/OPR 60/40 marketing. SPA table wins. ^{[3] [7] [8]}
3. Price open is a band — AED 12.49M 2BR open on Property Finder; official homepage does not print a dual price list. ^{[3] [1]}
4. Unit-count history — older press 48+2; live official + PF body 52. ^{[1] [3] [5]}
5. Height counting differs — 19-storey PF masterplan vs 23-storey Propsearch. ^{[3] [4]}
6. Sibling mix-ups — Way of Water (leftover ads: Eywa 2) shares the Eywa brand. ^[1]
7. Amenity list is marketing — until SPA exhibits name them. ^{[1] [3]}
8. Purchase channel — primary stock, assignment or secondary resale each needs its own document trail.

1. Before booking, use Dubai Land Department tools to verify project registration and escrow status for this tower (we have not locked a public RERA or escrow ID on this page).
2. Photograph the booking form fields for project name, unit ID, net area and parking — the line should read Eywa Tree of Life / Eywa The Tree of Life. ^{[1] [3]}
3. Rebuild instalment dates from the SPA only. ^[3]
4. Compare the SPA handover clause with the marketed June / Q2 2026 portal target. ^[3]
5. Request measured net saleable area and floor plans for your exact layout. ^[3]
6. Confirm freehold wording inside the SPA. ^[3]
7. Ask for written service charge guidance.
8. Wider process notes: Dubai off-plan buyer diligence.