Rove Home Dubai Marina

When will Rove Home Dubai Marina be handed over?

The Dubai Land Department (DLD) project register gives Rove Home Dubai Marina a completion date of 31 March 2028 (Continental Club, registry updated 9 October 2026). IRTH Development’s own update in February 2026 gave an anticipated handover of Q4 2027 (Bayut). Property Finder also shows Q4 2027, with 31 December 2027 as the expected completion. So the register sits one quarter after the marketing date.

The DLD inspection on 6 July 2026 put the tower at 7.8% complete, with about 18 months left to the registered date.

Building-by-building dates and how the date has changed: Rove Home Dubai Marina handover date.

Rove Home Dubai Marina construction update

The project is DLD project number 3393, with its escrow account at Commercial Bank of Dubai. Construction started on 1 December 2024. The DLD inspections are:

• 8 November 2024: 0%
• 20 April 2025: 0.14%
• 30 July 2025: 2.92%
• 3 December 2025: 7.14%
• 23 March 2026: 7.47%
• 6 July 2026: 7.80%

Progress was quick in the second half of 2025 and then slowed to 0.66 points between December 2025 and July 2026. Continental Club calculates an average pace of 0.44% a month.

Rove Home Dubai Marina homes and sizes

Rove Home Dubai Marina is a single tower with 682 units on the DLD register; IRTH’s February 2026 profile gives 679 apartments (Bayut). Homes are sold fully furnished and run with Rove Hotels as a branded residence. The DLD register name is the same as the market name.

Sizes and prices are from Property Finder (accessed 11 October 2026). Property Finder’s FAQ and Continental Club give a lower starting figure of AED 1.35 million.

Rove Home Dubai Marina prices and resale

Continental Club counts 670 registered sales, only 2 of them resales. Median prices by type are:

• Studio: AED 1,478,400 for about 37 square metres (398 sq ft), from 435 sales
• 1 bedroom: AED 2,277,000 for about 56 square metres (603 sq ft), from 226 sales
• 2 bedroom: AED 5,529,000 for about 137 square metres (1,475 sq ft), from 7 sales

The overall median is AED 38,239 per square metre, about AED 3,550 per sq ft. The most recent registered sales were two studios of 41.3 square metres at AED 1,650,000 each on 17 September 2026. One studio was listed at AED 1,745,000 in October 2026.

The building’s own service charge will be set by RERA after handover. The 2026 median for completed Dubai Marina buildings is AED 16.52 per sq ft a year (Continental Club).

Rove Home Dubai Marina payment plan

The launch plan was 10% on booking, 40% during construction in two instalments and 50% on handover (Property Finder and Continental Club). Half the price is due at handover, so the date the building is completed decides when most of the money is paid. The 4% DLD fee is extra. Developer stock is sold out, so new buyers pay the seller’s paid amount plus any premium, then take over the remaining instalments.

Rove Home Dubai Marina developer and delivery record

The developer is IRTH Development, registered with DLD as Irth Elite Development L.L.C. Continental Club gives 2023 as the company’s founding year, and Bayut describes it as privately held by the Alshamsi family. Its February 2026 pipeline included Rove Home Downtown Dubai (348 units, handover anticipated in 2026), Rove Home Marasi Drive in Business Bay (809 apartments, 2027) and HQ by Rove, an office tower due in Q1 2029 (Bayut, 13 February 2026). The Bayut profile does not list any completed IRTH project.

What to check before buying at Rove Home Dubai Marina

1. The completion date in the SPA. The register shows 31 March 2028 while marketing still says Q4 2027.
2. The rental arrangement with Rove. Units are furnished and branded, so any hotel pool or rental programme terms affect income and running costs.
3. The 50% handover payment. A resale buyer takes on this balance, and its timing follows the actual completion date.
4. Resale price against DLD sales. Studio sales in September 2026 at AED 1.65 million compare with launch prices from about AED 1.35 million.