
HQ by Rove: Marasi Bay Office Tower Construction Updates
HQ by Rove, IRTH's 414-office tower on plot 107 in Marasi Bay, stood at 0.7% at the 6 July 2026 inspection.

This page tracks IRTH construction updates across central Dubai, where the developer builds hospitality branded residences and offices on individual city plots. Every progress figure comes from official RERA inspection data, and with a focused portfolio each tower carries weight: its inspection record is, in effect, the developer’s delivery record.
Recently inspected IRTH projects appear here first, each with its RERA progress figure and the date it was recorded. Read the date before the percentage: a reading from last month describes the site as it stands, while an older one only describes where it was.

HQ by Rove, IRTH's 414-office tower on plot 107 in Marasi Bay, stood at 0.7% at the 6 July 2026 inspection.

Rove Home Marasi Drive, IRTH's 809-residence Rove-branded address in Business Bay, logged 10% at the 06 July 2026 inspection.

Rove Home Dubai Marina is IRTH's 679-residence, forty-storey tower on plot 137, logged at 7.8% during piling in July 2026.

Rove Home Downtown Dubai, IRTH's 349-residence tower on plot 462, climbed from 53.21% to 62.69% by June 2026.

Haus of Tenet, IRTH Group's office building of up to 225 units in Business Bay, read 20.62% on 22 December 2025.
Each IRTH project is indexed here with its RERA progress, latest inspection and expected completion. I read the three together rather than apart: a completion quarter that has passed while progress sits well short of 100% is the first thing I question before trusting a handover date.
| Project | Progress | Inspection | Completion | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HQ by Rove | 0.7% | 6 July 2026 | Q1 2029 | View Report Ask |
| Rove Home Marasi Drive | 10% | 06 July 2026 | Q2 2027 | View Report Ask |
| Rove Home Dubai Marina | 7.8% | 06 July 2026 | Q4 2027 | View Report Ask |
| Rove Home Downtown Dubai | 62.69% | 9 June 2026 | Q2 2026 | View Report Ask |
| Haus of Tenet | 20.62% | 22 December 2025 | Q2 2028 | View Report Ask |
Progress figures reflect official RERA project inspection data.
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Get My Project Updates on WhatsAppIRTH builds inside districts that already exist rather than creating a master community of its own, so each project is best read alongside the towers around it. The community pages place IRTH sites next to other developers’ projects in the same district, which is the fairest test of pace.

Marasi Bay construction updates follow branded residence, office and hospitality towers around the marina basin, read against RERA inspection data.
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Business Bay construction updates follow tracked towers in Dubai’s canal side business district, from branded residences to offices, against RERA data.
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Dubai Marina construction updates follow new towers still rising in one of Dubai’s most established waterfront districts, measured against RERA data.
View Dubai Marina UpdatesEvery district with a tracked IRTH project has its own construction updates page, covering IRTH and the other developers building there. Start with the district you are buying into: it shows how an IRTH tower compares with the projects rising beside it, which says more about pace than any single report.
| Community | Projects | Latest Update | Reports |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marasi Bay | 1 Project | July 2026 | View Community Updates |
| Business Bay | 2 Projects | July 2026 | View Community Updates |
| Dubai Marina | 1 Project | July 2026 | View Community Updates |
| Downtown Dubai | 1 Project | June 2026 | View Community Updates |
Progress figures reflect official RERA project inspection data.
IRTH projects are towers on central Dubai plots, so each one moves through the same vertical sequence from basement to roof. Knowing the stage your building has reached sets a fair expectation for the next inspection, which makes an unusually small gain easy to spot.
The project is registered, its escrow account opened and the contractor mobilized onto a hoarded plot. Readings stay close to zero at this point; the signal that matters is inspections starting to appear on record at a regular rhythm.
Shoring, excavation and piling take the work below ground, often several levels deep on a tight central plot. Little shows from the street, so a long gap between inspections at this stage is the first delay signal worth noting.
Podium and tower slabs are cast floor by floor, which is why percentages usually climb fastest here. A flat reading during the structural stage tends to push every later milestone back, while steady gains keep the completion date credible.
Glazing, cladding and balconies close the building in and give the tower its finished face. This is where reported progress should match what is visible on site; when the two disagree, the gap is worth a question.
MEP services, lifts, interior fit out and shared amenities move forward together. Furnished, hospitality branded units carry more finishing detail than a bare shell, so the final third of progress rarely moves at the pace the structure did.
Authority inspections, system testing and the building completion certificate come before any handover notice is issued. Once that notice arrives the snagging period begins: defects recorded then are the developer’s to fix, not the owner’s.
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I am Tohid Fetrat, a Dubai luxury real estate advisor based at The Opus by Omniyat in Business Bay. Every update on this page comes from data I personally verify before publishing.
An IRTH purchase is tied to a use, whether a furnished home to live in, a unit to lease or an office to occupy, and each one depends on the handover date holding. The real question is not whether the tower is rising but whether it is rising at the pace its completion date assumes: for an end user that protects a move in plan; for an investor, the date rental income begins.
Tracking progress is only one part of protecting an off plan purchase. These are the three areas buyers ask me to manage most.
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IRTH grows plot by plot inside established districts rather than through a master community of its own, with Rove branded residences on the residential side and hospitality led offices on the commercial side. Its portfolio spans Business Bay, Marasi Bay, Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina, addresses where demand is set by an established neighborhood rather than a future master plan.
The group has also brought construction in house through IRTH Contracting, its dedicated delivery platform. My read is that this is the variable to watch: a developer that controls its own contractor can protect pace across a growing pipeline, and the inspection record is where that will show first.
IRTH construction updates are progress reports on IRTH developments in Dubai that are still under construction, covering both its branded residences and its office projects. Each project shows its RERA progress figure, the date of its latest inspection and its expected completion, so pace can be judged from official data rather than marketing timelines.
IRTH, a privately held real estate investment platform founded by the AlShamsi family, develops hospitality branded residences and hospitality led offices. Its projects sit on individual plots inside established districts such as Business Bay, Marasi Bay, Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina, rather than in a master community of its own.
The percentages are taken from official RERA project inspection data, and each one is published alongside the inspection date behind it. Because every developer in Dubai is measured on the same inspection basis, an IRTH tower can be compared fairly with the projects rising around it.
A project page is updated after each new RERA inspection is recorded, and inspection timing varies from one project to another. The gap between two inspection dates is itself useful: a short interval gives a current picture, while a long one means the site may have moved on since the last figure was taken.
The completion date shown in Dubai Land Department records is set when the project is registered and works as an administrative anchor rather than a live forecast. A project can therefore pass that date while inspections still record progress below 100%, and the stage and pace of recent inspections are a better guide to handover than the registered date alone.
Each payment toward an off plan IRTH unit goes into the project’s DLD registered escrow account rather than to the developer directly, and money leaves that account only as construction progress is verified. The practical check for a buyer is that the escrow account named on every payment request matches the one registered for the project.
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