Rove Home by Al Ain Holding in Bukadra, Meydan Horizon
Al Ain Holding is developing Rove Home in Bukadra, a residential district on the eastern fringe of Meydan. The project delivers one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, with prices ranging from AED 1,617,777 to AED 2,417,777. Construction started in November 2025 and completion is scheduled for January 2029.
Bukadra and the Meydan Horizon Address
Bukadra sits within the broader Meydan zone, which places it a short drive from Downtown Dubai and Business Bay. Meydan Road connects directly to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, making the commute to major employment hubs practical. The Meydan Racecourse is an immediate neighbour, and Mohammed Bin Rashid City lies adjacent to the zone. For an investor, this is a district in active transition: infrastructure is in place and major development continues to expand across the surrounding area.
The area is not yet fully built out. The on-site amenities carry more weight for day-to-day convenience here than they would in a denser, more established district.
What AED 1.6M to AED 2.4M Buys Here
The price range spans AED 800,000, driven by the difference between one-bedroom and two-bedroom units. One-bed apartments run from approximately 613 to 618 sq ft with prices starting at AED 1,617,777, which puts the entry-level unit at around AED 2,615 per sq ft. Two-bed units come in at 1,022 sq ft from AED 2,417,777, or approximately AED 2,365 per sq ft.
Buying the larger unit costs less per square foot. A buyer at the low end is entering an off-plan Meydan project for under AED 1.7M with a 2029 delivery horizon. At the top end, the two-bed suits a family or a longer-term investor in a zone with significant surrounding development.
What the Amenities Tell You
| Category | Amenities |
|---|---|
| Wellness | Indoor Swimming Pool, Gymnasium |
| Outdoor | Landscaped Gardens, Children's Play Area |
| Dining | Restaurants |
| Security | CCTV Security |
An indoor pool provides year-round usability that an outdoor pool cannot match in summer. The on-site restaurant is a meaningful asset in a location where surrounding dining options are limited. The children's play area signals that the developer is targeting families alongside investors. Taken together, the amenity set reflects a project aiming to keep daily life self-contained within the development.
A Three-Year Build With a Back-Loaded Payment Structure
Construction started in November 2025, with expected completion in January 2029. That is roughly three years from construction start. For a buyer entering now, this is a mid-length off-plan commitment. The project is past the planning stage but three full years short of handover.
| Payment Stage | Amount |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 20% |
| During construction | 30% |
| Handover | 50% |
The entry point is a 20% down payment, with 30% spread across the construction period and the remaining 50% due at handover in January 2029. The back-loaded structure concentrates half the total purchase price at a single point in time. For a cash buyer, this is clean and predictable. For a buyer using mortgage finance, the full lending arrangement needs to be in place before the handover date arrives, since that is when the largest payment obligation falls.