Home Industry Hospitality Rove Hotels expands reach with serviced residences Rove Home Aljada is the brand’s first residential project, featuring contemporary designs and smart home features by Divsha Bhat May 1, 2023 UAE brand, Rove Hotels, is taking its first steps into the branded residential housing market with the launch of Rove Home. The brand announced its first project – Rove Home Aljada – a residential development in Aljada, Sharjah. Rove Hotels signature style All apartments in the development will showcase the contemporary design that is synonymous with the brand’s signature style. Although Aljada marks its inaugural site, the company has plans to construct additional Rove Home properties in the future. Due to go on sale in the coming weeks, each of the Rove Home Aljada apartments will be equipped with smart home features alongside warm, simple design and contemporary finishes. With options ranging from one, two and three-bedroom apartments, its residents will also have the option to avail for add-on services such as housekeeping, in-room dining, laundry, and more when buying an apartment. Meanwhile, complementing the adjacent Rove Hotel, the neighbourhood masterplan includes extensive hospitality, retail, F&B and leisure options within walking distance. Also, the destination is home to a cycling network, three schools and a business park. Opposite the apartment is Aljada’s main park and family entertainment district, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects. Paul Bridger, COO of Rove Hotels, commented: “We are excited to explore the vast potential of the branded residential sector and to contribute to the creation of welcoming homes designed for contemporary living in true Rove style. Read: Azizi Developments enters hospitality sector; announces launch of global hotel brand Tags Hospitality Rove Hotels UAE 0 Comments You might also like Standard Chartered expands private banking team in the UAE UAE finalises pact to boost trade with Eurasian Economic Union Saudi Arabia’s PIF launches new hotel management company UAE set to roll out 15% tax for global corporate giants