Despite the developer's shift in focus over time, the community's structures nevertheless feature traditional Arab architecture.
Mudon's wide variety of real estate reflects the city's equally varied population, which includes both Western expats and Gulf area families. The complex consists of semi-detached townhouses and villas with an Arab motif, as well as contemporary flats and duplexes with views of the beautiful green park.
The Al Salam Community Center in Mudon provides year-round events and activities for the locals, making it a warm and inviting place to live. Residents may be certain that they won't miss a thing by joining the exclusive community group on social media. The Mudon development welcomes families with children and pets by providing a variety of activities, such as outdoor screenings of movies and alerts about discounts on landscaping and gardening services.
Mudon is a great neighbourhood for renters and buyers who value space and like single-family houses. Return on investment (ROI) for a well-maintained property in this new development is rather good in Dubai, coming in at roughly 6.9% (for a 3-bedroom villa).
Beginning in 2020, when the epidemic was at its height, Mudon surpassed the exclusive Dubai Downtown neighbourhood to become the third most in-demand region for secondary sales transactions, behind only Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah.
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