Price-per-sqft trends, days on market, drop-depth distribution, and tier breakdowns for Mudon, Dubai.
This page tracks Mudon luxury townhouses and villas from daily Bayut asking-price scans. Mudon is a Dubai Land family community — clusters such as Mudon Al Ranim, Arabella Townhouses, Naseem, and Rahat — not Arabian Ranches. The live set is townhouse-heavy (31 of 45 cuts), with villas the remainder. The panels above are live asking-price movement, not a community-wide brochure average. Pair this page with the live Mudon price drops feed and Dubai market data.
Do not mix Mudon AED/sqft with original Arabian Ranches villa comps. Reading Mudon correctly means comparing within the same cluster and product (Al Ranim townhouse vs Arabella vs a villa).
Headline AED prices mislead because townhouse rows and standalone villas do not share one number. Broad current bands from the live asking set (size > 200 sqft):
When a listing appears on the Mudon drops feed, ask: where does the new ask sit versus recent same-cluster, same-product comps? A 4% cut on an Al Ranim townhouse that remains above recent Al Ranim asks is not a bargain.
Mudon skews more end-user than Marina, with a townhouse-heavier mix than original Arabian Ranches. Visible cuts are often shallow (live median near 4%, live max 10%):
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The live set is 45 cuts: 31 townhouses and 14 villas. Volume sits in Mudon Al Ranim, then Arabella Townhouses, with thinner Naseem and Rahat stock. It is a Dubai Land family community — not original Arabian Ranches.
Townhouses and villas in the live asking set often clear roughly AED 1,470–1,810/sqft, with a median near AED 1,660/sqft. Compare within the same cluster and product. Do not import an original Arabian Ranches villa median into an Al Ranim townhouse underwrite.
Mudon typically shows shallower visible cuts than flip-heavy apartment corridors (live median near 4%, live max around 10%). Softness is cluster-specific — watch Al Ranim, Arabella, Naseem, and Rahat separately on the panels above rather than a city-wide headline.
No. Original Arabian Ranches is the established Emaar ranch with a villa-heavier mix and a higher live AED/sqft band. Mudon is Dubai Land townhouse/villa stock. Use each market-data page separately.
Well-priced townhouses and villas often move in roughly 45–120 days. Past 120–200 days usually needs a price adjustment; 200+ days signals stronger seller motivation if the unit itself is not defective.
AR2 and AR3 are Emaar ranch communities with different cluster names and handover-wave dynamics. Mudon is townhouse-heavier Dubai Land product at a lower live AED/sqft band. Compare live drop depth on each market-data page rather than assuming a fixed discount.
It can be if the new ask sits below recent same-cluster, same-product per-sqft asks. Visible 10% cuts sit at the deep end of the current live set (median near 4%). Verify row position, plot, and finish so you are not buying a discounted defective unit.
End-users dominate family townhouse and villa demand. Investors are more visible in townhouse rows than in standalone villas. Underwrite rental depth by product type, not by a Mudon-wide average.
Daily from Bayut listing scans. New asking-price cuts typically appear within minutes of being posted.
No. Independent analytics only. Contact listing agents on Bayut directly to view and transact.