Tara Park Final Phase Offers Flexible Abu Dhabi Homeownership
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Tara Park Final Phase Offers Flexible Abu Dhabi Homeownership

"Modon has launched the final phase of Tara Park in a prime central Abu Dhabi location, close to the main bridges connecting to Reem Island. The development offers convenient access to Abu Dhabi Global Market, Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, Repton School and The Galleria Mall, strengthening its appeal for both end-users and investors.

As part of this phase, Modon has introduced a flexible 40/60 payment plan aimed at making homeownership more accessible. Under the plan, buyers will pay 5 per cent in 2026, followed by 10 per cent in 2027, 10 per cent in 2028 and 10 per cent in 2029, creating a structured pathway for first-time buyers and long-term investors.

Tara Park is a freehold development open to buyers of all nationalities and is positioned as a strong investment opportunity in Abu Dhabi’s growing residential market. The project comprises six residential towers connected by a shared podium and will deliver a total of 834 apartments across one-, two- and three-bedroom configurations.

The development is designed as an integrated community with nurseries, co-working spaces and retail outlets within the podium, while also benefiting from seamless connectivity to Reem Mall. Its people-centric planning reflects a focus on accessibility, convenience and quality of life.

Wellness is a central feature of the project, with amenities including a 527-metre running and walking track, gyms, yoga studios, swimming pools and padel courts. These facilities are intended to support a balanced lifestyle while encouraging community engagement.

The final phase builds on strong market response to the earlier release, underlining continued demand for centrally located residential developments that combine liveability, connectivity and long-term value in Abu Dhabi."

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Modon has launched the final phase of Tara Park in a prime central Abu Dhabi location, close to the main bridges connecting to Reem Island. The development offers convenient access to Abu Dhabi Global Market, Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, Repton School and The Galleria Mall, strengthening its appeal for both end-users and investors.As part of this phase, Modon has introduced a flexible 40/60 payment plan aimed at making homeownership more accessible. Under the plan, buyers will pay 5 per cent in 2026, followed by 10 per cent in 2027, 10 per cent in 2028 and 10 per cent in 2029, creating a structured pathway for first-time buyers and long-term investors.Tara Park is a freehold development open to buyers of all nationalities and is positioned as a strong investment opportunity in Abu Dhabi’s growing residential market. The project comprises six residential towers connected by a shared podium and will deliver a total of 834 apartments across one-, two- and three-bedroom configurations.The development is designed as an integrated community with nurseries, co-working spaces and retail outlets within the podium, while also benefiting from seamless connectivity to Reem Mall. Its people-centric planning reflects a focus on accessibility, convenience and quality of life.Wellness is a central feature of the project, with amenities including a 527-metre running and walking track, gyms, yoga studios, swimming pools and padel courts. These facilities are intended to support a balanced lifestyle while encouraging community engagement.The final phase builds on strong market response to the earlier release, underlining continued demand for centrally located residential developments that combine liveability, connectivity and long-term value in Abu Dhabi.

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