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I am sharing this not because of hatred, but I wish I knew about this before I moved in. So, I just want to let people know where they are getting into and jeopardizing their health and their kids’. 

The place may look pretty at first, but there are lots of maintenance problems.
The main issue experienced was MOLD in the apartment and maintenance staff disregarded my complaints about it after I insisted many times to have my AC ducts checked.
In one of the visits by the maintenance supervisor I showed a blouse I found inside my wardrobe full of mold in it. He literally laughed at my face and said that this was just dirty and still saying I did not have mold issues and he declined cleaning the AC for being a new bldg. 
Because I got extremely sick (I was coughing really bad for 2 months and a lot other symptoms), in desperation I hired a professional Mold Cleaning company because I could not be off work sick any longer. The walls outside the bathrooms moisture was measured and they were very damp at the bottom, where they said it was very likely that there is water leaking under the floor.
I paid 4k for the mold cleaning in the apartment and AC unit and property management disregarded the report and did not refund me with the work that had been done.
Of course after cleaning and they still did not take the mold report serious, which mold started to grow back. 
I moved out because of the health impact and the way the management dealt with the situation. 
“The damp walls will continue to be an issue and the problem will get worse”, words from the mold report. Other neighbors also told me their walls were all peeling

Dubai Silicon Oasis

I lived in Dubai Silicon Oasis for more than 5 years, and the community has really stayed with me. What I appreciated most was the greenery and how walkable everything is, which really makes the area stand out. I used to go on long walks regularly, cycle around the neighbourhood, and simply enjoy the overall atmosphere. If you have a dog, there is a fantastic dog park, which also became a big part of my daily routine.

The community is mostly made up of apartments, but it also has the beautiful Cedre Villas, and the whole neighbourhood feels very family friendly, with a number of excellent schools located within the area. Some of the more established buildings have generous layouts and are great value for money, while newer developments offer a more contemporary style.

The community has evolved so much recently, and has a wide range of restaurants and cafés, along with the newer Silicon Central mall. It feels lively, and still holds on to that close knit, neighbourhood feel. Areas like DTEC, in particular, are very thoughtfully designed, with pedestrian friendly spaces, plenty of cafés and restaurants, and areas where children can run around and play safely.

In terms of location, I always found DSO very convenient, as it is well connected to the rest of Dubai. It offers a great quality of life, especially for anyone who values green spaces, walkability, and a strong sense of community.

i lived in silicon oasis with my family for 1.5 years and it was heaven! we had 2 mosques, a shopping center (silicon central that includes Lulu and a lot of clothing shops and cafes/restaurants), the north park, a lake, a food court, and 2 hospitals nearby, with multiple grocery shops like al maya and choithrams, and many bus stops that go almost everywhere around silicon and dubai. i gave it 4/5 on the transport only because we don't have metro line however you can take bus number 320 to al rashidya (centerpoint metro) which takes about 30-40 mins or bus #50 which goes to dubai mall directly in about 30-40 mins too
 
when it comes to being family friendly, i have a 2 year old who loved to go to the north park as there's a lot of slides and swings for kids as well as a large football court and a running track around the court. there's also basketball and beach ball/volley ball courts and a skating area. when it comes to running/walking there's a running track around the lake. i used to take my scooter from the park all the way to silicon central mall.
 
we also had a small shopping/cafe area known as Souq Extra that included carrefour, kfc, krispy kreme...etc, as well as 2 gyms including Gymnation and UFC in silicon central mall

noon supermall, and minutes were right around the corner (we had a noon minutes warehouse inside souq extra) so deliveries were really quick

i would say the only negative/downsides is that it gets a bit traffic crowded around 5-7pm and rent may be a bit overpriced especially near the mall and around bus stations, but it gives you that value for money vibe, honestly i really wish i could go back and live there again

i lived in silicon oasis with my family for 1.5 years and it was heaven! we had 2 mosques, a shopping center (silicon central), the north park, a lake, a food court, and 2 hospitals nearby, with multiple grocery shops like al maya and choithrams, and many bus stops that go almost everywhere around silicon and dubai.

i gave it 4/5 on the transport only because we don't have metro line however you can take bus number 320 to al rashidya (centerpoint metro) which takes about 30-40 mins or bus #50 which goes to dubai mall directly in about 30-40 mins too.
 
when it comes to being family friendly, i have a 2 year old who loved to go to the north park as there's a lot of slides and swings for kids as well as a large football court and a running track around the court. there's also basketball and beach ball/volley ball courts and a skating area. when it comes to running/walking there's a running track around the lake. i used to take my scooter from the park all the way to silicon central mall.
 
i would say the only negative/downsides is that it gets a bit traffic crowded around 5-7pm and rent may be a bit overpriced especially near the mall and around bus stations, but honestly i really wish i could go back and live there again forever. unfortunately i can't because i work far from silicon.
 

I lived in Dubai Silicon Oasis for about a year and a half, near Souq Extra. Overall, it's a peaceful and calm community - you never feel like it's overcrowded. Despite being close to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, traffic noise was never really an issue.
There's a small park near the DSO entrance, but it's quite modest, and I wouldn't say the area offers much in the way of walking routes or points of interest. On the upside, it's close to the half-desert, which makes it really convenient for BBQ outings. There are a few decent restaurants around, but the dining scene doesn't come close to somewhere like Al Barsha.
That said, DSO is a well-established community. You'll find almost everything you need day to day -  hospitals, schools, a university, supermarkets, and more. It's also worth mentioning the IFZA free zone, which is a major business hub within DSO. If you've set up a company there, living in Silicon Oasis makes a lot of practical sense.
So overall, I'd call it an average area in the best sense of the word - not remarkable, not disappointing. It delivers what you'd expect for the budget, and that's honestly its main appeal.

Muhammad Kamran Aziz

Built in Wardrobes

Central A/C

Covered Parking

Kitchen Appliances

Shared Pool

Security

Shared Gym

Walk-in Closet

Lobby in Building

Balcony

Dream Oshan Properties

The kitchen comes equipped with essential appliances, providing a functional space that flows directly into the main living area. This 1,274 sqft apartment features two bedrooms and three bathrooms, offering a practical layout for daily living. The unfurnished interior allows for personal customization of the space, ensuring the rooms can be arranged to suit individual needs and preferences.

Each bedroom includes built-in wardrobes, while the primary suite benefits from a walk-in closet for additional storage. The flooring throughout the unit is consistent, and the central air conditioning maintains a comfortable temperature in every room. Large windows allow natural light to fill the living area, creating a bright environment. The three bathrooms are positioned to serve both the bedrooms and guests, adding to the overall utility of the floor plan.

Building facilities and private features include:
- Built-in wardrobes
- Central AC
- Covered parking
- Kitchen appliances
- Shared pool
- Security
- Shared gym
- Walk-in closet
- Lobby in building

This apartment is situated in a residential area of Dubai, providing access to local infrastructure and transport links. The building includes a lobby and security services, which help manage the daily flow of residents and visitors. The surrounding neighborhood offers a straightforward environment for those looking to settle into a new home with easy access to the city.

The annual rent for this property is 88,000 AED. Contact us to schedule a viewing.

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