Property Projects & Locations
Guides to Oman property projects, areas and location-specific investment considerations.
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Sultan Haitham City Property Guide for Foreign Buyers
Sultan Haitham City is an active new urban development in Al Seeb, Muscat. It is under development, not a completed city. Some projects inside it are being sold, but the whole city is not one property project and it is not an Integrated Tourism Complex. A foreign buyer must confirm that the exact project, phase…
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Hayy Al Sahel in Quriyat: Project History and Current Status
Hayy Al Sahel in Quriyat is an active project that is developing after a long delay. Oman News Agency reported that construction of its first residential phase began in June 2025. A contractor also lists a hotel package as ongoing in August 2026. The project is not established or complete, but current evidence does not…
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Diar Ras Al Hadd: Project, Development Status and Tourism Guide
Diar Ras Al Hadd is an active but delayed tourism development near Ras Al Hadd in South Al Sharqiyah. Its first major component, The Chedi Ras Al Hadd, is still under development. It is not open, complete or established. It is also not failed, cancelled or abandoned. Current official pages show an ongoing 250-key hotel…
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Al Nakheel Barka: ITC Project, Status and Residency Guide
Al Nakheel Barka is an active Integrated Tourism Complex under development in Al Rumais, on the coast of Barka. It is not complete or established. It is also not failed, cancelled or abandoned. Current evidence shows foundation and podium work for the first residences, while licences for major hotel and entertainment components were still nearing…
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AIDA Muscat: Project, Development Status and Residency Guide
AIDA Muscat is an active, large off-plan project under construction on the cliffs of the wider Yiti coast. It is not an operating resort community today. It is not failed, cancelled or abandoned, but public delivery dates have moved. DarGlobal’s current information places different releases between 2027 and 2029 and the full master plan in…
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The Sustainable City – Yiti: Project, Lifestyle and Residency Guide
The Sustainable City – Yiti is an active but still developing coastal community in Muscat. It is not failed, cancelled or abandoned, but it is delayed against its original public completion target. The developer now gives December 2027 as the handover for The Plaza and describes the wider community as phased. Its renewable energy, water,…
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Hawana Salalah: Area, Lifestyle, Property and Residency Guide
Hawana Salalah is an active and established Integrated Tourism Complex in Dhofar, with operating hotels, a marina, an aqua park, restaurants, beaches and completed residential communities. It is also still developing through newer areas such as Amazi. It may suit holiday-home buyers, families who like resort living and people who understand seasonal demand. It may…
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Jebel Sifah: Area, Lifestyle, Property and Residency Guide
Jebel Sifah is an active and established coastal destination in Muscat Governorate, with an operating marina, hotel, golf course, restaurants, completed homes and newer residential development. It may suit a holiday-home buyer, a remote worker who does not need a daily city commute, or a long-term owner who accepts resort seasonality. It may not suit…
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Muscat Hills: Area, Lifestyle, Property and Residency Guide
Muscat Hills is an established mixed residential and business area near Muscat International Airport, known for golf-side homes, The Boulevard and the course now operating as LA VIE Country Club. It may suit buyers who want airport access, city living or golf nearby. It is not a failed or abandoned project. However, the name “Muscat…
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Muscat Bay: Area, Lifestyle, Property and Residency Guide
Muscat Bay is an active, low-density residential tourism community on the coast south-east of central Muscat. It sits between the Al Hajar Mountains and the sea and includes completed homes, landscaped community areas and the operating Jumeirah Muscat Bay resort. The established core is not a failed or abandoned project, but new LUMA homes are…










