Oman development directory
Projects shaping Oman's property market
Major freehold and mixed-use developments publicly announced or under construction across Oman, from established coastal ITCs to newly signed agreements. Compiled from public news coverage and developer announcements — a directory, not a live availability feed. See each project for its source.
Madinat Al Irfan
Al Irfan, Muscat
Oman's largest single urban development — a $13bn, 624-hectare new city district next to Muscat International Airport, planned over 20 years.
Saraya Bandar Jissah
Bandar Al Jissah, Muscat
A $600m freehold ITC on the coast at Barr Al Jissah, ringed by the Hajar Mountains — five residential zones plus two five-star Jumeirah-operated hotels.
Muscat Bay
Bandar Al Rowdha, Muscat
A coastal integrated tourism complex roughly 35–40 minutes south of central Muscat, built around a lagoon and marina.
Jebel Sifah
Sifah, Muscat
A large freehold coastal ITC roughly 6.2 million sqm in size, with 7km of beachfront, a marina, and a 9-hole golf course.
AIDA at Yiti
Yiti, Muscat
A large freehold masterplan community at Yiti, on the coast southeast of Muscat, positioned as one of Oman's newer flagship ITCs.
Hawana Salalah
Salalah, Salalah
Oman's flagship freehold ITC in Salalah, in the Dhofar region — the main freehold destination outside the Muscat capital area.
Sarooj Oasis
Sultan Haitham City, Muscat
A large residential community within Sultan Haitham City, classified as an Integrated Tourism Complex so foreign buyers can hold freehold title.
Golf Hills
Al Irfan (Muscat Hills), Muscat
Three freehold residential towers at Muscat Hills in Al Irfan City — 366 apartments across roughly 11,000 sqm.
Uptown Muscat — Ivy Town
Knowledge Oasis Muscat, Muscat
First phase of a premium residential complex inside Knowledge Oasis Muscat — three 8-storey buildings, about 447 residences.
Khazaen City Mixed-Use District
Khazaen Economic City, Al Suwaiq
A retail, office, and residential mixed-use district inside Khazaen Economic City, under a newly signed RO18mn development agreement.