Apartments for Sale in Oman

Apartments currently listed on Homelist range from OMR 41,800 to OMR 834,897, with a median asking price of OMR 134,000 and a median of OMR 1,298 per m². Prices depend heavily on the area, view and whether the unit is ready or off-plan.

Yes — in licensed Integrated Tourism Complexes (ITCs) such as Al Mouj, Muscat Bay, Muscat Hills, Jebel Sifah and Yiti, eligible non-Omani buyers can own apartments freehold. Confirm the eligibility of the exact unit before paying a deposit.

It depends on budget and lifestyle. Al Mouj has the largest choice of marina and beach apartments, Qurum offers central city living, Muscat Hills is the most affordable golf-community option and Yiti and Jebel Sifah suit buyers looking for resort-style coastal projects.

Among the areas with apartments on Homelist today, Al Khoud has the lowest median price per m² (OMR 794). Smaller studios and one-bedrooms there start well below coastal prices.

Both. Of the 111 apartments listed right now, 35 are ready and 76 are off-plan. Use the Completion filter to see only one type.

Plan for roughly 3% registration on the property value plus small service and document fees, any developer administration fees, annual service charges and, for some first sales from developers, 5% VAT.

Owning an eligible residential unit in an ITC can support an application for a property-owner residence visa, but it is a separate process with its own conditions. Check current rules before you buy.

Yes, long-term renting is common. Check the community rules for short-stay rentals, and compare expected rent with service charges, vacancy and management costs before buying for yield.