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In 2026, Oman’s real estate market continues to attract both local buyers and international investors thanks to stable prices, attractive ROI, and favorable regulations for foreigners in Integrated Tourism Complexes (ITCs). Whether you are searching for a luxury sea-view villa in Al Mouj, a family apartment in Al Khuwair, or an off-plan investment in Muscat Bay, you can find it here.
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Oman’s property market in 2026 presents strong opportunities for both lifestyle buyers and investors. Here are the key reasons:
Average rental yields in prime areas range between 6% to 9%, which is highly competitive compared to many regional markets.
Foreigners can own freehold property in approved Integrated Tourism Complexes (ITCs) such as Al Mouj, Muscat Bay, Jebel Sifah, and several new developments.
Purchasing property above a certain value can qualify you and your family for long-term residency in Oman.
Oman remains one of the most tax-friendly countries in the region for real estate.
Major projects including new airports, highways, and sustainable cities are driving property value appreciation.
Safe environment, modern infrastructure, and beautiful nature make Oman an excellent place for families and retirees.
Yes, foreigners can own freehold property in designated Integrated Tourism Complexes (ITCs).
The threshold varies by project, but generally starts from OMR 200,000 and above.
In most ITCs, there is no restriction after the initial holding period (usually 2–5 years depending on the developer).
Villas and apartments in Al Mouj, Muscat Bay, and Jebel Sifah currently show the strongest demand.
Many developers and agents offer remote buying processes with power of attorney.
Expect 3% agent commission, 3% MOH fees, and legal costs.
Yes, especially in well-established developments with strong delivery track records.
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