Irfan Investment Group is a strategic investment division focused on business growth and international opportunities.
Buy freehold property in Muscat: apartments, villas and townhouses in Al Mouj, Muscat Bay, Muscat Hills, Sultan Haitham City, Jebel Sifah and Yiti. Open to all nationalities, from OMR 35,625, with Oman investor residency.
Freehold apartments, villas and townhouses for sale in Muscat, priced from live developer inventory and open to buyers of every nationality.
Muscat is where almost all of Oman's freehold stock sits. Foreign buyers of any nationality can take full freehold title inside the government approved Integrated Tourism Complexes that ring the capital: Al Mouj on the marina, Muscat Bay, Muscat Hills, Shatti Al Qurum on the beach, Yiti and Jebel Sifah down the coast, and the new Sultan Haitham City district in Al Seeb. Outside those zones foreign ownership is limited to usufruct rights of up to 99 years, which is why every listing on this page sits inside an ITC.
Entry prices in Muscat currently start from about OMR 35,625 for a studio at Jebel Sifah and OMR 48,125 for an apartment in Sultan Haitham City, with marina and beachfront homes at Al Mouj and Muscat Bay running well into six figures. A purchase also qualifies you for an Oman investor residency permit that stays renewable for as long as you own the property, and Oman charges no annual property tax and no tax on rental income. Irfan Investment Group runs the whole transaction, from reservation and sale agreement to Ministry of Housing registration and handover.
Yes. Any nationality can buy freehold property in Muscat inside an Integrated Tourism Complex — Al Mouj, Muscat Bay, Muscat Hills, Shatti Al Qurum, Yiti, Jebel Sifah and Sultan Haitham City. The title is full ownership, registered at the Ministry of Housing, and it can be resold or inherited.
Studios start from about OMR 35,625 at Jebel Sifah and apartments from about OMR 48,125 in Sultan Haitham City. Mid-market two bedroom apartments in the ITC districts typically sit between OMR 90,000 and 150,000, while marina and beachfront villas at Al Mouj, Muscat Bay and Muscat Hills run considerably higher.
Yes. An ITC purchase entitles the owner to an Oman investor residency permit, renewable for as long as you hold the property, and higher investment levels qualify for the 10 year Golden Residency. The permit can normally cover a spouse and children.
Al Mouj offers marina living with a golf course and the deepest resale market. Muscat Bay and Muscat Hills are quieter and more exclusive. Sultan Haitham City is the new master-planned district with the lowest entry prices, and Jebel Sifah is the most affordable resort option on the coast.
Irfan Investment Group is a strategic investment division focused on business growth and international opportunities.