Oman’s property market maintained steady growth momentum in Q3 2025, supported by continued economic stability and resilient demand across the residential and office sectors.

The Sultanate’s GDP reached OMR 18.7 billion by the end of Q2 2025, marking a 2.1% year-on-year increase, while total property transactions rose by 8% to OMR 2.34 billion, reflecting sustained confidence in the market.

In Muscat, residential rents remained firm across most locations, with Al Mouj recording a 6% quarterly rise for two-bedroom apartments and a 7% increase for four-bedroom villas, reaffirming its position as the city’s prime lifestyle destination. Muscat Hills and Al Khuwair also saw steady rental gains, driven by consistent occupier demand.

The office market remained largely stable, with rental rates holding across core areas such as CBD, Qurum, and Shatti Al Qurum, while Ghubrah and Azaiba experienced increases of 10% and 9%, respectively, as office demand continues to shift westward alongside new infrastructure and development.

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