Oman’s property market remained stable in Q4 2025, supported by a resilient macro-economic backdrop and sustained occupier demand across key sectors. GDP reached OMR 26.6 billion by Q3 2025, reflecting 2% year-on-year growth, while inflation remained low at 0.94%, supporting business and investor confidence.

Residential rental markets showed selective resilience. Prime lifestyle locations, particularly Al Mouj, continued to command a premium, with four-bedroom villa rents increasing 15% quarter-on-quarter, reinforcing strong end-user and lifestyle-led demand. Apartment rents softened modestly across several submarkets, though leasing behaviour remained largely unchanged, indicating market stability rather than structural shift.

The office market remained balanced across Muscat’s key submarkets, with rental rates holding steady, reflecting alignment between supply and demand. Looking ahead, the formalisation of the short-stay market and long-term residency incentives linked to property ownership are expected to support occupancy and sales activity over the medium term.

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