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The Sustainable City – Yiti

Apartments and villas in Muscat, Oman by Diamond Developers

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from 430 sq ft
price of the apartment
from $200,000
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Location in Muscat

The Sustainable City – Yiti is located in Muscat, Oman. Book a viewing of the project on our website.

10 minutes to Marina Sustainable City
20 minutes to Downtown Muscat

Places nearby

Yitti Beach

Yitti Beach

Diving Blue Flow

Diving Blue Flow

Qantab Beach

Qantab Beach

Al Bustan Palace Spa By The Ritz-Carlton

Al Bustan Palace Spa By The Ritz-Carlton

Sea man beach

Sea man beach

About The Sustainable City – Yiti

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Eco-community

The Sustainable City – Yiti is the world's largest sustainable community located in Muscat, featuring eco-friendly apartments and energy-efficient villas. 264 villas will be located in the West cluster and 36 in the East cluster. Villa owners can relax in the public pool and private garden.

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30 minutes to Muscat city center

The Sustainable City – Yiti is situated along the picturesque coast of the Oman Gulf, with convenient access to Yiti Street. This route allows residents to reach the heart of Muscat in just 30 minutes, perfect for exploring the sights of the old city. Muscat International Airport (MCT) is approximately a 40-minute drive away, ensuring easy connectivity for both residents and visitors.

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Conservation of natural resources

All residential buildings in the village will be equipped with technologies to save resources: waste recycling equipment, a highly efficient water supply system, etc. The project will use 100% renewable energy sources, moisture collection systems and water reuse for irrigation, charging stations for electric vehicles facilities.

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Learn more about The Sustainable City – Yiti

A closer look at the project—its concept, location, and investment potential.
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A city within a city

The Sustainable City – Yiti is a joint venture between Diamond Developers and OMRA—the team behind the original Sustainable City in Dubai. Their vision of eco-conscious urban living is now taking shape in Oman.

The development spans 86 hectares along the Gulf of Oman coastline, 30 kilometres from central Muscat. It will deliver 1,657 homes: studios, one- to three-bedroom apartments, three- and four-bedroom villas, and a collection of branded Nikki Beach residences.
Sustainability is at the core of the project's design. Rooftop solar panels generate electricity for the community, keeping residents' energy costs significantly lower. The development is targeting net-zero carbon emissions by 2040—setting a new benchmark for eco-conscious living in Oman.

Between the sea and the mountains

The Sustainable City – Yiti sits in the Yiti district, one of Muscat's most scenic corners, between the Gulf of Oman coast and the inland mountain ranges. Muscat International Airport is around 25 minutes by car. Yiti's beaches are UNESCO-protected and have kept their natural character largely intact.

The development neighbours landmark resorts—Al Bustan Palace, Shangri-La Barr Al Jissah, and Nikki Beach Resort, whose brand is also represented within the project. The Sustainable City is conceived as a self-contained neighbourhood with everything on-site: a school, nursery, medical clinics, a shopping centre, restaurants, retail, and open spaces for everyday life.

Investment potential

Prices start from $172,000 for a studio and from $530,000 for a villa. Payment plans are available with a 5% down payment, staged payments during construction, and a final payment on handover. Buyers who intend to live in the development can access post-handover plans of three to five years.

The development is open to foreign nationals, with ownership qualifying buyers for an Omani residency permit. Demand has been strong: villa reservations in the first phase exceeded OMR 10 million before sales officially launched. Nikki Beach branded residences have historically held their value well at resale, and owners can earn additional income through Nikki Beach Hospitality's managed rental programme.

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Developer Diamond Developers

Diamond Developers is a construction company operating in Dubai and beyond. A team of entrepreneurs, architects and civil engineers creates premium and business class properties. In 2012, the company purchased a 46 hectare site in Dubailand for the construction of The Sustainable City project and completed the first phase by 2016.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is The Sustainable City – Yiti located?

The Sustainable City – Yiti is set on the Gulf of Oman coastline in the Yiti area, 20–30 minutes southeast of central Muscat and approximately 40 minutes from Muscat International Airport. The surrounding beaches carry UNESCO protection, keeping the natural shoreline intact. Nearby landmarks include Qantab Beach and Al Bustan Palace Hotel.

Who are the developers?

The project is delivered by SDIC — a joint venture between Diamond Developers of the UAE and Oman's government-backed OMRAN Group. Diamond Developers are the creators of The Sustainable City in Dubai—the region's first and most recognised net-zero residential community. The Yiti project extends that proven model to a larger scale and a new country.

What types of residences are available?

The development offers studios, 1–3 bedroom apartments (49–120 sq m), and 3–4 bedroom eco-villas with private gardens, maids' rooms, and backyard patios (256–500 sq m). The Arc—launched in July 2025 — adds 132 luxury serviced residences in 2–4 bedroom layouts, including a Nikki Beach branded collection with panoramic views of the bay and Al Hajar Mountains. Total supply across the masterplan reaches 1,657 homes.

What makes The Sustainable City – Yiti an eco-community?

The development is designed to become Oman's first net-zero carbon community by 2040, aligned with UN 2050 climate targets. Solar panels are installed on every rooftop and across parking facilities. The masterplan also incorporates 100% wastewater recycling, zero-waste-to-landfill systems, EV charging stations throughout, and car-free residential clusters—quieter streets and cleaner air are built into the plan.

What are the utility and running cost savings for residents?

Solar infrastructure enables electricity bill savings of up to 100% for residents. There are zero service charges for communal area maintenance—one of the very few developments in the Gulf to operate this way. Vertical farms and greenhouses along the community's green spine aim to deliver up to 80% food self-sufficiency, reducing household grocery expenditure over time.

What amenities does the community offer?

The development includes a five-star marina, a private beach, swimming pools, an equestrian club, an indoor sports complex, tennis and basketball courts, 11 playgrounds, 7.4 km of cycling paths, and over 3 km of hiking trails. A central plaza with cafés, shops, restaurants, a mosque, and medical clinics forms the social heart of daily life within the community.

Is there educational infrastructure on-site?

Yes. A school, nursery, and a dedicated autism centre are all located within the residential clusters — within walking or cycling distance, with no need to cross any road. The SEE Lab is the community's living learning centre, where residents can engage hands-on with vertical farming, renewable energy systems, greenhouse cultivation, and waste recycling. The SEE Institute, a zero-carbon professional education centre, operates within the same campus.

Can foreign nationals buy property here?

Yes. The Sustainable City – Yiti holds Integrated Tourism Complex (ITC) status under Omani law, granting full freehold ownership to non-Omani buyers of any nationality. Title deeds are registered in the buyer's name at Oman's Ministry of Housing land registry—no nationality restrictions apply.

Does the purchase qualify for Omani residency?

Purchasing property in Oman entitles the owner and their immediate family to a residency permit valid for a minimum of two years. For properties valued at $520,000 or above, buyers can apply for a ten-year Golden Visa—carrying most of the same rights and privileges as Omani citizenship. The programme was updated in August 2025: there is no permanent residency requirement, and no local sponsor is needed to qualify.

What payment plans are available?

The developer offers a 30/70 plan: 5% booking deposit, 25% in staged construction payments, and 70% on handover. Shariah-compliant home financing is available through Bank Nizwa at a competitive rate. Contact a Whitewill advisor for a full payment schedule on specific units and current phases.