UInvest Group represents the developers whose projects we list and sells them to buyers as a sales agent, so we have a commercial interest in sales. This profile summarises public sources and our own listing data and is not investment advice. Last checked 9 October 2026.
On this page
- Muriya Oman: Who the Developer Is and What It Has Built
- Muriya Oman at a Glance
- Muriya Oman Ownership, History and Backing
- Muriya Oman Projects We List, Project by Project
- Muriya Oman Track Record: Delivered, Under Construction, Announced
- How Buying From Muriya Oman Works
- Ownership Route and Residency for Muriya Oman Projects
- Muriya Oman Key Features
- Muriya Oman and Related Developers
- What to Prepare When Reserving a Muriya Oman Property
- Frequently Asked Questions
Projects by Muriya Tourism Development on UInvest
Salalah Land Plots, Muriya — Lagoon & Sea View Freehold Land in Oman
Hawana Salalah, Salalah, Dhofar, Oman Details
Jebel Sifah Land Plots, Muriya — Freehold Land for Sale in Oman
Jebel Sifah, Muscat Governorate, Oman Details
Olive Farms, Jebel Sifah, Oman — 46 Freehold Villas from $195,100
Olive Farms, Jebel Sifah, Muscat, Oman Details
Lubana Island, Amazi — Freehold Waterfront Residences in Hawana Salalah, Oman
Lubana Island, Amazi, Hawana Salalah, Dhofar, Oman Details
Raya, Jebel Sifah, Oman — Wellness & Majlis Villas with Private Pools
Raya, Jebel Sifah, Muscat, Oman Details
Solaris (Solar Residences), Jebel Sifah, Oman — Freehold Apartments from OMR 50,000
Solaris, Jebel Sifah, Muscat, Oman DetailsMuriya Oman: Who the Developer Is and What It Has Built
Muriya Oman is the market name of Muriya Tourism Development, the master developer behind two of the country’s best-known Integrated Tourism Complexes (ITCs): Jebel Sifah on the Gulf of Oman coast, roughly an hour from Muscat, and Hawana Salalah on the Arabian Sea coast of Dhofar. According to the company’s own boilerplate, it was established in 2006 as a partnership between Orascom Development Holding (70%) and Oman Tourism Development Company, known as OMRAN (30%), the state tourism arm (Muriya press release, January 2023). This profile covers who stands behind Muriya Oman, what it has delivered to buyers, what it is still building, and what the eight Muriya listings on our site cost.
A word on method. The prices, sizes, handover dates and payment plans below come from our own listing pages. Facts about the company come from the developer’s releases, the Oman and regional press, Omani legal texts and Orascom’s investor disclosures, and where a figure comes from Muriya itself we say “according to Muriya”. The dollar figures convert rials at the fixed peg of 2.6008 (see our guide to the rial peg) and are rounded.
Muriya Oman at a Glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Legal name | Muriya Tourism Development |
| Established | 2006, according to Muriya |
| Ownership | Orascom Development Holding 70%, OMRAN 30%; OMRAN is a subsidiary of the Oman Investment Authority |
| Destinations | Jebel Sifah (Muscat Governorate), Hawana Salalah (Dhofar), As Sodah Island (Dhofar) |
| Land bank, per Muriya | Jebel Sifah 6.2 million m²; Hawana Salalah 13.6 million m² |
| Cumulative investment in Oman, per Muriya | More than $750 million (September 2026) |
| Delivered homes, per Muriya (February 2025) | 1,000+ at Hawana Salalah, 900+ at Jebel Sifah |
| Chief executive | Ashraf Nessim, since 1 December 2025 |
| Oman projects we list | 8 (6 residential schemes, 2 land-plus-villa releases) |
| Website | muriya.om |
The short version for a buyer weighing Muriya Oman against other Omani developers is this. It has a decade-plus record of finished, occupied homes and operating hotels, a marina and a golf course. It is backed by a state-owned partner and by a private group controlled by the Sawiris family. Its projects on our lists run from entry studios and farmhouse villas to waterfront villas and land-plus-villa releases, and the rest of this page puts numbers on each of them.
Muriya Oman Ownership, History and Backing
The two shareholders
Orascom Development Holding (ODH) is the Swiss-registered holding company behind the integrated-town model of El Gouna in Egypt, Andermatt in Switzerland and Luštica Bay in Montenegro, and it describes its portfolio as nine destinations in six jurisdictions, including Jebel Sifah and Hawana Salalah in Oman (ODH FY 2025 announcement). Until 2025 ODH shares were traded on the SIX Swiss Exchange. In early 2025 a vehicle called LPSO Holding, controlled by Samih Sawiris, offered CHF 5.60 per share for all publicly held shares; the offer ran from 9 January to 5 February 2025 and left the Sawiris family with about 97.3% of the company (bluewin, 2025). ODH publishes annual results: for FY 2025 it reported revenue of CHF 641.4 million, up 1.7%, and adjusted EBITDA of CHF 180.6 million. Those numbers are group-wide.
The 30% partner is OMRAN, formally Oman Tourism Development Company, a government-owned company set up in 2005 to drive tourism investment. In January 2021 the Oman Investment Authority (OIA), the sovereign wealth fund, moved a group of tourism and real-estate assets into OMRAN and the press described OMRAN as becoming a subsidiary of OIA (Times of Oman, 31 January 2021). OMRAN’s own project pages list Jebel Sifah and Hawana Salalah as joint ventures with the same 70/30 split (OMRAN: Jebel Sifah; OMRAN: Hawana Salalah). OMRAN also has its own page on this site, OMRAN Group developer profile, because it sits as a shareholder in several unrelated schemes.
Timeline, 2006 to 2026
The public record gives these anchor dates for Muriya Oman, each with its source.
- 2006: Muriya is established, according to its own boilerplate. In the same year Royal Decree 12/2006 created the legal framework for foreign freehold ownership in ITCs (see the legal section below).
- September 2011: the 55-room Sifawy Boutique Hotel at Jebel Sifah opens, described by the regional press as Orascom’s first hotel in Oman (Ahram Online).
- April 2014: the 400-room Salalah Rotana Resort opens on what was then called Salalah Beach, described as Oman’s largest free-standing hotel and developed through the Orascom and OMRAN partnership (Arab News).
- May 2017: Muriya renames Salalah Beach as Hawana Salalah, “our fresh breeze” in Arabic (Oman Observer).
- June 2018: Muriya reports Jebel Sifah Heights 70% sold, with its then chief executive Ahmed Dabbous noting two successful projects in 18 months (Gulf Construction).
- August 2019: handovers begin at Hawana Lagoons, 260 apartments and twin houses at Hawana Salalah, reported as ahead of schedule (Oman Observer).
- November 2020: The Beachfront at Jebel Sifah reported 90% sold, with completion planned by the end of 2021 (Times of Oman).
- November 2021: Phase 2 of The Beachfront launches after Phase 1 sells out (Times of Oman).
- January 2023: the Amazi project is unveiled at Hawana Salalah; Wael Al Lawati becomes chief executive (OER Live).
- January 2024: Raya is unveiled at Jebel Sifah (Times of Oman).
- December 2025: Ashraf Nessim, until then Orascom’s chief financial officer for more than a decade, takes over as chief executive (People Matters).
- September 2026: Muriya says Amazi’s first phase is close to 80% complete and on schedule for Q1 2027 handover, that it plans about 1,000 more hotel rooms in three to five years, and that cumulative investment in Oman exceeds $750 million (Oman Observer, 3 September 2026).
One feature of this timeline is worth noting for buyers: the hotels came before the apartments. A boutique hotel at Jebel Sifah in 2011 and a 400-room resort at Salalah in 2014 preceded most of the freehold stock.
Muriya Oman Projects We List, Project by Project
We list eight Muriya products, six residential schemes and two land-plus-villa releases. Entry prices are the lowest figure on our own page and are not an offer; availability changes.
Solaris (Solar Residences), Jebel Sifah
Solaris is the Jebel Sifah apartment block, with studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units, freehold inside the ITC and open to all nationalities. Our page lists the entry studio at OMR 50,000 ($130,040) for 403 sq ft (37.4 m²), which works out at about OMR 124 or $323 per sq ft; the largest two-bedroom runs to 918 sq ft. The payment plan on our page is 10% on booking, then 7.5% every quarter for ten more quarters, so 85% is paid before handover and 15% on completion. For the entry studio that is a booking of about OMR 5,000 ($13,004) and quarterly instalments of OMR 3,750 ($9,753). Our page states a target of Q4 2027. The service charge is quoted per unit on request.
Raya, Jebel Sifah
Raya is a villa scheme of two- and three-bedroom detached homes, each in a Wellness version (a separate pavilion with spa studio, jacuzzi and sauna) or a Majlis version (a separate reception pavilion), each with a private pool. Muriya unveiled it in January 2024, and its chief executive at the time described it as extending the company’s legacy at Jebel Sifah. Our page gives an entry price of OMR 189,200 ($492,071), built areas of 1,690 to 1,970 sq ft, which puts the entry villa at about OMR 112 or $291 per sq ft, and a Q4 2027 completion. The payment plan is the same 10% plus ten times 7.5% structure: for the entry villa OMR 18,920 ($49,207) on booking, ten quarterly instalments of OMR 14,190 ($36,905), and OMR 28,380 ($73,811) on completion.
Raya’s entry villa is priced at OMR 189,200 on our page, against the OMR 200,000 single-property level that applies to Golden Residency. We return to that arithmetic in the residency section.
Olive Farms, Jebel Sifah
Olive Farms is 46 freehold farmhouse-style villas in one-, two- and three-bedroom versions: 10 one-bedroom, 23 two-bedroom and 13 three-bedroom. Built areas are 807, 1,055 and 1,292 sq ft on plots of 260, 275 and 350 m². Our page quotes an entry price of OMR 75,000 ($195,060) in January 2026, about OMR 93 or $242 per sq ft, which makes it the cheapest per square foot of the Jebel Sifah villas. Completion is Q4 2028.
The payment plan is 10% on booking and then 7.5% every quarter for three years. Pools, landscaping and wardrobes are priced extras, and the service charge is quoted on request, with a possible scheme charge on top of the Jebel Sifah master-community charge. Our guide to Law 79/2025 for off-plan buyers explains the escrow rules that apply to such plans.
The Beachfront, As Sifah
The Beachfront is the oldest Muriya residential scheme on our list, launched in two phases. Press coverage in November 2020 put the first phase at 90% sold, with completion planned for the end of 2021, and Muriya’s own February 2025 summary lists 115 premium units delivered in 2022 (CBN Middle East). Phase 2 was launched in November 2021, and the February 2025 summary lists more than 105 units in the next phase as “under delivery”. Our page lists apartments from OMR 55,000 ($143,044), townhouses from OMR 62,500 ($162,550) and villas from OMR 151,000 ($392,721), with a payment plan of 10% down and up to four years of instalments.
Amazi, Hawana Salalah
Amazi is Muriya’s largest residential project, a 1-million-m² waterfront community at Hawana Salalah unveiled in January 2023 and designed by SB Architects, arranged in four districts called Rise, Cove, Islands and Beach (Muriya press release). Our page lists one-bedroom villas at OMR 78,000 ($202,862), two-bedroom at OMR 169,000 ($439,535), three-bedroom at OMR 214,000 ($556,571) and four-bedroom at OMR 321,000 ($834,857), on a plan of 10% on booking and 7.5% every three months for 36 months. The one-bedroom, at 624 sq ft (58 m²), works out at about OMR 125 or $325 per sq ft.
Muriya’s own statements give the timing for the first phase. In February 2025 the company described Amazi Phase 1 as 150 villas, and in September 2026 it said the first phase was close to 80% complete and on schedule for handover in Q1 2027.
Lubana Island, Amazi (Hawana Salalah)
Lubana Island is the lagoon-and-canal sub-community inside Amazi, themed on frankincense (lubān in Arabic). Our page lists apartments from OMR 99,508 ($258,800), about OMR 138 or $359 per sq ft for the 721 sq ft one-bedroom, and villas from OMR 135,612 ($352,700), about OMR 146 or $381 per sq ft for a 926 sq ft unit, with built areas of up to 1,561 sq ft. The plan is 10% on booking and 7.5% quarterly for three years.
Our page records 2029 as the handover date given in the developer’s presentation, and Muriya’s September 2026 statement describes Lubana Islands as “in the pipeline”.
Jebel Sifah Land Plots
This is a bundled product: a freehold plot of at least 1,000 m² with a villa built by the developer, in a 3+1 or 4+1 layout (three or four bedrooms plus a maid’s room). Our page lists a price from OMR 500,000 ($1,300,400), a 20% down payment at reservation and the balance over a three-year plan through handover. Because the villa is included, the price is not a land price: spread over a 1,000 m² plot (10,764 sq ft) it is about $121 per sq ft of plot, with the build cost inside it. Larger premium plots near the marina, golf course or sea are priced individually.
Salalah Land Plots
The Hawana Salalah equivalent, on the same bundled terms: at least 1,000 m², villa included, 20% down and three years. Our page lists lagoon-view plots from OMR 750,000 ($1,950,600) and direct sea-view plots from OMR 1,000,000 ($2,600,800). These are the highest-priced products in the Muriya range, and plot position drives the price. The four-year construction rule described below applies to registered plot owners.
Summary table of Muriya projects on our site
| Project | Location | Entry price (OMR and USD) | Reference size | Price per sq ft | Handover on our page | Tenure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solaris | Jebel Sifah | OMR 50,000 ($130,040) | 403 sq ft studio | OMR 124 ($323) | Q4 2027 | Freehold, ITC |
| Raya | Jebel Sifah | OMR 189,200 ($492,071) | 1,690 sq ft villa | OMR 112 ($291) | Q4 2027 | Freehold, ITC |
| Olive Farms | Jebel Sifah | OMR 75,000 ($195,060) | 807 sq ft villa | OMR 93 ($242) | Q4 2028 | Freehold, ITC |
| The Beachfront | As Sifah | OMR 55,000 ($143,044) | Varies by unit | – | Phase 2 under delivery (per Muriya) | Freehold, ITC |
| Amazi | Hawana Salalah | OMR 78,000 ($202,862) | 624 sq ft villa | OMR 125 ($325) | Q1 2027 (per Muriya) | Freehold, ITC |
| Lubana Island | Hawana Salalah | OMR 99,508 ($258,800) | 721 sq ft apartment | OMR 138 ($359) | 2029 (developer presentation) | Freehold, ITC |
| Jebel Sifah Land Plots | Jebel Sifah | OMR 500,000 ($1,300,400) | 1,000 m² plot plus villa | Bundled | – | Freehold, ITC |
| Salalah Land Plots | Hawana Salalah | OMR 750,000 ($1,950,600) | 1,000 m² plot plus villa | Bundled | – | Freehold, ITC |
Price per square foot is the entry price divided by the built area of the reference unit in the fourth column, converted at 2.6008; it is therefore the price of the cheapest unit, not an average. For the wider market context see our price per square metre guide.
Muriya Oman Track Record: Delivered, Under Construction, Announced
Delivered
Delivery figures for Muriya Oman are set out in its February 2025 summary. According to Muriya, Hawana Salalah has delivered and sold more than 1,000 units, including more than 800 in the Marina Apartments, and the Azure neighbourhood was completed in the third quarter of 2024, while Jebel Sifah has sold and delivered more than 900 units (CBN Middle East, 28 February 2025). The same summary lists The Beachfront Phase 1 at 115 units (2022) and Farmhouses Phase 1 at 90 units (2024), with Phase 2 at more than 105 units under delivery. These figures are Muriya’s own and are consistent with what independent coverage reported at the time: Hawana Lagoons began handing over in August 2019 and was reported ahead of schedule, and The Beachfront Phase 1 was reported 90% sold in 2020 with delivery planned for the end of 2021.
The delivered stock is not confined to homes. Hawana Salalah operates the 400-room Salalah Rotana, the 302-room Fanar Hotel and Residences and the 82-room Juweira Boutique Hotel, with Muriya putting the total above 1,000 rooms (Hawana Salalah), and a marina with 171 berths on the resort’s own count. Jebel Sifah has the Sifawy Boutique Hotel, a Harradine-designed golf course, a marina and beach clubs. The hotels, marina and golf course at the two resorts are open and operating.
Under construction
Muriya’s own September 2026 update says construction is under way at all three destinations: Amazi Phase 1 close to 80% complete, new phases advancing at Jebel Sifah, and As Sodah Island, a private island off Dhofar, where more than $25 million has been spent and at least $65 million more is expected, taking the total beyond $90 million. Muriya says As Sodah is funded by shareholder capital and institutional support and not by off-plan sales (Middle East Construction News, 7 September 2026). As Sodah is not a product you can buy from us.
Announced
The announced pipeline is the 1,000-room hotel programme across Hawana Salalah and Jebel Sifah over three to five years, the later Lubana Islands phase and “new phases” at Jebel Sifah. Our handover calendar tracks the stated dates for every scheme we list.
How Buying From Muriya Oman Works
Reservation, contract and escrow
Muriya’s sales process, as it appears on our listing pages, starts with a reservation and a 10% booking payment on the residential schemes, or 20% on the land releases. Royal Decree 79/2025, issued on 10 September 2025 and in force 180 days after publication, repealed the earlier escrow system and replaced it with a new Law Regulating Real Estate (decree.om). Our Law 79/2025 guide explains that licensed developers must hold project-specific escrow accounts, that withdrawals are tied to verified construction progress, and that escrow keeps instalments from being diverted to other uses. The escrow bank and account number normally appear in the sale and purchase agreement, with payments made to that account and a SWIFT confirmation kept for your records. Muriya has also had a mortgage arrangement with Ahlibank for ITC purchases since October 2021, with rates then starting at 4.5% (Oman Observer); that is a 2021 headline rate, so ask the bank for today’s terms.
The payment plans, side by side
| Scheme | Booking | Instalments |
|---|---|---|
| Solaris | 10% | 7.5% quarterly, 10 payments |
| Raya | 10% | 7.5% quarterly, 10 payments |
| Olive Farms | 10% | 7.5% quarterly, 12 payments |
| The Beachfront | 10% | Up to four years |
| Amazi and Lubana | 10% | 7.5% quarterly for 36 months |
| Land plots | 20% | Balance over three years |
The standard Muriya structure is 10% on booking and then 7.5% per quarter. Our payment plans guide compares the range of plans across Omani developers.
Handover, service charges and resale
Service charges are quoted per unit by Muriya. The Raya page notes up to three cost layers: a villa charge, a scheme charge and the Jebel Sifah master-community charge, and Olive Farms mentions two. Our service charges guide explains how these charges work; the current rate per square metre, the billing base (plot or built-up area), the maintenance of private pools and pavilions and the sinking-fund policy are normally set out in the service-charge budget.
Resale is possible: ITC freehold can be sold to any nationality. Assignment of a contract before completion and short-term letting are governed by the sale contract and the rules of each community. See our guide to selling in Oman and rental yields in Oman for the market-wide picture.
Ownership Route and Residency for Muriya Oman Projects
The legal basis for foreign freehold
Foreigners can own freehold in Muriya’s schemes because Jebel Sifah and Hawana Salalah are ITCs. Royal Decree 12/2006, as amended by Royal Decree 76/2010, with Ministerial Decision 191/2007 as amended in 2022, allows Omanis and non-Omanis to own built units or construction plots inside an ITC for residence or investment (Times of Oman). Two provisions are relevant to Muriya buyers. A plot owner who registers a plot must complete construction or put the land to its intended use within four years, with an extension of up to two years possible on application, and cannot sell the land in that period except to raise construction finance. And the same source says owners of completed units get renewable residency for themselves and first-degree relatives, while owners of undeveloped plots get multi-entry investor visas renewed every two years until construction is finished. In the bundled Muriya land releases the developer builds the villa on the plot. For the wider rules see our freehold guide and the page on what foreigners cannot buy.
Golden Residency maths against the price floor
Golden Residency, relaunched through the Invest Oman platform on 31 August 2025 according to our Golden Residency versus Owner Visa guide, requires a single ITC property worth at least OMR 200,000 ($520,160). The Owner Visa under Royal Oman Police Decision 87/2026 has no minimum value, but it is shorter and is cancelled if the property is sold. Neither is conferred by a project; each depends on the unit and the applicant. Against the Muriya price floors:
| Project | Entry price | Share of OMR 200,000 | Position relative to threshold |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raya | OMR 189,200 ($492,071) | 94.6% | Below OMR 200,000 |
| Solaris | OMR 50,000 ($130,040) | 25% | Below OMR 200,000 |
| Olive Farms | OMR 75,000 ($195,060) | 37.5% | Below OMR 200,000 |
| The Beachfront villa | OMR 151,000 ($392,721) | 75.5% | Below OMR 200,000 |
| Amazi 3-bedroom | OMR 214,000 ($556,571) | 107% | Above OMR 200,000 |
| Amazi 4-bedroom | OMR 321,000 ($834,857) | 160.5% | Above OMR 200,000 |
| Lubana villa | OMR 135,612 ($352,700) | 67.8% | Below OMR 200,000 |
| Jebel Sifah land plus villa | OMR 500,000 ($1,300,400) | 250% | Above OMR 200,000 |
| Salalah land plus villa | OMR 750,000 to 1,000,000 | 375% to 500% | Above OMR 200,000 |
The table compares the entry prices on our listing pages with the single-property threshold; whether a particular unit qualifies depends on its final contract price and on the authority’s assessment. The Amazi page notes VAT of 5% on a first sale from the developer and a 3% transfer fee, which a buyer considers alongside the price.
Muriya Oman Key Features
- Operating destinations. The hotels, marina, golf course and beach clubs exist, as seen in the 2011 and 2014 openings and the current resort listings.
- A long record of completed homes. Muriya reports more than 1,900 homes sold and delivered across the two resorts. The 2019 Hawana Lagoons handover start and the 2020 sales progress at The Beachfront were reported by independent press; the later delivery totals are the company’s own.
- Institutional shareholders. Orascom Development Holding holds 70%, with group-level reporting, and OMRAN, a subsidiary of the Oman Investment Authority, holds 30%.
- Clear tenure. Every product we list is freehold inside an ITC under Royal Decree 12/2006, with no local partner needed.
- Entry prices from about $130,000. The Solaris and Olive Farms headlines are among the lowest freehold tickets in Oman’s tourism resorts, as our best areas guide notes.
Muriya Oman and Related Developers
The table lists the developers we profile that are connected to Muriya Oman through OMRAN or that sell in the same Omani market.
| Developer | Relationship to Muriya Oman | Profile |
|---|---|---|
| OMRAN Group | 30% shareholder in Muriya; also a partner elsewhere | OMRAN Group |
| Dar Global | Competitor, with OMRAN as partner in AIDA at Yiti | Dar Global |
| Muscat Bay | Competitor linked to OMRAN through Saraya Bandar Jissah | Muscat Bay |
For the wider field read our Oman developers guide and the developer directory.
What to Prepare When Reserving a Muriya Oman Property
- Unit details. The reservation form sets out the unit number, built-up area, plot area and price, with an itemised list of what is included (appliances, wardrobes, pool, landscaping).
- Sale and purchase agreement. The SPA states the contractual handover date and the compensation clause for delay.
- Escrow details. The bank, the account name and the number appear in the contract. Payments are made to that account and SWIFT confirmations are kept.
- Payment schedule. The full schedule lists each instalment and its due date.
- Service-charge budget. The rate, billing base, what is covered, who maintains pools and pavilions, and the master-community charge on top.
- Title and registration. For plots, the four-year construction period and its start date; for units, who registers the title, when, and the registration costs. Amazi quotes a 3% transfer fee and 5% VAT on a first sale.
- Residency. If Golden Residency is the goal, the single-unit price is compared with OMR 200,000 after fees, and eligibility is confirmed by the authority or a lawyer. Read our residency guide.
- Legal advice. A buyer can appoint their own Omani lawyer to review the contract.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns Muriya Oman?
Muriya Oman is owned 70% by Orascom Development Holding and 30% by OMRAN, the state tourism developer, according to Muriya and OMRAN. OMRAN is a subsidiary of the Oman Investment Authority, and the Sawiris family took Orascom private in 2025, ending with about 97.3% of the group.
Can foreigners buy property from Muriya Oman?
Yes. Muriya Oman sells freehold inside Integrated Tourism Complexes, where Royal Decree 12/2006 lets non-Omanis own units and plots for residence or investment. Land owners must build within four years, with a possible two-year extension.
Does buying a Muriya Oman property give residency?
Not automatically. Muriya Oman properties can support the Owner Visa, which has no minimum value, and Golden Residency only if one ITC property is worth at least OMR 200,000. On our list, the Amazi three- and four-bedroom villas and the land-plus-villa releases are priced above that level, while Raya’s entry villa is priced at OMR 189,200.
How much does a Muriya Oman home cost?
Muriya Oman prices on our pages start at OMR 50,000 ($130,040) for a Solaris studio, OMR 75,000 for Olive Farms, OMR 189,200 for Raya, OMR 78,000 for Amazi and OMR 99,508 for Lubana. The land releases run from OMR 500,000 to OMR 1,000,000.
What payment plan does Muriya Oman offer?
Muriya Oman’s standard plan is 10% on booking and 7.5% every quarter: ten quarterly instalments on Solaris and Raya, twelve on Olive Farms, and on the land releases 20% down with the balance over three years. See our payment plans guide.
What is the handover target for Amazi?
Muriya Oman said in September 2026 that Amazi’s first phase was close to 80% complete, with handover due in Q1 2027. Lubana Island is described as in the pipeline.
What are the service charges for Muriya Oman projects?
Muriya Oman quotes service charges per unit on request, and Jebel Sifah buyers may pay both a scheme charge and a master-community charge. Our service charges guide explains the range.
Last checked: 9 October 2026. Sources: Oman Observer, September 2026; City AM, September 2026; Gulf Daily News; Middle East Construction News on Fanar Views; Alkhabr 24 on OREX 2025; muriya.om; plus the Muriya, OMRAN, Orascom, regulatory and press sources linked in the text above. Prices and dates on the listing pages we link can change; confirm with the developer in writing.
