Wujha Development Oman: Developer Profile, Projects and Portfolio

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Wujha Development Oman: who the developer is and what it builds

Wujha Development Oman is the name buyers use for Wujha Real Estate Development, a Muscat-based company that says it has operated in the Omani property market since 2014. On our site it is linked to two projects inside Knowledge Oasis Muscat, the technology park at Rusayl: Uptown Muscat, a residential community of apartments, duplexes and penthouses, and Central 7, a seven-storey office and retail building. Both were presented together at a launch reported in September 2025, according to Invest-Gate and Daily News Egypt.

This profile collects what the developer publishes about itself on wujha.com, what the trade press reported at launch, and the unit and price tables on our own listing pages. For Wujha Development Oman, the company’s website describes more than 12 years of activity, 21 projects launched, more than 4,400 units launched across residential and commercial sectors and more than 700,000 square metres of developed area. Uptown Muscat is quoted by the developer for handover in the first quarter of 2027 and Central 7 for the fourth quarter of 2026. The sections below set out the history, each project, the wider portfolio, how a purchase is normally structured, and the ownership and residency position, with sources named as we go.

Prices are shown in US dollars as quoted on the developer’s price list, converted at the Omani rial peg of 2.6008 dollars per rial; for example, OMR 41,103 is $106,900. Our rial peg guide explains why the conversion is stable. Price per square foot is the price divided by the stated internal area, and we show the formula wherever we use it.

Wujha Development Oman at a glance

Ownership, history and leadership of Wujha Development Oman

Wujha describes itself as a fully integrated real estate and community development business in Oman and the Middle East. Its own story page says the company has been part of the Omani real estate market for over 12 years and that its journey began with a vision of creating sustainable, innovative communities that contribute to the economic growth of the Sultanate. The company’s frequently asked questions list Muscat as its headquarters and name residential apartments, integrated communities, commercial spaces and investment-focused developments as its focus areas.

Founding and growth

The 2014 founding date appears consistently in the company’s launch materials and in third-party project pages. The earliest projects on the developer’s portfolio page date from that year: Bait Muhra in Al Amerat was launched in 2014 and, according to the developer, handed over in 2016 with 44 units. From there the portfolio moves through the Muscat districts of Al Mawaleh, Al Maabela, Ghala Heights and Al Khoud, with unit counts in the range of 25 to 106 per building. The pattern is one of mid-sized residential and mixed-use buildings in established districts, followed in 2025 by the two larger Knowledge Oasis Muscat projects.

The home page of wujha.com quotes 21 projects, more than 4,400 units launched across residential and commercial sectors, and more than 700,000 square metres of total developed area. The developer’s story page adds that the company has operated for more than 12 years. These are the figures used throughout this profile, per the developer.

Leadership

The September 2025 release quotes H.E. Hazaa Al-Saadi as Chairman of Wujha Real Estate Development and H.E. Ali Al-Hashmi as CEO. Mr Al-Saadi is quoted saying that Uptown Muscat and Central 7 reflect the company’s focus on communities and sustainable investments. Mr Al-Hashmi is quoted describing the two projects as designed for modern residents and global investors. The company’s story page presents a leadership team under the heading “Leadership behind the vision”.

Offices, services and published financial information

The contact page of wujha.com lists a Muscat office in Madinat Al Sultan Qaboos, Al Khuwair (P.O. Box 407, P.C. 133), an office at Burj Al Salam Tower on Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai, and an office in Mivida Business Park in Cairo. The developer’s services page lists property sales, investment consulting, property management and resale and leasing services for the properties it develops. In its frequently asked questions the company states that selected projects are open to ownership by non-Omani residents, that it works with Omani banks on mortgages and payment plans, and that after-sales services include property management, maintenance and customer support.

The investment section of the website offers downloadable financial information, listed as the FY23 and FY24 financial statements and the 1H24 and 1H25 interim statements, along with company announcements and other publications. These documents are available through the site. The media page lists coverage in the Egyptian newspapers Al Gomhuria and Al-Akhbar.

Wujha Development Oman projects in Knowledge Oasis Muscat

Both projects sit in Knowledge Oasis Muscat, often shortened to KOM. The Invest-Gate report of the launch describes the park as an economic and educational hub of the Sultanate, and the developer’s Uptown page presents it as an economic and educational location. The next section sets out what is published about the park itself, followed by each project in turn.

About Knowledge Oasis Muscat

The International Association of Science Parks and Areas of Innovation describes Knowledge Oasis Muscat as a one-million-square-metre technology park near Muscat International Airport, neighbouring the Rusayl Industrial Estate and Sultan Qaboos University. It hosts The Knowledge Mine business incubator, Middle East College and Waljat Colleges of Applied Sciences, and has counted technology companies among its tenants. Wikipedia’s entry gives the same one-million-square-metre figure and describes the park as a free economic zone headquartered at Rusayl. Gulf News reported in July 2019 that the Minister of National Economy opened a further office and incubator building there. The state body Madayn, the Public Establishment for Industrial Estates, lists Knowledge Oasis Muscat alongside its industrial cities.

A third-party project directory, Muscat Properties, reports more than 200 organisations present according to Madayn’s own material, and an opening in 2003. For a buyer the neighbourhood is a working campus with universities and offices, reached from Muscat International Airport along the Muscat Expressway in about 25 minutes by road, per our listing.

Uptown Muscat

Uptown Muscat is the residential project of Wujha Development Oman. Our Uptown Muscat listing describes a 445-residence community in Knowledge Oasis Muscat, with unit sizes from 409 square feet (38 square metres) to 3,728 square feet (346 square metres) on the price list and completion scheduled for the first quarter of 2027, per the developer. The listing records 156 of the 445 residences as available at the time of writing. The developer’s launch material describes a mixed-use lifestyle community that combines apartments, duplexes, retail, dining and leisure. A broker’s project page on OPR adds that the first phase, called Ivy Town, was launched in May 2024, comprises three eight-storey buildings and was designed with Mandressi GmbH, part of the Italian Mandressi Group.

The unit mix on the developer’s price list covers six categories. Prices, in dollars with the rial equivalent, and the price per square foot calculated as price divided by area, are in the table below. The studio starts at $106,900 (OMR 41,103) for 409 square feet, which is $261 per square foot. The one-bedroom starts at $135,500 (OMR 52,099) for 605 square feet, or $224 per square foot. The two-bedroom starts at $232,800 (OMR 89,511) for 1,163 square feet, or $200. The three-bedroom starts at $362,800 (OMR 139,496) for 2,081 square feet, or $174. The penthouse starts at $422,600 (OMR 162,488) for 2,197 square feet, or $192. The four-bedroom duplex starts at $789,900 (OMR 303,714) for 3,728 square feet, or $212.

The payment plan on the developer’s price list is 15 percent on reservation with the remaining 85 percent spread across five years from the reservation date. On the studio that is $16,035 (OMR 6,165) on reservation and $90,865 over five years. Spread evenly over 60 months it would be about $1,514 a month; that is our illustrative arithmetic, and the dated schedule in the sale and purchase agreement is what applies. Our payment plans guide compares how developers structure instalments. The listing also records a service charge waived for the first year, and two passenger lifts plus two service lifts in each building.

The architecture, as described in the developer’s materials and on our listing, is a set of banded blocks with curved lines, white and beige lattice-panel facades and planted balconies wrapping each floor, with floor-to-ceiling windows. The amenity list includes swimming pools, jacuzzis, a sauna and wellness centre, sports courts, cycling paths, a retail and restaurant gallery at podium level, a clubhouse, a library, a music theatre, landscaped gardens and children’s play areas. The September 2025 release also mentions a boulevard with outdoor cooling lined with cafes and restaurants. The developer’s own page lists a swimming pool, cafes and restaurants, a children’s play area, a cinema and a health club among the community facilities. The amenities are as described by the developer.

Our listing gives driving times from Uptown Muscat: about 3 minutes to Middle East College and Waljat College of Applied Sciences, 8 minutes to Sultan Qaboos University and its hospital, 9 minutes to LuLu Hypermarket, 10 minutes to Al Mawaleh City Centre, 20 minutes to Oman Mall and 25 minutes to Muscat International Airport along the Muscat Expressway. Our price per square metre guide places these rates alongside other Muscat communities, and the rental yields guide explains how yields are calculated.

Central 7

Central 7 is the commercial project of Wujha Development Oman. Our Central 7 listing describes a seven-storey business centre of 24,000 square metres in Knowledge Oasis Muscat, with unit sizes from 309 square feet (29 square metres) to 3,225 square feet (300 square metres) and a ceiling height of 4 metres. Completion is targeted for the fourth quarter of 2026, per the developer. The listing gives the payment structure as 20 percent on booking followed by quarterly instalments until completion.

The developer’s website presents Central 7 as an office building with seven office floors, available as single-tenant or multi-tenant floors, and describes it as an office building built to international standards. It describes freehold commercial ownership for Omani and international investors, per the developer. The Invest-Gate launch report adds that the building is intended to support innovation and entrepreneurship, with a mixed-use concept that integrates business, retail and leisure space and an outdoor cooling system.

The ground floor, per our listing, has 22 commercial units around a double-height lobby: eleven restaurants and cafes (about 1,750 square metres together), a 484 square metre supermarket, two bank branches (210.8 and 164.7 square metres), a Sanad government services centre, a 42 square metre pharmacy, retail shops, a men’s spa and barbershop, and male and female prayer rooms. Parking is on two basement levels with more than 2,000 spaces, valet service and three dedicated bays per office. The listing records a substation with three 2,000 kVA transformers and a backup generator, fibre-optic cabling around the perimeter, smart-system entry points and CCTV. Shared amenities include a swimming pool, spa, gym, coworking space with a terrace, meeting rooms, conference rooms and event halls, a kindergarten, currency exchange counters, a customs payments office and prayer rooms. The listing places Central 7 about 290 metres from Uptown Muscat inside the same park, so the two projects together form an office-and-residential cluster.

Central 7 is a workplace purchase and not a home purchase, so the points to consider are the choice between owning and leasing office space, the tenant profile the building is designed for (international company branches, regional headquarters, banks, financial and investment firms and IT companies, per our listing), and whether the company or the individual will hold title. Our freehold guide covers how title works in Oman. Unit pricing for Central 7 is quoted per unit by the developer, so a written quotation against a named unit is the starting point for any enquiry.

Projects summary

The price per square foot column for Uptown Muscat is dollars divided by square feet from the price list, with the ranges taken from the unit table above. Our handover calendar lists stated completion dates for Oman projects so the two Wujha targets can be compared with others.

Portfolio and track record of Wujha Development Oman

The developer’s portfolio page lists its earlier projects with launch year, handover year, type and unit count. It is a useful record because it shows what the company has delivered and where. The table below reproduces the figures as the developer states them, with the district named on each project card.

The developer’s page also shows MQ City Square, a commercial hub in Madinat Sultan Qaboos with retail and office units, without a handover year or unit count. Four further projects are listed as under construction: Vista, a 56-unit residential and commercial tower in Bawshar near Oman Mall; La Villa and La Villa 2, each of 53 units in Ghala Heights, with La Villa described as offering duplex apartments; and Ghubrah City Square, a 27-unit commercial scheme in Al Ghubrah.

Chronology

Read chronologically, the portfolio starts with 2014 and 2015 projects of 44 and 26 units, adds a run of 2016 and 2017 launches in Al Maabela, Ghala Heights, Al Mawaleh and Al Khoud, and then moves to a larger building, Danat Al Irfan, launched in 2018 and described by the developer as delivered in 2024 in Ghala Heights with 106 units. Gardenia, launched in 2020, carries a 2025 handover. The developer describes Danat Al Irfan as aligned with Vision 2040 and located minutes from the airport. Descriptions on the project cards mention features such as a pool, gym and children’s play area at Danat Al Irfan, a rooftop gym and smart parking at La Villa, and Italian-style design and finishes at Misk 2.

Taking the 2025 launch of Uptown Muscat and Central 7 as the next step, the portfolio shows the company moving from buildings of a few dozen units to a masterplanned community of 445 residences and a 24,000 square metre office building. The sizes of the project tables above are the developer’s figures. Because the portfolio page names the district of each project, the completed buildings can be located by address, and our developers guide describes how to review a developer’s handover record.

How buying works with Wujha Development Oman

Buying off-plan from Wujha Development Oman follows the same general steps as other Omani off-plan purchases: choose a unit, sign a reservation form and pay the reservation amount, receive and sign a sale and purchase agreement (SPA), pay in instalments to a project escrow account, inspect the unit at handover, and register title. The sequence below applies the normal process to the two Wujha projects and notes where the developer’s terms are published.

Reservation and payment plans

For Uptown Muscat the developer’s published plan is 15 percent on reservation and 85 percent over five years from the reservation date, which, on our listing’s reading, means roughly two years of payments before the Q1 2027 handover target and three years after it for a reservation made now. For Central 7 the listing records 20 percent on booking, followed by quarterly instalments to completion. The table below shows what the reservation amount is on each Uptown Muscat unit at the listed starting price.

The developer states that it works with banks in Oman on mortgages and easy payment plans. Whether a mortgage is available to a particular buyer depends on the bank’s own criteria, and a bank will usually ask for the SPA and the developer’s registration papers. Our payment plans guide explains the difference between plans that finish at handover and plans that continue after it.

Escrow and the sale and purchase agreement

Royal Decree 79/2025, issued on 10 September 2025 and published on decree.om, introduced the Law Regulating Real Estate. As summarised in our guide to the law, a licensed developer holds off-plan buyer payments in a project escrow account, and releases them against verified construction progress. Buyers can request in writing the escrow bank, the account details for the project, the registration of the reservation on the preliminary register and the licence number of the project. The SPA is where the handover date, the payment schedule, the specification and the assignment policy are set out.

Service charges, handover and registration

Our listing records that the Uptown Muscat service charge is waived for the first year. The charge for later years is set by the owners’ association or management company under the project’s rules, and the SPA or the service-charge schedule is where the rate per square foot is stated. Our service charges guide shows how charges are structured in Oman. At handover the buyer inspects the unit against the specification and lists any snagging items for the developer to complete; the developer then provides the keys and the documents needed to register title.

Our guide to the law explains the registration of off-plan reservations, and registered title is the document a buyer needs for resale or financing. For completed units, selling follows the process in our guide to selling property in Oman. Before completion, the usual way to exit an off-plan purchase is assignment, in which the buyer sells the contract to another buyer under the developer’s assignment policy.

Ownership route and residency for Wujha Development Oman buyers

Foreign ownership in Oman is open in designated areas. Our freehold guide explains the main routes and the guide on what foreigners cannot buy sets out the exclusions. The Integrated Tourism Complex (ITC) scheme, governed by Royal Decree 12/2006 and Ministerial Decision 191/2007 and their amendments, is the long-standing route, as set out in the Times of Oman’s explainer on the legal framework.

Tenure at Uptown Muscat and Central 7

The developer’s website states freehold ownership for both projects. Its Uptown page lists freehold ownership among its key investment advantages, describing it as full control and security over the asset, and its Central 7 page describes freehold commercial ownership for Omani and international investors. Knowledge Oasis Muscat is a technology park administered by Madayn, and title and registration for a purchase there are set out in the project’s own documents, including the SPA.

Golden Residency and the Owner Visa

The two residency routes are different, and our Golden Residency versus Owner Visa guide covers them in detail. On this site, Golden Residency is described as requiring a single ITC property worth at least OMR 200,000 ($520,160), with the decision made by the Royal Oman Police; the programme was announced under the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion, as reported by Middle East Briefing. The Owner Visa has no minimum value. The two Wujha projects relate to those figures as follows:

• Uptown Muscat unit prices at or above OMR 200,000: the four-bedroom duplex, from OMR 303,714 ($789,900).
• Uptown Muscat unit prices below OMR 200,000: the studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, three-bedroom and penthouse, from OMR 41,103 to OMR 162,488.
• Central 7 unit prices: quoted per unit by the developer, so the position against OMR 200,000 depends on the unit and the quotation.

According to the developer, a purchase at Uptown Muscat makes investors and their families eligible for a long-term Omani residency visa. The permit class, duration and conditions are set by the Royal Oman Police.

Key facts about Wujha Development Oman

• Founded in 2014, according to the developer, with a Muscat head office in Madinat Al Sultan Qaboos and offices listed in Dubai and Cairo.
• Thirteen earlier projects on the developer’s portfolio page carry handover years between 2016 and 2025, in Al Amerat, Al Mawaleh, Al Maabela, Ghala Heights and Al Khoud.
• Danat Al Irfan, with 106 units in Ghala Heights, is listed by the developer as delivered in 2024.
• Uptown Muscat: 445 residences in Knowledge Oasis Muscat, unit sizes from 409 square feet, prices from OMR 41,103 ($106,900), a five-year payment plan with 15 percent on reservation, and a Q1 2027 handover target per the developer.
• Central 7: a seven-storey, 24,000 square metre office and retail building with a 4-metre ceiling height, unit sizes from 309 square feet, and a Q4 2026 handover target per the developer.
• Both projects are in the same technology park, about 290 metres apart according to our listing.
• Leadership named in the September 2025 release: H.E. Hazaa Al-Saadi (Chairman) and H.E. Ali Al-Hashmi (CEO).
• The developer publishes downloadable financial statements for FY23, FY24, 1H24 and 1H25 through the investment section of its website.

Wujha Development Oman and other Oman developers

Our Oman developers guide gives an overview of the developers active in the market, and the developer profiles hub lists every profile we publish. The table below places the Muscat projects of Wujha Development Oman beside four other Muscat developers we profile, using facts from those profiles.

The comparison is a snapshot of location and stage, not a ranking. Buyers weighing Knowledge Oasis Muscat against coastal communities can look at location, payment plan, handover date and tenure side by side, and use the handover calendar to compare dates.

What to prepare when reserving with Wujha Development Oman

1. The reservation form, naming the unit number, the price in the quoted currency and the amount paid on reservation.
2. The sale and purchase agreement showing the legal name of the selling company, the handover date for the specific building, and the completion terms.
3. The escrow account details: the bank, the project account and the registration of the reservation under Royal Decree 79/2025.
4. The title and tenure documents: the title designation for the unit, the registry that issues it and the project’s licence and approvals.
5. The dated payment schedule in writing, showing the amount and date of each instalment and, for Uptown Muscat, how the five-year plan is split before and after handover.
6. The service-charge schedule, including the rate per square foot after the first year.
7. The specification schedule listing finishes, appliances, parking and the amenities included in the buyer’s phase.
8. The phasing plan for the masterplan, showing which buildings belong to the buyer’s phase.
9. The assignment policy and any fee that applies if the contract is sold on before completion.
10. Residency paperwork: written confirmation of the visa route that applies, matched with the Royal Oman Police conditions.
11. For Central 7, the lease or ownership structure, whether the company or an individual holds title, and the quotation for the named unit.
12. A review of the SPA by an Omani lawyer chosen by the buyer, and a copy of the signed documents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is behind Wujha Development Oman?

Wujha Development Oman is Wujha Real Estate Development, a Muscat-based company that dates its start to 2014. H.E. Hazaa Al-Saadi is named as Chairman and H.E. Ali Al-Hashmi as CEO in the September 2025 launch release. The company lists a Muscat head office in Madinat Al Sultan Qaboos and offices in Dubai and Cairo.

Which projects does Wujha Development Oman have in Knowledge Oasis Muscat?

Wujha Development Oman has two projects there: Uptown Muscat, a 445-residence community of apartments, duplexes and penthouses, and Central 7, a seven-storey office and retail building of 24,000 square metres. Our listing places the two about 290 metres apart inside the park.

What are the handover dates for Uptown Muscat and Central 7?

Wujha Development Oman states the first quarter of 2027 for Uptown Muscat and the fourth quarter of 2026 for Central 7, according to the developer. The dated schedule for your own unit is in the sale and purchase agreement, and our handover calendar lists stated dates for other projects.

How much does an Uptown Muscat unit cost?

Wujha Development Oman prices on our listing start at OMR 41,103 ($106,900) for a 409 square foot studio and run to OMR 303,714 ($789,900) for a 3,728 square foot four-bedroom duplex. A one-bedroom starts at OMR 52,099, a two-bedroom at OMR 89,511, a three-bedroom at OMR 139,496 and a penthouse at OMR 162,488. Per square foot the range is $174 to $261.

How does the Uptown Muscat payment plan work?

Wujha Development Oman publishes a plan of 15 percent on reservation and 85 percent over five years from the reservation date. On the studio that is $16,035 on reservation and $90,865 spread over five years. The exact dates and amounts are set in the sale and purchase agreement.

Which residency route applies to Wujha Development Oman prices?

Golden Residency requires a single ITC property worth at least OMR 200,000 ($520,160) and is decided by the Royal Oman Police, while the Owner Visa has no minimum value. Uptown Muscat prices on our list run from OMR 41,103 to OMR 303,714, and, according to the developer, buyers are eligible for a long-term residency visa, with the permit class and conditions set by the Royal Oman Police.

Is Central 7 a residential project?

Wujha Development Oman describes Central 7 as an office and retail building and not as a residential project. Units range from 309 to 3,225 square feet, with seven office floors, a ground floor of 22 commercial units and parking for more than 2,000 cars. The payment structure on our listing is 20 percent on booking and quarterly instalments to completion.

What has Wujha Development Oman built before Uptown Muscat?

Wujha Development Oman lists thirteen earlier projects with handover years from 2016 to 2025, including Bait Muhra (2016), Lubana (2017), Misk 2 (2022), Danat Al Irfan (2024) and Gardenia (2025). The projects are in Al Amerat, Al Mawaleh, Al Maabela, Ghala Heights and Al Khoud, and unit counts per building range from 25 to 106 on the developer’s portfolio page.

How is an off-plan purchase protected under the 2025 real estate law?

Under Royal Decree 79/2025, according to our guide, buyer payments for a licensed off-plan project go into a project escrow account. Buyers of Wujha Development Oman projects can ask for the escrow bank, the account details and the registration of their reservation in writing before paying.

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Last checked: 10 October 2026. Sources: Wujha Development website, Invest-Gate, 17 September 2025, Daily News Egypt, 21 September 2025, topluxuryproperty.com launch summary, OPR project page, Muscat Properties, IASP directory, Wikipedia, Gulf News, July 2019, Madayn, Royal Decree 79/2025, Times of Oman, ITC framework, Middle East Briefing, Golden Residency. Prices come from the listing pages on this site and are converted at OMR 1 = $2.6008.