On Monday, Tibiaan Real Estate Company formally exhibited Al Nuha, a historic project in Sultan Haitham City that has an investment worth of RO13.4 million.
H H Dr Sayyid Kamil Fahad al Said, Secretary-General of the Council of Ministers, sponsored the launch ceremony, which was attended by investors, members of the business sector, and officials from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning.
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning’s Jamal Nasser al Hadi emphasized the project as an excellent illustration of public-private sector cooperation in line with Oman Vision 2040. According to him, the Al Nuha neighborhood supports the ministry’s objectives for sustainable urban development and creates economic and social value through both domestic and foreign investments by fusing outstanding design quality with efficient implementation.
Al Nuha comprises 35 business showrooms and 113 residential units spread across more than 58,000 square meters. It offers creative living options catered to the need of individuals and families by fusing traditional Omani architecture with contemporary design components.
A completely integrated community that offers a first-rate quality of life is the goal of comprehensive facilities, which include healthcare, education, cultural, religious, and recreational resources.
A variety of housing alternatives will be available in Al Nuha, such as well-designed villas, opulent duplex apartments with private pools, and two-bedroom flats combined with business spaces. These homes are designed to satisfy global requirements and showcase Tibiaan Real Estate’s dedication to quality and innovation.
According to Younis bin Khasib al Harrasi, CEO of Tibiaan Real Estate, his company is committed to developing real estate projects with intricate designs, roomy layouts, and natural lighting that meet contemporary needs. According to him, Al Nuha is a superb residential and investment opportunity situated in a carefully planned urban setting.
In accordance with Sultan Haitham City’s first phase development plan of 2030, the project is scheduled to be finished by the end of 2028.
