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The Sustainable City / Yiti
A future-ready community shaped by sustainability and smart living
The Sustainable City – Yiti is Oman’s first net-zero community, designed to balance modern living with environmental responsibility, renewable energy, and long-term social and economic value.
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THE SUSTAINABLE CITY – YITI
A future-focused destination redefining sustainable living in Muscat.
The Sustainable City – Yiti is designed for those seeking environmentally responsible living, offering net-zero homes, smart infrastructure, and a balanced lifestyle within Oman’s most forward-thinking master-planned community.
Location
Muscat, Oman
Total area
Net-zero integrated community
Timeline
Ongoing
This five-star resort has a range of restaurants, leisure facilities, lounges and beach front access.
Amenities
Sustainable District
SPORT COMPLEX
24 / 7 SECURITY
BRANDED RESIDENCES
School & Nursery
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Special features of the development
Designed as Oman’s leading sustainable community, The Sustainable City – Yiti combines environmental responsibility, modern living, and long-term resilience through thoughtful planning, creating a future-focused residential and investment destination.
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Sustainable master planning
Set along Muscat’s coastline, offering marina access, open sea views, and a carefully planned waterfront setting.
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Integrated lifestyle community
A master-planned coastal destination combining residential living, leisure spaces, and marina facilities in one connected environment.
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Seamless indoor–outdoor living
Homes designed to enhance natural light, terraces, and a smooth connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
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Sustainable urban coastal design
Climate-responsive architecture and landscaped public spaces supporting comfort, walkability, and environmental balance.
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Privacy within a vibrant setting
Thoughtfully planned layouts that ensure privacy while remaining closely connected to lifestyle amenities.
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Strong investment fundamentals
A freehold coastal destination offering steady rental demand, capital appreciation, and long-term value.
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