The first integrated residential neighbourhood in Wilayat Al Musanaah

Let the sea be your neighbour

Muharah, Wilayat Al Musanaah, South Al Batinah Governorate

Hai Al Shatti brings together coastal calm and a fully serviced community: modern Omani-style homes, parks, a mosque, a school and a commercial square, designed around the Omani family.

Hai Al Shatti: the film

About Hai Al Shatti

Across 432,000 m², in a distinctive coastal setting, comes Hai Al Shatti.

  1. Because some things deserve to stay

    Houses change. What makes one a home does not.

  2. A home like ours, in a new way

    Omani architecture is not a style.

  3. The sea, not only a view

    In our memory, the sea was somewhere you went.

The project in numbers

A complete community, down to the details

  • thousand m²Land area
  • Freehold ownership
  • Residential units
  • Land plots
  • Parks
  • kmPedestrian paths
  • Street lights
  • Sea frontage

    A sea frontage as the central urban element of the neighbourhood.

  • Modern Omani character

    Modern homes with an Omani character.

  • A humanised urban environment

    Streets and paths designed to the scale of people, not cars.

Facilities

Everything a family needs, a few steps away

  • A mosque with a green dome below the Omani hills
    Phase 3

    Mosque (with waqf)

    The neighbourhood mosque, with a waqf serving the community, on the central-park axis.

  • A sand-coloured institutional building beneath a hilltop fort
    Phase 3

    Private school

    A private school inside the neighbourhood that shortens the morning run.

  • A public park of open lawns with mountains beyond
    Phase 3

    Central park

    A central park linking the small clusters together.

  • An Omani town centre seen from above
    Phase 4

    Commercial square with apartments

    A commercial square with apartments facing the coastal road.

  • A nursery building in Oman, indicative of the type
    Phase 3

    Nursery

    A nursery for the neighbourhood's youngest, beside the school.

  • A shaded, tree-lined walk beside the water
    Phase 3

    Pocket park

    Pocket parks between the homes, with children's play areas.

Master plan

Four phases, one community

The plan unfolds over four phases, growing into homes and facilities up to the commercial square on the coastal road.

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The site

432,000 m²

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Roads and paths

km of roadskm of paths
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The four phases

Master plan of Hai Al Shatti showing four phases: Phase 1 in the south; Phase 2 (A) and (B) in the centre and west; Phase 3 in the north-east with the central park, mosque, school, clinic and nursery and the commercial and services building; Phase 4 as a northern strip on the coastal road with the commercial square, apartments and public parking.

Gallery

Picture your day in Hai Al Shatti

  • Twelve views of the neighbourhood, from dawn on the beach to the souq after dark.

    Indicative renders

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Al Raed Investments: from vision to urban development

Since 2006, Al Raed has grown from a specialised real-estate office into an integrated investment company developing urban environments that preserve identity and meet the demands of modern life.

  • years
  • projects
  • residential units
  • Omani workforce
  • Real Estate Development
  • Real Estate Valuation
  • Media & Marketing

In partnership with

Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning

Frequently asked questions

Questions people ask before launch

6 questions

01Where is Hai Al Shatti?

Hai Al Shatti is in Muharah, in the Wilayat of Al Musanaah, South Al Batinah Governorate, alongside the Al Batinah coastal road.

02How large is the project?

The site is 432,000 m², laid out over four phases.

03What is special about the location?

The neighbourhood faces the shore and runs alongside the Al Batinah coastal road, with direct access by either the coastal road or the main road.

04Who is the developer?

The developer is Al Raed Investments; the owner is the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning.

05What sets Hai Al Shatti apart?

It is planned around the Omani courtyard and around the northern wind as an engineering principle, in earth colours, with detached homes that keep their privacy, on a coastal frontage.

06What is Surooh?

Surooh is the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning's initiative to create fully serviced residential neighbourhoods in partnership with the private sector, in line with Oman Vision 2040. Hai Al Shatti is delivered under this initiative.

The shoreline at Hai Al Shatti
Let the sea be your neighbour

Let the sea be your neighbour

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