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Infrastructure works reach 96 percent completion

With infrastructure all but finished, the community reported it was on course to be fully operational in 2026, and that phase one had sold out.

Aerial view of The Sustainable City, Yiti, showing the street grid, planting and surrounding hills.
The community at Yiti. Indicative render.

The Sustainable City, Yiti reported the completion of 96 percent of its infrastructure works, putting the community on course to be fully operational in 2026. Infrastructure for the central plaza was fully complete, with construction on the plaza itself at 31 percent, and 33 percent of construction on the villas and the broader Sustainable District finalised.

Construction of the school and nursery had commenced in September 2024 following a groundbreaking ceremony. Contracts for the next phase of community components, a four star hotel and a wellness centre, had been awarded to contractors, with an autism village, equestrian club, sports complex, SEE Lab, bridges, public solar parking and a biogas plant also planned.

Phase one of residential sales had completely sold out. Omani nationals represented 55 percent of buyers in that phase.

Infrastructure works
96 percent complete
Plaza construction
31 percent complete, plaza infrastructure fully complete
Villas and Sustainable District
33 percent of construction finalised
Phase one sales
Completely sold out, 55 percent of buyers Omani nationals
Carbon footprint
78 percent lower per capita than conventional housing in Oman

This milestone marks a significant step forward in our journey to redefine urban living in Oman and the region. As we near the completion of infrastructure works, we are one step closer to delivering a community that meets the growing demand for sustainable living and serves as a blueprint for net zero urban developments across the globe.

Mahmoud ShehadaChief Sales and Marketing Officer, The Sustainable City, Yiti

Primary source: Read the release on thesustainablecity.com

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