01 April 2023

Dar Global, a leading luxury real estate developer, has annnounced the sale of AIDA, a one-of-its-kind mixed-use gated community in Oman, featuring premium residences, hotel projects as well as a golf course designed by the US-based Trump Organisation.

AIDA is one of the sultanate’s most significant premium mixed-use real estate projects directly by the sea. Located just 10 minutes from Downtown Muscat, it aims to offer the ultimate in luxury golf, residential and hospitality experiences in capital Muscat.

The 3.5-million-sq-km property, perched on a hilltop, provides breathtaking views, immersive experiences, enchanting residences, facilities, and spectacular outdoor landscapes, said the developer.

AIDA is being developed sustainably, fully preserving the area’s topography and unique environmental features, with homes integrating seamlessly within the cliffs, it added. Designed to reimagine the concept of place creation and built in unison with its natural surroundings, AIDA represents one of Oman’s largest urban developments.

The project is a ground-breaking initiative that will set a new standard in the region, further elevating Oman’s stand globally as a sought-after tourist, residential, and investment destination, it added.

Dar Global’s AIDA project is a joint venture with Omran Group, the sultanate’s executive arm for tourism development, to advance Oman’s real estate market in line with the country’s Vision 2040.

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