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Properties for Rent in Muscat

Renting is how most expats actually experience Muscat, since foreign freehold ownership only applies within a handful of ITCs — everywhere else in the city is rental-only for non-Omani residents. Rents here are typically quoted and paid annually rather than monthly, usually split across one to four post-dated cheques, and a one-time agency commission (commonly around 5% of the annual rent) applies at the start of a new tenancy. This page covers every verified rental listing currently live across Muscat, from studios to whole commercial floors.

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Annual rent is standard practice — see our renting guide for how cheque schedules typically work.
Filter by furnished vs unfurnished once you reach the full results.
Every tenancy contract should be registered with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning.
Current Listings
Apartment - Muscat Hills [IMHL10031] Rent
OMR 450/mo

Apartment - Muscat Hills [IMHL10031]

Muscat Hills
1 bd 2 ba 0 m² Residential
IMHL10029 – 1-Bedroom Apartment for Rent in Muscat Hills, Muscat Rent
OMR 350/mo

IMHL10029 – 1-Bedroom Apartment for Rent in Muscat Hills, Muscat

Muscat Hills
1 bd 2 ba 0 m² Residential
IMHL10028 – 2-Bedroom Apartment for Rent in Muscat Hills, Muscat Rent
OMR 450/mo

IMHL10028 – 2-Bedroom Apartment for Rent in Muscat Hills, Muscat

Muscat Hills
2 bd 2 ba 0 m² Residential
VAZB10003 – Furnished Room in Al Athaiba, Muscat Rent
OMR 200/mo

VAZB10003 – Furnished Room in Al Athaiba, Muscat

Muscat Bay
0 m² Residential
MHAV10007 – Apartment in Muscat Hills, Muscat Rent
OMR 330/mo

MHAV10007 – Apartment in Muscat Hills, Muscat

Muscat Hills
1 bd 0 m² Residential
Frequently Asked Questions
How much deposit is typical for a Muscat rental?
A refundable security deposit of around 5% of the annual rent is common for unfurnished units, in addition to the first rent payment and any agency commission.
Is rent negotiable in Muscat?
It can be, particularly on units that have been listed for a while or during quieter periods of the year. Coming prepared with recent comparable rents for the same building or area strengthens your position.
Do I need a tenancy contract registered with the government?
Yes — registering your tenancy contract with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning is standard practice and is typically required for utility connections and visa-related paperwork.
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