The Wave, Muscat, Oman’s premier freehold integrated tourism development, has opened its apartments within the Lasail East and West and Lasail Marina sectors, as well as beach park villas and villas within Sector 5, for sale.

Apartments are situated within the vibrant ambience of the charming Marina Village area, in the heart of the community.

"This neighborhood promises to be the liveliest and happening area at The Wave, Muscat. The homes in this locality enjoy marina and sea views and are surrounded by an abundance of shops, and restaurants offering an alfresco dining experience."

"Villas in sector 5 and Beach Park Villas, as well as apartments in the Lasail East and West and Lasail Marina neighborhood are all located within walking distance from the natural beach at The Wave, Muscat," Nick Smith, CEO of The Wave, Muscat, said.

They have generous patio spaces and stylish finishes and apartments have designated underground parking and a private landscaped courtyard.

Smith said the registration for the sales release is spread over a period of 18 days, giving everyone an equal chance to secure a property at The Wave, Muscat. 

"Interested home buyers can register at The Wave, Muscat Sales Centre which will be open every day from 10am to 6pm, 7 days a week until November 28," he observed.

"This process has been put in place to meet the strong investor response we  anticipate  and we have taken into account customer requests to be given more time to make their choice," he added.

Since its first sales launch in February 2006, the development has launched nine phases and has sold over 800 properties to date..

The Wave, Muscat has progressed quickly. Its strategic location in the heart of Muscat ensures that it will always be an attractive buying proposition for customers and it promises a thriving multi-cultural community living experience while enjoying the benefits of being part of a master planned community.

This award winning development is being developed through a joint venture comprising Oman’s Waterfront Investments (representing Oman), National Investment Funds Company (representing Omani Pension Funds), and the UAE-based Majid Al Futtaim Group.-TradeArabia News Service