Muscat lists 16 offices in 2 buildings, the Hormuz Grand and the Holiday Inn Muscat al Seeb, which tells a tenant what the product is: hotel-anchored business space that comes furnished, with reception cover and a short lead time to occupation. Suites run from 5 m² to 172 m² at a median of 52 m², and companies opening an Oman presence usually need exactly that — a compliant address and a working room before committing to a permanent lease.
Rents in Muscat span $450 to $665 per m² a year with a median of $557, and the distance from the $450 floor to the $665 ceiling mostly separates small internal rooms from the larger fitted suites at the top of the size range. Since the biggest Muscat lot on offer is 172 m², a team planning to grow should fix expansion or relocation terms at signing rather than assume the building will absorb it later.
Muscat's available space sits along Al Matar Street on the Seeb side of the city, the airport corridor rather than the ministries and embassies district of old Muscat, which suits firms whose staff and clients fly in often. Muscat has no metro, so all 16 offices are reached by car or taxi, and the parking allocation per suite is worth putting in writing before the lease is signed.