MUSCAT : Alizz Islamic Bank recently partnered with Zain Property Development to provide home financing solutions for the bank’s customers who wish to own a home in the ‘Husn Al Zain’ Project in Wilayat Bidbid.

The agreement was signed by Mr. Saif Al Yahyai, Acting Chief Retail Banking Officer at Alizz Islamic Bank on behalf of the bank and by Mr. Mish’al Al Raisi, Managing Director on behalf of Zain Property Development.
Under this agreement, customers will receive competitive financing rates to purchase residential units in the ‘Husn Al Zain’ project located in Bidbid and consists of 637 residential units of different sizes and high-quality specifications. The complex contains open green spaces and also includes a public garden, a nursery for children, a mosque with a majlis and shops for the well-being of residents.
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Zain Property Development was established in 2008. With a long-standing experience in real estate development projects, the company ensures to deliver quality and excellence in every detail. Zain Property Development is one of the key players in the real estate sector of the Sultanate of Oman. Aiming to create the ideal future residential communities in Oman, the company has successfully worked on various projects including modern apartments, and residential complexes with high-quality facilities, including, Dar Al Zain, Al Muna Gardens, Zain Al Athaiba and recently Murooj Al Zain in Salalah.
Alizz Islamic Bank strives to partner with various real estate development companies, with the aim of providing multiple financing solutions to customers in purchasing homes that match their needs and financial capability across the Sultanate.





