Muscat – Adante Realty, a leading name in Oman’s luxury property market, made headlines at this year’s Urban October exhibition with the unveiling of Sky Palace, the signature penthouse of Yenaier Residences. The high-profile launch at the Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre drew investors, media, and design enthusiasts from across the GCC.
Perched atop Sultan Haitham City, the 460-square-metre Sky Palace offers panoramic views of Oman’s mountains and cityscape. It includes a private indoor pool, garden-style loggia balcony, and smart-home automation features. Adante described it as a fusion of modern architecture and nature-inspired design.
The penthouse was sold to an international celebrity known for achievements in sports and philanthropy, marking one of the largest penthouse transactions ever recorded in Sultan Haitham City. The buyer called the property “a perfect reflection of balance, ambition, and timeless beauty.”
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“Sky Palace is more than a residence — it’s a statement of Oman’s vision for modern living,” said Dr. Aadil Thomas Alexander, CEO of Adante Realty. “Launching it during Urban October was symbolic, as the event celebrates progress, innovation, and sustainable urban design — values that define Yenaier and everything we build.”
The company also showcased its new IMMERSIV technology, offering visitors a virtual walkthrough of Yenaier Residences — a first for Oman’s real estate exhibitions.
Yenaier Residences, located in Sultan Haitham City, comprises six towers and 770 units built around sustainability, smart living, and community design. Adante Realty, part of the Al Adrak Group, continues to develop projects that blend innovation, craftsmanship, and sustainability to redefine Oman’s urban landscape





