Brokerage and advisory in Muscat
Irfan Investment Group operates under Maison Shirdel and sells freehold homes across Oman's Integrated Tourism Complexes.
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The landing page, on a big screen
Projects, properties, prices and guides in one menu, above a first screen that opens on the coast with search built in.
Every release where it really stands
The aerial render carries a pin for each release and amenity, with homes for sale and the price range counted from live inventory underneath.
Life in the community, beside the picture
Freehold rules, life by the water, the resort and the seasons in an accordion next to a large photograph, so a buyer reads and sees at once.
Freehold explained, then mapped
Who can buy and where, in plain words, followed by every project on an interactive map filtered by city.
A short flight from everywhere
Routes drawn around Muscat show how close Oman is, set beside the case for freehold, residency and a lower entry price.
Plans a buyer can compare
Switch between communities to see the down payment, the construction payments and the handover instalment, then ask for the full plan.
Market guides on the landing page
The newest guides sit on the homepage, each a full article written for the questions buyers type into Google.
Questions answered in place
What foreigners can own, what it costs and whether it gives residency, answered on the page and marked up for search.
Then the same site, on a phone
Every section has its own phone layout, from masterplan pins that fold into plus signs to accordions that keep long answers short.
A first screen that sells the place
The homepage opens on a film of the coast, with property search built into the first screen and three reasons to keep scrolling.
The group, told plainly
Irfan Investment Group's story and its link to Maison Shirdel, set in the site's own typography on a dark ground.
The masterplan is the menu
Every release sits on the aerial render where it really is. The strip below counts homes for sale and the price range from live inventory at every build.
Every community, explained
Freehold rules, life by the water, the resort and how to get there, in an accordion that stays short on a phone.
Guides that answer the search
Long market guides, such as what foreigners can own in Oman and what it costs, written for the questions buyers type into Google.
The case for Oman, on one map
Flight times from Dubai, London, Moscow, Delhi and Beijing drawn around Muscat, with freehold, residency and a lower entry price set out beside the map.
Payment plans you can compare
Buyers switch between Muscat Bay, Jebel Sifah and Wadi Zaha to see the down payment, the construction payments and the handover instalment, then ask for the plan.
Figures with their sources
Growth, credit ratings and the rial's peg to the dollar, each with its source under the figure, so a buyer can check it.
An insights library in four languages
Articles and guides in English, Arabic, Persian and Russian, each one a real page that search engines can read.
The questions buyers ask
Answered on the homepage, marked up for search, and followed by a button to speak to an adviser.
Every visit ends with a next step
Popular searches link the homepage to guides, communities and projects, and the enquiry form closes every page.
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