Adam Ashter
Director, Asasika Oman
Step into 2035 at The Sustainable City – Yiti. From solar-powered villas to eco-schools and green transport, discover how Oman’s bold vision became reality for families living the future today
It’s the year 2035. The sun has just risen over the Gulf of Oman, casting golden light across the Sustainable City in Yiti. For the thousands of families who call this place home, life feels like stepping into the future — yet it’s real, it’s here, and it’s happening every day.
I wake up to soft, natural light filtering through the smart glass windows of my villa. The air inside is cool, perfectly regulated by energy-efficient systems powered entirely by the solar panels on my rooftop.
Breakfast is made with fresh produce — much of it grown right here in Yiti’s community hydroponic farms. My children grab their school tablets while I check the electric shuttle timetable on my phone. No car needed today.
Stepping outside, the streets are quiet — not because they’re empty, but because they’re filled with electric shuttles and e-bikes instead of cars. The community was designed to be walkable, green, and free of noise pollution.
The shuttle glides silently past landscaped parks, solar street lamps, and rows of villas where neighbors are out jogging or walking their dogs. In Yiti, the morning commute is peaceful, not stressful.
At noon, my children are busy in their eco-school, a place where sustainability isn’t just taught, it’s lived. Their classrooms use AI-powered learning systems, their lunch comes from organic gardens, and their sports field doubles as a rainwater collection system.
Education here isn’t about textbooks alone — it’s about preparing the next generation to thrive in a greener, smarter Oman.
After work, I meet friends at the marina, where yachts powered by clean energy float against the backdrop of Yiti’s rugged cliffs. Cafés spill out onto pedestrian promenades, filled with families enjoying the cooler evening air.
Weekends are for golf, sailing, and eco-markets where residents sell everything from handmade crafts to organic honey. The city feels alive, yet calm — buzzing with activity but never overwhelming.
Back in 2025, the Sustainable City in Yiti was just a bold idea. Today, in 2035, it’s the model of what future living looks like:
Zero-carbon homes powered by solar
Green transport systems that eliminated traffic jams
Schools that teach sustainability by design
Luxury lifestyles without compromising the planet
For those of us lucky enough to live here, Yiti isn’t just a city. It’s a promise — that the future can be beautiful, sustainable, and deeply human.
Director, Asasika Oman
Adam Ashter is an experienced real estate professional with deep knowledge of the Omani property market. With years of expertise in helping clients find their perfect properties, he provides valuable insights into market trends and investment opportunities.
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