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Heavyweight Champion Anthony is Oman’s priciest penthouse buyer

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MUSCAT: The mystery surrounding the most expensive penthouse sold in Oman has been solved, with Yenaier Residences confirming that two-time unified World Heavyweight Champion Anthony Joshua, OBE, is the strategic investor behind the purchase.


While industry analysts pointed to the buyer’s history of disciplined and high-impact decisions as a key factor behind this major acquisition, it prompted questions from observers about why this individual had chosen Sultan Haitham City - and why now.


His involvement coincides with the launch of Park Lane 101, the development’s flagship investment offering, and underscores Yenaier’s ambitions to position itself as a global luxury real estate brand focused on long-term value. Joshua said his investment strategy draws on principles that have shaped his boxing career. “Discipline, community and long-term thinking have shaped everything I do, both in and out of the ring. Yenaier represents those same principles. I am proud to be an early investor in what will become a world-class address.”


Joshua’s Sky Palace penthouse spans 15,300 sq ft and includes 360° views of the surrounding mountains and cityscape. Features include a wraparound garden-style loggia balcony, full smart-home integration, a private boxing gym built to Joshua’s specifications, a dedicated spa and interiors designed around a wellness-focused lifestyle.


Dr Aadil Alexander, CEO of Adanté Realty, the developer of the project, said the partnership reflects Sultan Haitham City’s rising global profile. “Anthony Joshua shares our belief in long-term value and thoughtful urban design.


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