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Khalil Al Zadjali appointed as VP of the Valuation Committee at the ORA

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Cavendish Maxwell has appointed Khalil Al Zadjali, its Oman head, as the Vice President of the Valuation Committee at the Oman Real Estate Association (ORA).

The appointment comes as Oman enters a new phase of real estate growth, driven by economic diversification, modern legislation and major urban development projects that are leading to rising demand for residential, commercial and tourism-related properties, said a statement from Cavendish Maxwell.

Al Zadjali said, “Oman’s real estate sector continues to attract local, regional and international investors seeking stable returns and long-term growth opportunities. It is an honour to join ORA in this important role, and I look forward not only to bringing my own contributions to the committee, but also to further enhancing my knowledge by working alongside such an elite group of industry professionals.”

Group CEO, Nick Witty added, “Khalil’s unrivalled expertise and insight are invaluable, and we are proud to see his leadership recognised at an industry level. This well-deserved appointment is a testament to his longstanding contribution to the real estate valuation profession, and we wish him every success in his role at ORA.”

Al Zadjali, in a voluntary capacity, will collaborate with ORA’s team to shape Oman’s property sector’s future. With 23 years of industry experience, he will contribute to strengthening professional standards, enhancing transparency, and advising on real estate legislation.

The Oman Real Estate Association (ORA), established in 2012 by Royal Decree, serves as the official representative of the real estate sector within the Sultanate of Oman. Collaborating with government entities such as the Oman Ministry of Housing, ORA strives to establish itself as the premier reference point for the property sector in the country.

Additionally, it functions as a platform for facilitating knowledge exchange and professional development within the industry. With more than 560 members, ORA provides a wide range of services, including training programmes, events and advice on real estate legislation.

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