Egypt’s leading Real Estate development, Khaled Sabry Holding is preparing to launch an integrated project during the second quarter of this year on an area of 56 acres, as part of its investment portfolio, through which it seeks to expand in several other projects throughout the current year.
Khaled Sabry, Chairman of Khaled Sabry Holding, revealed that the company aims to offer an integrated urban community with services in partnership with major engineering, architectural and management consulting companies to ensure the implementation of a unique project.
He explained that the company owns a portfolio of large investment projects through which it seeks to provide several diverse real estate products to meet the desire of all the customers by providing distinctive real estate projects using the best and latest innovative construction, technological and marketing means.
He cleared that the company is working to provide a real estate product with a different idea in a variety of areas and at competitive prices to provide innovative solutions in the real estate product that suit the needs of all customers, and the project will be announced by April.
It is noteworthy that Khaled Sabry Holding operates in the real estate market with more than 25 years of experience, by working on several distinguished real estate projects, starting from 6th of October City, Sheikh Zayed and New Cairo, and in New Administrative Capital, in order to involve in implementation of national projects that contribute to revitalizing the movement of the Egyptian economy.
During the past two years, the company has launched two mixed-use projects in the New Administrative Capital, as part of its real estate portfolio, with investments exceeding EGP 1.5 billion, named Ronza Tower in the Downtown area and Ryan Tower in the Central Business District.
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