Barwa Development Company announced launching its new project, “Zahra Capital”, in Capital Flower compound, as part of its expansion plan in the Egyptian real estate market and its focus on promising areas with direct connections to the New Capital.
Amr Attia, Barwa Development Head of the Commercial Sector, said that Flowers compound is a direct urban extension of Badr City, and is located opposite the New Capital, which makes it one of the most prominent residential areas supporting the capital.
He assured that the city boasts a strategic location that provides direct access to major arteries, most notably Cairo-Suez Road and the Regional Ring Road, in addition to its proximity to Capital Gardens City, giving it strong competitive advantages in both the residential and investment sectors.
He pointed that Zahra Capital project, is located on an area of 3,200 square meters, and is a mixed-use development includes commercial, administrative, medical, and educational facilities, to apply the needs of the growing residential populations and client expectations in this district, as the project is located within the central services area of Sakan Misr compound, which is one of the largest residential communities in the region in terms of the number of units and population density.
He added that the high population density, besides the targeted demographic of workers in the New Capital, ensures continuous operation and a constant demand for commercial, administrative and medical services, which enhances the project’s economic feasibility and ensures stable occupancy rates in the long term, pointing that the project includes diverse areas starting from 25 meters, and competitive payment systems for periods of up to 7 years and 0% down payment.
He emphasized that Zahra Capital project is located within a carefully planned area, mixing between the strategic location, strong demand, and a clear investment vision, which aligns with Barwa Development’s strategy of implementing projects that deliver genuine added value to the market and keep pace with the requirements of modern urban development.
