URBNZ Developments is set to launch two mixed-use projects in west Cairo in 2025 as part of its expansion strategy, aimed at strengthening its investment portfolio and meeting the growing demand for integrated developments in this prime location.
Eng. Islam Mostafa, Chairman of URBNZ Developments, emphasized the company’s commitment to delivering exceptional projects in west Cairo, a highly attractive investment hub.
He said that the company successfully launched its first project in February and will soon reveal details of its next development, highlighted that URBNZ follows a unique approach by initiating project execution before officially launching them to clients.
He added, “We are thrilled to introduce our 2025 investment plan, building on our success in the construction and real estate sector. Our commitment remains steadfast in delivering premium projects, maintaining strict adherence to execution timelines, and selecting prime locations that optimize investment value for our clients. Following the launch of our first project in February, we look forward to revealing details of our next development soon.”
Mahmoud Amir, Chief Commercial Officer of URBNZ Developments, stated that the company’s first project, AXIS 3 BUSINESS MALL, was launched in February. The commercial, administrative, and medical complex has a targeted sales value of EGP 230m and is located in the northern expansions area of 6th of October City.
Amin said that the project’s exceptional location ensures high occupancy rates across all its units, as it is situated in a densely populated area with strong demand for such developments.
He further emphasized that the company’s upcoming project will be strategically situated in west Cairo, a rapidly emerging hub for real estate investment.
With increasing demand for residential and commercial properties, the area promises high returns on investment. Its appeal is further strengthened by a diverse mix of real estate developments catering to various market segments, alongside essential amenities such as international schools, universities, and hospitals, enhancing its overall value and attractiveness, Amin concluded.
