Brouq Developments to Launch New Residential Project in New Cairo
In this context, Eng. Ibrahim Al Sayed, stated that the project is strategically located next to the American University, amidst a group of integrated urban projects, which gives it a significant competitive advantage, enhances its success chances in attracting a distinct segment of clients seeking a sophisticated and integrated lifestyle within a sophisticated urban environment.
He added that the project is among the company's plan to expand its real estate portfolio within the Egyptian market, which embodies its vision in offering a real estate product that redefines the concept of luxury housing, as it has been carefully designed to provide a residential experience that combines tranquility, quality, and privacy, besides providing all the essential and recreational services that meet client needs.
He emphasized that Brouq, is an Egyptian-Gulf alliance, relies on the extensive experience of its founders which extends over two decades in Gulf and North African markets, besides owning an ambitious investment plan that seeks to have a strong and sustainable print in the Egyptian real estate market.
He pointed that the new project includes fully finished units with various sizes, and will offer flexible payment plans and competitive advantages, which will be announced in details during the official launching phase.
Ibrahim Al Sayed assured that the project represents a promising investment opportunity, emphasizing that the company continues to implement its expansion plan by leveraging its strong track record, extensive experience, and high financial solvency.
It is worth noting that Brouq Developments Company implemented a number of distinguished projects abroad, including: 'Brouq Tower', 'Al Rayyan', 'Al Hilala Residence', and 'Al Brouq Residence', in addition to its projects inside Egypt, such as: Spark Capital Insight, Bling Capital Center, and Terraside Business Park.
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