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Zawya
4 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
Livingyards partners with Decipher Egypt to launch NOIR project in New Cairo
Egyptian real estate developer Livingyards has announced a strategic partnership with Decipher Egypt, a leader in commercial space management, to launch its latest commercial and administrative project, NOIR, in New Cairo. Under the agreement, Decipher Egypt will provide end-to-end consulting for NOIR, including strategic planning, leasing strategy, and design advisory services. The aim is to optimize space utilization, enhance commercial value, and align the development with international benchmarks. The collaboration will also focus on attracting top-tier investors and renowned retail brands to the project, enhancing both market value and return on investment. Founded by Faisal Abdel Akher, Decipher Egypt brings more than 20 years of expertise in commercial asset management, with a proven track record across Egypt—from Cairo to the North Coast and the Delta. The firm's comprehensive services include strategic leasing, design consultation, and long-term commercial asset oversight. NOIR is Livingyards' most recent foray into the commercial real estate market since its founding in 2018. The project represents a total investment exceeding EGP 2bn, with projected revenues surpassing EGP 3bn. It is one of six developments currently underway by Livingyards in East Cairo. Spanning a land area of approximately 3,137 sqm, NOIR offers over 15,000 sqm of leasable space. The ground floor is designated for premium retail units, while the upper four floors house modern administrative offices. The development will feature an exclusive mix of luxury retail stores, gourmet restaurants, cafés, bank branches, pharmacies, and car showrooms—all arranged around a central plaza that ensures high visibility and accessibility for all units. Administrative spaces at NOIR will be delivered fully finished to global standards, with units ranging from 40 to 2,000 sqm. Several offices will include private terraces with direct views of the central plaza, providing ideal workspaces for international brands seeking high-end office environments. Additional features include a two-level underground parking garage for up to 150 cars, a central cooling system for energy efficiency, and a smart building management system to optimize operations and reduce overhead costs. Construction progress is well underway, with 80% of the structure completed, including all concrete work for the first four floors. Interior finishing is ongoing, and unit handover is scheduled within 18 months, by the end of 2026. Flexible payment plans and exclusive cash discounts are currently available. Designed in collaboration with renowned firms YBA and SSE, NOIR reflects Livingyards' vision of blending architectural innovation with market-driven functionality. This partnership with Decipher Egypt supports Livingyards' broader mission to establish itself among Egypt's top real estate developers, with a focus on delivering high-quality, value-driven residential and commercial projects. The company's total investments have exceeded EGP 32bn, supported by an expansive land portfolio. © 2024 Daily News Egypt. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Zawya
4 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
Livingyards partners with Decipher Egypt to launch NOIR
Livingyards, a leading real estate developer in the Egyptian market, has announced a strategic partnership with Decipher Egypt, an expert in commercial space management and operations, to launch its flagship project, NOIR, in New Cairo. The project is set to become one of the most prominent commercial and administrative developments in the area. Under this partnership, Decipher Egypt will provide analytical consulting, strategic planning, and leasing recommendations for NOIR's commercial and administrative units. The company will also offer expert design solutions to ensure optimal space utilization and elevate the project's commercial appeal to global standards. As part of the collaboration, Decipher Egypt will implement an effective strategy to attract top-tier investors and leading retail brands, maximizing investment returns and enhancing the sales and market value of the project's units. With over 20 years of experience in commercial asset management and a solid record of accomplishment with major real estate developers across Egypt from Cairo and the North Coast to the Delta, Decipher Egypt, founded by Mr. Faisal Abdel Akher, offers a full suite of services including strategic leasing planning, and commercial asset design and management. This makes them an ideal partner to support the success and profitability of the NOIR project. NOIR is Livingyards' latest and most significant commercial and administrative development since its launch in 2018, with investments exceeding EGP 2 billion and projected revenues of over EGP 3 billion. The project is one of six distinctive developments currently in progress, and aims to redefine the concept of mixed-use communities in East Cairo by combining modern design, operational efficiency, and long-term investment revenue. Strategically located in the heart of Fifth Settlement at One-Ninety North, NOIR offers easy access from key roads and landmarks, including Cairo Festival City, Downtown Mall, and is just minutes away from both the Ring Road and the New Administrative Capital. Surrounded by prestigious universities such as AUC, CIC, GUC, and FUE, its location solidifies its status as the "heartbeat" of North 90th Street. Spanning a land area of approximately 3,137 square meters, NOIR features over 15,000 square meters of leasable space, comprising a ground floor dedicated to retail units and four upper floors for administrative offices. The project will host an exclusive selection of high-end retail outlets, gourmet restaurants and cafés, bank branches, pharmacies, and car showrooms, all surrounding a central plaza that offers full-view exposure for both shops and offices. The administrative units at NOIR will be delivered fully finished to latest global standards, with sizes ranging from 40 to 2000 square meters across four floors. Select units feature open terraces with direct views of the central plaza, providing ideal working environments for global brands and companies seeking high-performance office spaces. Adding to its appeal, NOIR includes a two-level underground parking facility accommodating up to 150 cars, an intelligent building management system, and an eco-friendly central cooling system designed to reduce energy consumption and operating costs. The project is also supported by a robust digital infrastructure provided by a leading global telecom provider, featuring Triple Play services and advanced building management software for smooth and sustainable operations. Construction at NOIR is progressing rapidly, with 80% of the structure completed, including all concrete work for the first four floors. Finishing works are currently underway, and unit handover is scheduled within' 18 months, by the end of 2026. Flexible payment plans are available, along with exclusive cash discounts. NOIR offers a unique identity, with its name inspired by refined French aesthetics and architectural elegance. The project was designed in collaboration with multidisciplinary design firms including YBA and SSE, delivering a seamless blend of strategic location, thoughtful architecture, and premium finishing. It is envisioned as a premier destination for companies and brands seeking to strengthen their presence and competitiveness in the long term. This partnership with Decipher Egypt aligns with Livingyards' ongoing mission to cement its position as one of Egypt's top real estate developers by delivering innovative residential and commercial projects that balance luxury with value. The company's total investment reached over EGP 32 billion and holds a huge land portfolio. In its commitment to flexible and high-return solutions for clients, Livingyards has also introduced a new sales and leasing approach tailored to meet the evolving needs of investors and entrepreneurs looking for sustainable and profitable opportunities. Eng. Ayman Marzouk, Chairman of Livingyards, stated: "The NOIR project reflects our strategy to develop innovative commercial destinations that merge modern design with operational integration. At Livingyards, we're creating commercial communities defined by identity and experience, and NOIR is the milestone of this vision, brought to life through our strategic partnership with Decipher Egypt." Mr. Mohab El-Tabie, CEO of Livingyards, added: "NOIR marks the beginning of a new chapter in our commercial developments. We aim to set a new benchmark for mixed-use projects in New Cairo especially through our collaboration with seasoned partners like Decipher Egypt. This is the first of many planned collaborations that will enhance the value of our commercial communities." Mr. Faisal Abdel Akher, Founder and CEO of Decipher Egypt, commented: "We are proud to partner with Livingyards on the NOIR project. We are committed to supporting their vision of delivering commercial spaces that offer a distinctive identity and a complete experience. Through the attraction of premium brands and innovative office designs, we aim to create exceptional visitor experiences and elevate NOIR into a top-tier commercial destination in East Cairo." This strategic collaboration between Livingyards and Decipher Egypt represents a shared commitment to delivering tangible value to NOIR's clients offering a comprehensive commercial experience that blends expert space management with carefully selected retail brands to meet the needs of today's refined consumers and entrepreneurs as well as enhancing the project's position as a leading marketing and business destination.
News.com.au
5 days ago
- Climate
- News.com.au
Recovery efforts ramp up in NSW after deadly floods
Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) crews are continuing to provide specialist assistance to aid communities on the state's north and mid-north coast.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Yahoo
'Grief, pain, shock' in Hopedale following unrelated tragedies, says angajukKâk
The community of Hopedale on Labrador's north coast is reeling following two tragic but unrelated incidents in the past week left three people dead. On Saturday, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrested and charged 27-year-old Michael Tuglavina with first-degree murder and attempted murder. The arrest followed a complaint of an assault the previous night where officers found one man dead and another seriously injured. That same night, two men from Hopedale were last seen travelling on a snowmobile headed toward a cabin outside the community. The next night, police received a report the men were overdue from the fishing trip. Hopedale Ground Search and Rescue personnel mobilized and eventually found both men drowned in the water just outside the community. "There's a lot of grief, pain, shock and sadness in our community right now," Hopedale AngajukKâk Marjorie Flowers told CBC Radio's Labrador Morning. "Any death in the community, it's always sad because we're small. Still a small community. And when one hurts, we all hurt. But this is just, like, a double whammy." LISTEN | CBC's Regan Burden speaks with Marjorie Flowers on recent tragedies: While the community is reeling from the tragedies, she says they've also brought people together as they console one another. Flowers says the town recently hosted drop-in support sessions for different age groups, residents have begun raising money for families, and the Nunatsiavut government has made more resources available to people who are struggling. "I'm just so proud of my people here, and how everyone's just trying to help," Flowers said. "As long as they feel supported, and to know that they're not alone, I think that's what will work for people." Police are still investigating both incidents, along with the office of the chief medical examiner. Download our to sign up for push alerts for CBC Newfoundland and Labrador. Sign up for our . Click .
CBC
6 days ago
- CBC
'Grief, pain, shock' in Hopedale following unrelated tragedies, says angajukKâk
The community of Hopedale on Labrador's north coast is reeling following two tragic but unrelated incidents in the past week left three people dead. On Saturday, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrested and charged 27-year-old Michael Tuglavina with first-degree murder and attempted murder. The arrest followed a complaint of an assault the previous night where officers found one man dead and another seriously injured. That same night, two men from Hopedale were last seen travelling on a snowmobile headed toward a cabin outside the community. The next night, police received a report the men were overdue from the fishing trip. Hopedale Ground Search and Rescue personnel mobilized and eventually found both men drowned in the water just outside the community. "There's a lot of grief, pain, shock and sadness in our community right now," Hopedale AngajukKâk Marjorie Flowers told CBC Radio's Labrador Morning. "Any death in the community, it's always sad because we're small. Still a small community. And when one hurts, we all hurt. But this is just, like, a double whammy." While the community is reeling from the tragedies, she says they've also brought people together as they console one another. Flowers says the town recently hosted drop-in support sessions for different age groups, residents have begun raising money for families, and the Nunatsiavut government has made more resources available to people who are struggling. "I'm just so proud of my people here, and how everyone's just trying to help," Flowers said. "As long as they feel supported, and to know that they're not alone, I think that's what will work for people." Police are still investigating both incidents, along with the office of the chief medical examiner.
