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Cairo – “Nations of Sky” , the leading real estate developer in Egypt, has unveiled its latest and largest residential project in East Cairo, “ZOMRA”, strategically located in the heart of the Fifth Settlement, directly on South 90 Street. Surrounded by the most prestigious developments in the area, “ZOMRA” is set to become a new benchmark for luxury living in New Cairo.
Prime Location with Strong Investment Returns
Positioned in one of the most sought-after areas of New Cairo, “ZOMRA” offers significant investment potential, especially as demand continues to surge for developments in East Cairo. The area has recorded the highest average property prices in Greater Cairo over the past year, driven by ongoing demand and the launch of new premium projects.
Sustainability and Green Living at the Core
Eng. Tamer Nabil, Vice Chairman of “Nations of Sky” , emphasized that “ZOMRA” is the most distinguished project currently underway in East Cairo, thanks to its strategic location, modern designs, and comprehensive services. Despite the vast scale of the development, only 20% of the land is allocated to buildings, with 80% dedicated to green spaces, water features, and premium lifestyle services—highlighting the company’s commitment to sustainability, quality of life, and luxurious living.
Speed, Quality, and Accessibility
Nabil affirmed the company’s adherence to fast-paced, high-quality construction, noting that unit handovers are scheduled within just three years. He also highlighted the project’s accessibility, being minutes away from the AUC, Cairo International Airport, and both North and South 90 Street. “ZOMRA” is surrounded by top-tier residential neighborhoods such as the Golden Square, as well as elite commercial zones.
Unique Design and International Appeal
Tamer Abdel Shafi, Vice Chairman for Finance and Operations, described “ZOMRA” as a one-of-a-kind project. Located within the Golden Square, its contemporary architecture, emphasis on natural lighting, and privacy-focused layout offer unmatched comfort and elegance. Abdel Shafi—one of the most respected professionals in Egypt’s real estate market—stressed that the project will also attract foreign investors, contributing to the growth of the local economy.
Boosting the Local Economy and Meeting Market Needs
Abdel Shafi added that Nations of Sky aims to strengthen the Egyptian economy by attracting foreign investment and delivering residential and commercial units that align with market demands. He also noted that “ZOMRA” marks the beginning of a new era for the company in the Egyptian real estate market.
A “Seven-Star” Lifestyle and Community Vision
Lamia El Sharkawy, Vice Chairperson for Commercial Affairs, stated that ZOMRA’s launch coincides with the introduction of the “Jiryan” project. She announced that “Nations of Sky” will soon roll out a selection of premium “Jiryan” units offering equally prime locations and top-tier services.
El Sharkawy reaffirmed that “ZOMRA” provides a comprehensive lifestyle with exceptional community services, setting it apart not only in East Cairo but across Egypt. The company’s vision is to deliver the highest levels of luxury and comfort, fostering a cohesive community built on shared values, respect for public taste, and a deep appreciation for nature.
Harmony, Sustainability, and Energy Efficiency
She also highlighted the architectural harmony of the project—from space distribution to community composition—and the company’s unwavering commitment to sustainability. “ZOMRA” integrates energy-efficient systems and responsible resource usage to reduce operational costs and support long-term environmental stewardship.
