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About New Plan
New Plan is a top construction and urban development company that’s making waves in Egypt’s real estate market. Known for delivering large-scale projects that meet the needs of thousands of investors and customers, New Plan is a trusted name in the industry. Their smart planning and dedication to quality make them a reliable choice for successful investments, positioning them as a major player in both the Egyptian and Arab real estate markets in 2024.
New Plan Real Estate: Experience and Expertise in the Egyptian Market
With years of experience in the real estate and construction sectors, New Plan Real Estate has firmly established itself as a leading developer. The company owns over 500 acres of land, which they use to create everything from residential communities to commercial buildings and other business ventures. As part of the Union Group, New Plan is supported by a network of companies that contribute to its growth and success.
Leadership Behind New Plan Real Estate
The leadership team at New Plan is made up of four key partners: Mohammed Rashid, Hussein Hammam, Youssef Seddik, and Walid Mansoub Khalil. The board of directors is led by Walid Khaled, with Maryam serving as the marketing director and Ali Jaber as the commercial director. Together, they drive the company's growth and ensure that each project meets the highest standards of quality.
Top Projects by New Plan Development
New Plan is known for its successful real estate developments across Egypt, especially in high-demand areas like the New Capital. Their projects have quickly gained a reputation for excellence. Here are some of their standout developments:
- Eclat in Port Said
- Atika in New Capital
- Talah in New Capital
- Serrano in New Capital
- Eleven in New Capital
- Tonino Lamborghini Residences in New Capital
- Granvia Mall Serrano in New Capital
Each of these projects reflects New Plan’s commitment to delivering premium real estate developments that meet the demands of both investors and residents in the Egyptian market.