Saudi Egyptian Developers has delivered more than 6,500 residential units across its projects nationwide over the past five years, reflecting steady execution despite ongoing challenges in Egypt’s real estate market.
According to Mohamed El Taher, the company handed over more than 3,000 units in 2025 alone, marking a notable increase in annual delivery volumes compared to previous years.
El Taher said the company has worked to accelerate construction timelines while maintaining quality standards, noting that delivery performance remains a key factor in sustaining customer confidence.
In Alexandria, the company completed deliveries at the Sawary project in New Alexandria, totaling 2,265 units, as well as units within the Latin District in New Alamein City, where 1,116 units have been handed over. Additional deliveries were recorded at the La Plage project in Marina.
In Greater Cairo, deliveries included 1,379 units at the JAYD project in New Cairo, 660 units at the Arabesque development in the Fustat area, and 405 units in the Bleu Vert project in the New Capital. The company also handed over 183 units at Nile Pearl on Maadi Corniche, alongside units at the Lake Dream project in 6th of October City.
Outside major urban centers, the company delivered 244 units at the Zahret Assiut project in Assiut, as well as 183 units at Secon Resort in New Damietta.
El Taher noted that the geographic spread of projects reflects a broader expansion strategy targeting cities with growing demand. He added that managing projects across multiple governorates presents operational challenges, particularly in aligning execution standards and timelines, but said the company relies on centralized systems to maintain consistency.
He also emphasized that the company’s role extends beyond unit delivery to include post-handover management of residential communities, aimed at preserving asset value and maintaining service levels.
Saudi Egyptian Developers expects to continue its delivery schedule in the coming period as part of its ongoing expansion plans in the Egyptian market.
