Winvestor Developments is expanding its real estate portfolio in Egypt through a series of residential and mixed-use projects in key urban areas, including Sheraton, Maadi, and New Cairo. The company is also outlining medium-term investment targets of up to EGP 25bn by 2030, supported by new project launches and strategic partnerships.
Founded in 2021 as a joint Egyptian-Saudi investment platform, Winvestor brings together regional expertise in development, construction, and project management. Its shareholder structure includes partnerships between Egyptian and Saudi investors, with a focus on integrated real estate development models.
I Sheraton Project – Heliopolis
One of the company’s current projects is I Sheraton, located in the Sheraton area of Heliopolis. Positioned as a smart residential compound with a hospitality component, the development combines residential units with managed leasing services.
Built on a land area of approximately 4,650 sqm, the project includes five residential buildings comprising 188 units. Each building consists of two basement levels, a ground floor, and four upper floors. Around 80% of construction has been completed, with phased delivery expected to begin in June and continue until year-end. Unit sizes range from 87 to 207 sqm, catering to diverse residential needs.
The project also incorporates a hospitality management system, enabling owners to lease units under a managed operation model that includes furnishing, marketing, and both short- and long-term rental services.
Capella Residence – Maadi
In Maadi, Winvestor is participating in the development of Capella Residence in El Merag El Sofli. The project is being developed in partnership with IMS Developments and Nasr Housing and Development Company under a public-private partnership model.
Covering approximately 9,227 sqm, the development includes 15 residential buildings with around 280 units. Expected sales are estimated at EGP 1.2bn, with the first phase launched in 2025 achieving sales of about EGP 500m.
Located near key transport corridors—including the Ring Road and major axes connecting New Cairo, Heliopolis, and central Cairo—the project benefits from enhanced accessibility and strong residential demand. Unit sizes range from 85 to 187 sqm, with a focus on mid- to high-end offerings. The design emphasizes sustainability principles, including energy efficiency and green building standards.
New Cairo Mixed-Use Development
Winvestor is also preparing a larger mixed-use project in the Sixth Settlement of New Cairo. Spanning approximately 19 feddans (around 80,000 sqm), the development will include residential, serviced, and hospitality components.
The project will feature a five-star hotel, residential apartments, serviced hotel apartments, and wellness-oriented units under a Wellness Living concept. It is expected to be developed in three phases, with total investments estimated at EGP 5bn and projected sales reaching around EGP 8bn.
The hospitality component is expected to be operated by an international hotel management company from the Red Sea region.
The company reported that around 50% of its sales are generated from Egyptians living abroad, reflecting strong demand from expatriate investors. Its developments are structured around mixed-use and serviced models, combining residential ownership with hotel-style operation systems.
Winvestor emphasized sustainability, smart technologies, and digital systems across its projects. These include smart building management tools, energy efficiency solutions, and integrated operational systems aimed at improving building performance and long-term asset value.
The company also highlighted its strategy of selecting high-growth urban locations and forming strategic partnerships with local developers and state-owned entities where applicable.
Outlook
Winvestor Developments said it is evaluating further expansion opportunities in west Cairo and coastal areas, including the North Coast, as part of its broader regional growth strategy. The company aims to expand its project pipeline while continuing to focus on mixed-use developments that combine residential, hospitality, and investment-driven components.
