A-Plus secures ministerial approval for Jiran Residence in October Gardens

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A-Plus Developments has announced that it has obtained the ministerial decree for its Jiran Residence project in October Gardens, West Cairo, marking a key regulatory milestone.

The company stated that construction had already commenced more than two months ago following the issuance of excavation permits, with the project currently in its early development phase.

According to A-Plus, Jiran Residence is one of its flagship developments in the area, spanning approximately 15 feddans, with a building footprint of around 25%.

The company added that it has launched five projects over the past two years across both commercial and residential segments. These include The Address Mall in October Gardens, which has been fully completed and is scheduled for delivery in the coming months. The project spans approximately 14,283 sqm, with a 30% building ratio.

Another development, Shadows Business Park in 6th of October City, is a mixed-use project comprising commercial, administrative, and medical units, in addition to serviced apartments, built over an area of around 15,300 sqm.

A-Plus noted that construction on Shadows Business Park has exceeded 70% completion within approximately 18 months.

The company has also launched the Connect 4 commercial project in October Gardens, covering 6,534 sqm, where preparatory procedures have been finalised and excavation work is expected to begin shortly.

In addition, the Stay In project in District 1, 6th of October City, is a mixed residential and serviced apartment development spanning 26,400 sqm, with a built-up area of 40%.

Chairperson Ahmed Ali said the company’s strategy prioritises execution and on-ground delivery, noting that work is currently progressing across all five projects at various stages of development.

He added that A-Plus continues to focus on high-growth areas such as October Gardens and 6th of October City, while also evaluating further expansion opportunities within Egypt’s real estate market.

 

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