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Egypt real estate booms as TBK invests $3.6 billion in mega projects

TBK Developments fuels Egypt’s real estate boom with $3.6 billion in mega projects, redefining Greater Cairo’s skyline with smart, sustainable cities.

Timilehin Adejumobi
Last updated: May 27, 2025 6:37 am
Timilehin Adejumobi Published May 27, 2025
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  • TBK Developments commits $3.6 billion to luxury, mixed-use mega projects across Greater Cairo.
  • Projects emphasize sustainability, smart city concepts, and integrated communities.
  • Expansion into GCC markets targets cross-border investment in Egypt’s booming real estate.

Egypt’s real estate market is witnessing a major boom, driven by robust investment and large-scale urban projects.

TBK Developments, the real estate arm of Tabarak Holding Group, is spearheading this surge with a $3.6 billion investment in transformative mega projects strategically spread across Greater Cairo.

This bold move aligns with Egypt Vision 2030, reflecting growing investor confidence in the country’s property sector and its ambitions for sustainable urban expansion.

TBK has announced three flagship projects in New Cairo, Heliopolis, and near Sphinx International Airport — developments poised to redefine Cairo’s skyline while delivering cutting-edge, integrated living environments.

Luxury real estate meets innovation and sustainability

TBK’s flagship project, Keystone, located near the American University in New Cairo on South 90th Street, spans 37,000 square meters and offers a sophisticated blend of mixed-use facilities — commercial offices, administrative spaces, medical centers, and upscale hotels. With an investment exceeding EGP 20 billion ( $401 million), Keystone is designed in partnership with international firms Benoy and EHAF to set new standards in luxury real estate development.

The second mega project, Key of Greens, sits strategically at KM 47 on the Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road. Covering 212,000 sqm, it integrates expansive green spaces that account for 85% of the development, alongside premium villas, residential units, commercial zones, and hospitality offerings. The EGP 20 billion ($401 million) investment emphasizes eco-friendly design and community-centric amenities.

In the heart of Heliopolis, TBK’s third project introduces 1,200 residential units, 560 office spaces, and 90 retail outlets, backed by a EGP 12 billion ($241 million) budget. This project caters to Cairo’s growing demand for mixed-use urban hubs combining convenience with high-quality living.

Redefining Egypt’s urban landscape

“TBK is not just constructing buildings — we’re creating the future of Egypt’s urban landscape,” said Ali El-Shorbany, Chairman of Tabarak Holding and TBK Developments. “Our vision is to develop smart, sustainable cities that meet the needs of Egypt’s emerging middle and upper classes.”

With 15 years of industry expertise, TBK Developments under Ali El-Shorbany’s leadership is firmly establishing itself as a pioneer in Egypt’s luxury real estate sector. The company’s focus on high-quality construction, innovative design, and customer-centric service is rapidly elevating standards across the Egyptian market.

Building on Cairo’s real estate momentum, TBK has expanded its footprint into the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region with branches in Riyadh, Jeddah, Kuwait City, and Abu Dhabi. This strategic expansion enables TBK to serve GCC investors eager to capitalize on Egypt’s premium real estate opportunities, while facilitating cross-border investments throughout the Middle East.

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