Emaar Misr Developments

The world’s tallest tower, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, which was built by the Emirati real estate firm Emaar Misr Developments, is perhaps the first thing that springs to mind when you hear the term Emaar.

The same is true for the Egyptian market, where Emaar Misr functions as the local branch of this massive real estate corporation, bringing with it the same concept of opulent design and expansive developments that have made its parent company well-known throughout the Gulf.

After entering the Egyptian market in 1997, Emaar Misr has developed a vast portfolio of significant projects throughout East and West Cairo as well as the North Coast over the course of more than 25 years. Cairo Gate in Sheik Zayed, Mivida in Fifth Settlement, and Uptown Cairo in Mokattam are some of its most notable developments. However, the company’s well-known beachfront development, Marassi in Sidi Abdel Rahman, continues to be the project that Egyptians connect with it the most.

About Emaar Misr Developments

Emaar Misr Developments relies on international design standards across all of its projects, combining luxurious architectural styles with meticulous attention to green spaces and recreational facilities. This approach has made its developments among the most premium-priced projects in the Egyptian real estate market compared with competitors. In the following sections, we explore the company’s history and founder before moving on to the complete details of Marassi North Coast.

Emaar Misr Developments projects

Through Marassi, one of its biggest coastal projects to date, Emaar Misr Developments progressively extended beyond Greater Cairo to the North Coast. Over the course of its existence, Emaar for Development has won numerous worldwide accolades for the caliber of its urban planning, including a global award for Best worldwide Site Design, which was given to Mivida in Fifth Settlement.

Marassi North Coast

One of Emaar Misr Developments most well-known projects is Marassi North Coast Village. The business chose a prime position in Sidi Abdel Rahman at Kilometer 126 on the Alexandria–Matrouh Road, which has five distinct beaches within the same development and a natural beachfront that stretches over six kilometers.

The community is one of the biggest territories in Egypt allotted to a single coastal development, covering about 1,500 feddans. In contrast to the majority of nearby North Coast settlements, the project has a unique visual character thanks to its design, which is influenced by Andalusian and Spanish architecture.

With a dedicated yacht dock, a top-notch golf course, hotels, and a sizable business sector with international brands, eateries, and cafes, Marassi is more than just a residential area. The units are spread across multiple stages of development, the most prominent of which is the SOUL phase, which concentrates on townhomes and villas that build between 200 and 650 square meters in size. One-bedroom chalets start at 75 square meters, while studio flats start at 61 square meters.