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Heliopolis Company Unveils Ambitious Plan to Transform 766 Feddans in Hadayek Al-Asima for Major Expansion!

Exciting developments are on the horizon for East Cairo! Heliopolis Company for Housing and Development has laid out ambitious plans to transform 766 feddans in Hadayek Al-Asima, a rapidly growing urban area. This initiative is a vital part of their commitment to sustainable growth and modern urban development, signaling a bright future for the community.

According to Sameh El-Sayed, the CEO and Managing Director of Heliopolis Company, this project will create a fully integrated urban community. This means that residents will enjoy a harmonious blend of residential neighborhoods equipped with essential services and public facilities—all designed with sustainability in mind. El-Sayed remarked, “This development reflects a new phase for Heliopolis Company—one driven by smart partnerships, integrated planning, and a strong commitment to sustainable growth.” It’s clear that the company is not just about building homes; it’s about nurturing vibrant communities.

In tandem with the Hadayek Al-Asima project, the company is forging ahead with its self-development plan across 600 feddans in New Heliopolis City. This space will feature a mix of residential, commercial, and administrative projects, with the first phase set to launch in the summer of 2025—a timeframe that has many residents eagerly awaiting the future.

The announcement was made during a grand ceremony attended by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, celebrating the company’s 120th anniversary. The event, held at the historic Granada Palace in Heliopolis, was themed “Heliopolis: A Timeless Heritage and a Promising Future,” emphasizing the legacy and ongoing contributions of Heliopolis Company to Egypt’s urban landscape.

Founded in 1905 by the visionary Baron Empain, the company has consistently ranked among Egypt’s oldest and most influential real estate developers. Today, it continues to uphold this legacy, actively shaping the future of urban living in Egypt through innovative projects. As Heliopolis Company embarks on this new chapter, the commitment to creating sustainable and thriving communities remains a cornerstone of its mission.

As urbanization continues to rise, initiatives like these in Cairo not only improve living standards but also reinforce sustainable practices, which is vital for the environment. Stay tuned for more updates on this dynamic urban transformation that promises to redefine life in East Cairo!

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