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Infinity Misr Projects in Egypt
Infinity Misr, part of Sky Group, was founded in 2014 and focuses on commercial and office towers in Egypt's New Administrative Capital. Here are all its projects in New Administrative Capital, with current prices.
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Infinity Misr projects in Egypt
Infinity Misr projects in New Administrative Capital
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About Infinity Misr
Infinity Misr was founded in 2014 by Eng. Ahmed Mansour and is one of the Sky Group companies. Its core business is commercial and office projects, and it works with Dubai-based consultants across design, engineering and safety, including Dubai Noor for design, Dubai SSE for engineering and AESG for sustainability.
Its record also includes Boulevard Tower in the New Capital and the Patio and HUP50 projects, plus engineering supervision and execution work on other developers' projects such as Water Way 2, La Vista and the commercial zone in New Alamein.
What to ask before buying in Infinity Tower
New Capital towers look alike on paper, so the real difference is in the details. Ask for the plot number and how close it is to the monorail station and the Government District, since that drives visitor traffic. Compare current construction progress with the handover date in the contract, and confirm whether units come fully finished with air conditioning or semi-finished.
Because the developer puts weight on maintenance after handover, find out which company will manage the tower and how the annual service charge is calculated. That is a key part of judging Infinity Misr as a real estate developer, especially if you are buying for rental income.
Infinity Misr FAQ
Who founded Infinity Misr?
The company was founded in 2014 by Eng. Ahmed Mansour and is part of Sky Group.
Where are Infinity Misr projects?
Most of its projects are in the New Administrative Capital, including Infinity Tower and Boulevard Tower.
Is an office in Infinity Tower good for rental income?
It can be, but base your math on today's actual rents in the area rather than projections, and factor in service charges and the time until handover.
