Zahra North Coast
North Coast near El Alamein, with villas, chalets, townhouses and twin houses
Request pricesMemaar Al Morshedyمعمار المرشدي
Memaar Al Morshedy, founded by Mohamed El Morshedy in 1983, built Degla Palms, Grand City and One Katameya, and Zahra on the North Coast. Here are all its projects in North Coast, with current prices.
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North Coast near El Alamein, with villas, chalets, townhouses and twin houses
Request pricesMohamed El Morshedy founded Memaar Al Morshedy in 1983, and the company has since delivered large projects that combine homes, offices and retail in one place. Its best-known name is Degla Palms in 6th of October, a project where green space takes up most of the land, alongside Grand City in Maadi and One Katameya in Katameya. On the coast, it entered the market with Zahra.
Its Cairo residential projects include Degla Palms in 6th of October, Grand City in Maadi and One Katameya, which mixes residential, office and retail buildings.
Morshedy has projects that have been lived in for years, which gives you a rare chance to see life long after handover. If you are considering Zahra, visit Degla Palms or Grand City, look at upkeep and green areas, and ask residents how management responds. It is a good preview of what the coast may look like in a few years.
Within Zahra, the project is large and split into zones, so ask about your zone's distance to the sea and the finishing level, semi or fully finished, since price and timing differ a lot. If your main goal is a primary home, a resale in a Cairo project may be more practical than buying new. Whichever Memaar Al Morshedy project in Egypt you choose, review the delivery and maintenance terms in the contract.
Mohamed El Morshedy founded the company in 1983.
In 6th of October (Degla Palms), Maadi (Grand City), Katameya (One Katameya), and on the North Coast near El Alamein (Zahra and The Island).
It has projects that have been occupied for years, so you can visit them and judge maintenance and management yourself, which beats any advertising. Review the contract before paying.