SIAC Developments, a subsidiary of the renowned SIAC Holding Group, has a 38-year history of success in construction, residential and industrial developments, and building materials, Invest-Gate reports.
With a diverse portfolio and a commitment to quality, SIAC Developments proudly announces the launch of its latest project, Rewaya.
This prestigious 17-acre project, with total investments reaching EGP 4 bn, is strategically located in the heart of Sheikh Zayed City on El Nozha Street. It represents a significant real estate investment that SIAC Developments aims to use to redefine luxurious living in the area.
Rewaya boasts a total built-up area of 71,000 sqm and will feature a mix of units, including apartments, duplexes, and twin villas, with sizes ranging from 68 to 296 sqm.
The project was designed by DMA for Design and Engineering Consultancy, one of the leading firms in its field, recognized with multiple awards, including the Quality Commitment Gold Crown Award.
The design showcases a unique Modern European Neo-Classical architectural style, creating a timeless atmosphere characterized by smooth finishes, stone cladding, luxurious double-height entrances, and spacious areas in the buildings’ courtyards that add character and individuality.
“Rewaya represents more than just a new project; it embodies our commitment to creating an exceptional life experience for all of its beneficiaries,” stated Eng. Nahla Al Ebeiary, Managing Director of SIAC Developments.
“We are thrilled to bring this vision to life, offering a unique blend of luxury, sustainability, and integrated living in the heart of Sheikh Zayed, through a distinguished real estate project based on innovation for the Egyptian market. The Rewaya project includes master plans, designs, and comprehensive services that meet the current and future needs of clients, providing a special lifestyle and guaranteeing an increased return on investment. Our aim is for Rewaya to be a new addition to West Cairo, a promising region that has witnessed intense competition and urban growth in recent years”, Al Ebeiary added.