New Administrative Capital …investment for the future
In this article, we will explain features that characterize the best 3 malls of New Administrative Capital, which enable it to be ideal investment option for businessmen and investors because they offer units available for renting and sale that suit the purposes of administrative offices, large companies, small and medium sized offices, and multinational corporations, in addition to administrative and commercial malls.
Given the growing indicators for New Administrative Capital in new real estate market, especially for residential compounds and companies that need administrative and commercial malls located near, this is proved to be a good opportunity to ensure the success and expansion of malls in New Administrative Capital.
In this article, we will discuss the features of the best 3 malls in New Administrative Capital:
Audaz Mall
The mall is strategically located in the Central Business district in the New Capital next to Al Masa Hotel, the parliament building, the council of ministers and Mohammed bin Zayed axis.
It is an integrated commercial complex situated in a high investment area to ensure the successful acquisition of administrative headquarters within Audaz Mall, one of the newest projects of Gates Developments in the New Administrative Capital.
The mall offers several services for tenants and owners, as it consists of two buildings A and B, each of which contains security system, guards, electronic gates, children’s play area, spa, parking, and others, in addition to the feature of different spaces of administrative units inside the mall.
The administrative units differ according to the floor and prices. There are administrative, commercial and medical units, while the type of finishing is determined according to the customer’s desires.
Moreover, prices* start from EGP 31,000 to EGP 90,000 per square meter, while payment of unit could be in installments up to 8 years after paying 10% down payment of the unit’s total value.
Paris East Mall
Paris East Mall is located in a vital and important area in New Administrative Capital in the MU23 area close to the Olympic sports city, government district, embassy district, which makes it an ideal choice for those wishing to have headquarters close to the governmental bodies and embassies.
Pyramids Developments Company, the real estate developer of the project, has chosen spaces of units within the mall to suit the requests of those who want to rent and purchase, with spaces starting from 20 square meters to 300 square meters, and distinctive payment methods and installments period is up to 10 years.
The mall offers distinctive prices and spaces, as well as services and utilities at the highest level inside the mall, such as: restaurants, gaming areas, dolphins’ shows, and other features provided by Pyramids developments.
Inizio Mall
Inizio Mall is located in an important area of New Administrative Capital next to business district, government district, Al Masa Hotel, and the Presidential Palace, which makes it an attractive location for investors and businessmen.
Karma Real Estate plans to invest EGP 500 million in “Inizio” medical mall project in the New Administrative Capital to simulate other Luxurious Administrative Buildings.
The mall will consist of 188 units, spread over 7 floors, in addition to a ground floor, and the spaces start from 34 square meters to 1268 square meters.
Moreover, the prices* per unit inside the mall is EGP 31,000, with payment methods of installment periods up to 8 years.
Finally, the most important features of the mall is that it has two different entrances, one for the medical building and the other for administrative purposes.
* It is worth mentioning that real estate prices are always changing, and we are keen to update the price list of neighborhoods to keep the consumer informed about the changes in the real estate market. We also measure the demand indicators through Aqarmap index.
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