The Capital Egypt Expo 7th to kick off with the participation of 50 real estate developers with a portfolio of 150 diverse projects
Diarna Real Estate Marketing Company, announced the launching of the seventh edition of “The Capital Egypt Expo” on 22 and 23 November, at Tulip El Narges Hotel in the Fifth Settlement, where the exhibition includes 50 of the leading real estate development companies displaying a diverse portfolio of 150 distinctive projects with strong offers during the exhibition days.
For his part, Ahmed El Menshawy, Diarna Chairman, assured that the ideal timing and location were chosen for the launching of the exhibition’s activities, as we are on the end of 2024, which makes buying now an opportunity for the client before any new price increase at the beginning of the new year, besides the exhibition’s location is in the heart of New Cairo, which makes it easy for clients to reach it from anywhere.
He added that the exhibition will include a diverse group of major real estate development companies, which provides clients with various options wishing to seize distinctive and unrepeatable investment opportunities, as companies will present distinctive offers to clients during the two days of the exhibition, in addition to commercial, administrative, medical, hotel, industrial and residential projects which will be displayed at the exhibition.
He pointed that Diarna Real Estate Marketing Company, keens on including the exhibition projects in all districts that are targeted by clients to buy in, such as the North Coast, the New Administrative Capital, October, Sheikh Zayed, Shorouk and the Red Sea, which provides clients with multiple options in one place and thus facilitates comparison and selection.
He assured that Diarna’s keenness to select serious companies with a strong track record to be present at the exhibition, which comes among the company’s responsibility to present real estate developers who enjoy the client’s trust and are committed to implementation and delivery with the highest quality standards, expecting an increase in the volume of turnout at the exhibition time.
