East Tower Mall New Capital

East Tower Mall New Capital

Your Investment Opportunity Is At Your Fingertips Now In East Tower Mall New Capital
East Tower Mall is one of UC Company’s greatest projects, and it is one of Egypt’s leading real estate development businesses, with numerous successful projects owing to the company’s highly qualified engineers and extensive expertise.

The strategic placement of East Tower in the New Administrative Capital, near to the main highways and axes, distinguishes it. The mall is 12,000 square meters in size, divided into commercial, administrative, and hotel units, and it offers a variety of services and amenities to fulfill the demands of customers.

In comparison to the services and numerous benefits, the real estate developer was anxious to establish prices that suit everyone, as well as different payment plans that rely on comfortable installments over several years.

Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to book a property within the project.

East Tower Mall New Cairo Has A Unique Strategic Location.
The project in the New Administrative Capital has a privileged location, as it is situated in one of the most prominent areas of the New Administrative Capital, in the (CBD) Central Business District, in front of the Green River and the iconic tower, which is one of the Administrative Capital’s most important landmarks. The New Administrative Capital is also visible from the project on the Mohammed bin Zayed axis and with views of four major intersections.

The site’s most important features are:

The project is located near the central monorail station.
Cairo International Airport is 20 minutes away.
It is close to the Presidential Palace, the Al Masa Hotel, and the Ministries District.
It is separated by a small distance from the banking district and the government district.
Cairo is 10 minutes away, while Heliopolis is 25 minutes away.
There are also close to the Sports City, the Medical City, and the Exhibition City.
A small distance separates it from the gold market, insurance companies, and oil companies.