Real estate players SAK Developments and Landmark Sabbour are partnering to develop EGP 400 mn-worth of commercial and administrative units in the “investors district” of the new capital, CEO Ahmed Kadry tells Al Mal. The project is slated for delivery within three years from the signing of contracts — for which Kadry gave no specific date.
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