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Farida platform partners with Marakez to launch administrative, hotel, residential units

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Farida platform partners with Marakez to launch administrative, hotel, residential units

Farida, a real estate technology platform, has partnered with Marakez Real Estate Development to launch Egypt’s first hybrid real estate offering, combining office spaces, branded residences, and coastal projects, according to Ahmed Sakr, CEO of Farida.

Sakr said the new offering represents an unprecedented milestone in the Egyptian property market, marking the first issuance of real estate investment certificates within a multi-issuance fund. These certificates will be tradable in the future through mechanisms developed in cooperation with Misr for Central Clearing, Depository and Registry (MCDR) and in line with decisions by the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA).

The offering includes three of Marakez’s key projects: Campus+ in the new expansions of District 5 to meet rising demand for office spaces; Crescent Walk in East Cairo, comprising 14 residential buildings and a number of villas; and Ramla on the North Coast, a 400-feddan project at kilometer 215, with the first phase scheduled for delivery next year.

He added that investors will be able to acquire real estate investment certificates linked to these projects, ensuring combined returns from all three simultaneously. Marakez is offering installment plans of up to eight years, compared to a maximum of six years previously in the administrative market at District 5.

Sakr noted that all three projects will be Branded By LUXOR, making the offering the first of its kind to combine the first branded office building in East Cairo and the first branded residences in New Cairo’s Sixth Settlement.

He confirmed that the launch will take place next Monday at 3:00 p.m. Cairo time, with subscriptions available exclusively via the Farida platform and capped at 40 shares per individual investor.