Al Ahly Sabbour Developments

Overview

Al Ahly Sabbour is one of Egypt’s leading real estate developers, with over 30 years of experience. They are known for delivering high-end residential, coastal, and mixed-use communities with strong architectural design, prime locations, and a trustworthy delivery record. In recent years, the company has expanded significantly, acquiring 1,045 new acres in Q1 2024 (including 864 acres in Ras El Hekma and 181 acres in Mostakbal City) to strengthen its land bank.

Vision

To create iconic urban and coastal communities that combine luxury, innovation, and sustainable living; to lead in providing developing residents with not just homes, but elevated lifestyles.

Mission

To deliver exceptional real estate projects with superior quality, design, and execution, while expanding land holdings intelligently and investing heavily to meet demand and ensure investor and home-buyer value.

Iconic Projects

• Summer, Ras El Hekma (North Coast, ~864 acres) — a major beachfront residential project with huge investment and high customer demand.
• At-East, Mostakbal City (~181 acres in its first phase) — a large residential community with significant investment commitment.
• Other successful developments include Green Square, L’Avenir, Alaire, Woodwalks, Rare, The Ridge.

Why Al Ahly Sabbour

• Strong land bank: The recent acquisition of over 1,000+ acres in strategic locations gives it room to grow and scale.
• Huge sales & investments: Achieved EGP 25.5 billion in sales in H1 2024 (400% growth YoY), with major investment in its flagship At-East project (EGP 35 billion) and Summer project.
• Market leadership and trust: High demand, record sales, strong reputation among buyers for execution and quality.
• Scale & diversity of portfolio: Projects spanning coastal, residential, and mixed-use across Mostakbal City, North Coast, and other key regions.

Ownership

The company is chaired by Ahmed Sabbour. It is part of a group with long operational history, having partnerships and land ownership structures that allow it to acquire large tracts and grow dynamically.