Cazamond Unveils a New Vision for Developing in El Delta and Repositioning It as an Integrated Destination for Living, Investment and Visits
Cazamond Real Estate Development announces a new chapter in the Egyptian real estate market, introducing an integrated vision built on extensive experience in real estate development across Egypt’s Delta. The company aims to introduce a new model of urban development that goes beyond the traditional concept of residential development and contributes to reshaping the Delta as an integrated destination for living, investment, leisure and visits.
This new chapter builds on Cazamond’s team’s more than 11 years of experience in construction, development and operations across the Delta. The company began as a specialist in engineering, architectural and structural design before evolving into one of the region’s prominent real estate developers, delivering and developing a diverse range of residential projects across the Delta, while also introducing the concept of boutique residential communities to the region.
This journey has given Cazamond and its team a deep understanding of the region, its communities and residents’ needs, as well as the investment opportunities offered by Delta cities. This experience now forms one of the key foundations upon which the company is building its new phase.
In its new phase, Cazamond is adopting a different vision for real estate development in the Delta, focused on creating integrated residential projects that go beyond providing housing units to create new communities and destinations that bring together quality of life, services, leisure and open spaces, alongside attractions that allow each development to function as a destination in its own right.
The company believes that the Delta has significant potential to become more than simply a real estate market, particularly given its population density, strategic geographic location, rich cultural and social heritage, and broad prospects for growth and expansion. Accordingly, through its new projects, Cazamond aims to contribute to repositioning the Delta as a destination that people want to visit, live in and invest in.
This vision reflects Cazamond’s longstanding relationship with the communities in which it operates, which was clearly demonstrated through its latest advertising campaign celebrating Damietta, Ras El Bar and their people, rather than focusing on promoting a specific real estate project. The campaign reflected the company’s belief that cities are not defined solely by their buildings, but by their people, culture, and the stories and experiences that unfold across their streets, homes and communities.
The vision also reflects the company’s commitment to building long-term relationships with the communities in which it operates and preserving the values that have shaped its journey from the beginning, foremost among them trust, quality, and a genuine connection to the place and its community.
Mohamed Tharwat, General Manager of Cazamond, said:
“For us, the Delta is not simply a market in which we operate; it is where our journey began, and where we learned about the community, its needs and its aspirations.
Therefore, when we speak today about a new phase for Cazamond, we are not simply talking about new projects, but about a vision through which we want to contribute to presenting the Delta in a different way and creating projects and destinations that make people more connected to the place and more eager to visit, live and invest in it.
We believe that true development does not start with the building, but with understanding the place and its people, and then translating that understanding into communities that create real value for the region.”
He added that Cazamond’s vision for the coming phase is based on moving from developing real estate to developing destinations, explaining that the company aims for its projects to become part of a broader process of rediscovering the potential of Delta cities, rather than simply functioning as standalone developments within them.
Cazamond’s vision extends beyond the development of new residential projects to creating a broader impact on the communities in which it operates, through developing destinations capable of attracting residents, visitors and investments, enhancing the level of available services and activities, and contributing to generating new economic activity beyond Cairo and Giza.
In this context, the company is expanding through new projects in New Damietta and New Mansoura, driven by its belief that both cities possess the potential to play a greater role on Egypt’s map of attractive destinations, whether for living, investment or visits.
Cazamond believes that, alongside its population and urban potential, the Delta possesses significant cultural, human and tourism assets, including a rich history, local crafts and industries, heritage, and a distinctive geographic location. These elements can serve as the foundation for creating a different experience for residents, visitors and investors.
This vision is rooted in the concept of development beyond traditional centers, with Cazamond recognizing that supporting real estate growth in Delta cities can help stimulate other economic sectors, ranging from services, retail, hospitality and entertainment to creating new employment opportunities and attracting additional investment to these areas.
The company believes that developing cities is not limited to constructing projects, but begins with creating a new perception of the place and highlighting its unique assets and characteristics.
Accordingly, Cazamond aims for its projects to become part of a broader effort to reposition Delta cities as more attractive destinations for living, investment and visits, paving the way for a new model of urban development beyond Cairo and Giza.
Within this framework, Cazamond is developing projects with a distinct character, seeking to offer an integrated urban experience tailored to the nature of each location and the needs of its residents, while maintaining a long-term vision for the development of the Delta and transforming some of its cities into more attractive destinations for living, investment and visits.
Cazamond emphasizes that repositioning the Delta does not mean changing its identity, but rather rediscovering it and presenting it in a more modern and integrated way. This approach aims to create a new relationship between people and place and open the door to a new generation of projects that can contribute to shaping a different future for real estate development beyond Cairo.
Through this new phase, Cazamond aims to reinforce its position as a developer with genuine experience in the Delta while pursuing an ambitious vision for its development. Through its projects, the company seeks to become part of a broader process of economic and urban growth and to once again place the Delta on the map of attractive destinations for living, investment and visits in Egypt.
