Construction projectUnderway

Peerage New Cairo Compound - Infrastructure

EgyptPrivate
PPA 33662Published 11 July 2024Updated 3 August 2026

Project overview

About this development

Construction civils and infrastructure for Peerage New Cairo Compound, on 3GMV+G3 New Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt. Scope of works could include: the infrastructure to aid the construction of studios, apartments, duplexes, penthouses and villas, starting from 72m². Every unit in Peerage Compound boasts stunning views of gardens and lakes, which cover an impressive 82% of Peerage Compound’s area. GPS coordinates 30.0838125, 31.5426875.

Project at a glance

Peerage New Cairo Compound - Infrastructure is located in Egypt. The project is classified in the Private sector. Its current recorded stage is Underway. The recorded project value is R 200 Million+.

Key information

Project facts

Location
Egypt
Sector
Private
Project stage
Underway
Project value
R 200 Million+
Estimated start
1 November 2025
Estimated completion
31 December 2028

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Where is Peerage New Cairo Compound - Infrastructure located?

Peerage New Cairo Compound - Infrastructure is recorded as being located in Egypt.

What stage is Peerage New Cairo Compound - Infrastructure at?

The current recorded project stage is Underway. Project information may change as new research becomes available.

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