Girgis Youssef: great demand on the 2nd phase of “Jamila” reflects clients confidence in “J Communities

Eng.Girgis Youssef Chairman of J Communities company, expressed his delight for the strong turnout for the unit allocation event for the second phase of “Jamila” project in the North Coast, noting that this level of interest reflects the growing clients confidence in J Communities, as well as their trust in the company’s projects and real estate development vision.

He emphasized that the demand for the project’s second phase serves as a positive indicator of clients interest in “Jamila”, pointing that client trust is a key driver motivating the company to continue developing projects aligned with market aspirations and clients needs.

He explained that the significant client engagement with the allocation phase highlights the value of the company’s projects, assuring J Communities’ commitment to maintain this trust by adhering to its development vision and delivering projects that combine high-quality planning, prime locations, and features that add genuine value.

He noted that the company regards the strong demand for the second phase of “Jamila” as an impetus to press ahead with its plans and develop subsequent phases in a way that enhances the client experience and aligns with the rapid developments in the North Coast market.

He assured that J Communities places client trust at the forefront of its priorities, seeking to build upon it through continuous development and improved product quality, thereby strengthening the company’s position and its projects within the Egyptian real estate market.

“Jamila” project spans an area of ​​130 acres with a waterfront stretching approximately 700 meters, and it enjoys a strategic location between Alam El Roum and Ras El Hekma areas, situated 273 kilometers from Cairo via Dabaa Road, besides it is located about 35 minutes from Alamein International Airport, just minutes from Almaza Bay, and approximately one hour from New Alamein City.

The project’s urban design allocates around 91% of the total area to green aread and water features, while buildings occupy only about 9%, thereby ensuring a significant amount of open areas within the development.