Grova awards Hassan Allam $500m EastHills Phase II contract
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Grova Developments has awarded Hassan Allam Construction a further $500 million in works for Phase II of EastHills, adding 334 acres and lifting the project's combined construction contracts above $1 billion.
Grova Developments has awarded Hassan Allam Construction an additional $500 million in construction works for Phase II of Grova EastHills, according to an announcement published on October 26, 2026, taking the project's combined construction contracts above $1 billion.
The expansion adds 334 acres to the development, lifting its total area to more than 600 acres across two phases. The new award follows the completion of sales for Phase I, which covers 305 feddans and was supported by a $550 million turnkey construction contract. The group said strong demand for the first phase prompted the expansion and an acceleration of construction activities.
Phase II will introduce additional villa designs across a broader range of sizes, alongside an enlarged residents-only clubhouse and a new commercial destination offering everyday services. The development will retain its existing premium retail, dining and office facilities.
The project illustrates Hassan Allam Holding's vertically integrated model: Grova Developments is the group's real estate development arm, while Hassan Allam Construction executes building and infrastructure work, allowing the group to combine property development with construction capacity inside the same corporate structure.
EastHills sits within a wider regional expansion. In September, Grova awarded Hassan Allam Construction a separate $1 billion contract to deliver Grova Westfields, a 303-acre development in Sheikh Zayed, west of Cairo, that includes a five-star hotel, branded residences, villas, apartments and associated infrastructure. Hassan Allam Holding says it operates 18 subsidiaries with more than 50,000 employees across 10 countries.
The EastHills award strengthens the group's position in Egypt's residential development market while extending its construction arm's role in delivering projects developed by affiliated businesses.