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METRA Developments Launches Liwan Residence in West Cairo

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METRA Developments has launched Liwan Residence in West Cairo, a villa project offering units of 266 to 349 square metres, as the company expands its development activity in the Green Belt and new urban communities.

METRA Developments has launched Liwan Residence, a residential project in West Cairo comprising standalone and twin villas with unit sizes ranging from 266 square metres to 349 square metres. The master plan includes outdoor areas, circulation paths, social spaces and designated areas for children.

The project’s design draws on the traditional Arab iwan, with a layout focused on privacy and the use of indoor and outdoor spaces. It is located near several key destinations in West Cairo, including the October Monorail, New Cairo University, Al-Wahat Road, Boulevard Axis, Badya University, Ahram Canadian University and Jirian Compound.

Mohamed El Shihaby, CEO of METRA Developments, said the company selected the location following a study of the surrounding area and residential demand, as part of its plans to expand its development activities in West Cairo.

El Shihaby said METRA is working with several specialised partners on the project, including ADC as engineering consultant, Lodestar for 3D and architectural visualisation, Buzz Integration for marketing and business development consultancy, and Etisalat as technology partner. He added that the company’s “Every Square Meter Matters” approach is reflected in the project’s planning and unit layouts.

The launch follows more than 15 years of activity by METRA Developments in contracting and real estate development. The company has delivered 15 projects and more than 300 units, with total investments of EGP 750m, and said it plans to continue expanding in the Green Belt area and other new urban communities.

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