SKY AD. Developments has opened medical clinics and administrative offices at Bluewalk, the commercial component of its Bluetree residential project in New Cairo’s Golden Square.
Key takeaways
- New facilities launched: Medical units ranging from 48 to 105 square metres and office spaces from 35 to 150 square metres are now available.
- Project scale: Bluetree covers 50 feddans with an estimated investment of EGP 8 billion; Bluewalk occupies 5.6 feddans and features a 280‑metre frontage.
- Location advantages: The development sits near Al Ahly Sporting Club and the American University in Cairo.
- Residential options: Fully finished studios, one‑, two‑ and three‑bedroom units are offered, with delivery slated within four years.
- Company strategy: SKY AD. says the launch aligns with growing demand for commercial and administrative space in East Cairo.
Bluewalk expansion adds medical and office space
The newly introduced medical clinics range between 48 and 105 square metres, while the administrative offices vary from 35 to 150 square metres. Both types of units are ready for immediate lease or sale, expanding Bluewalk’s original retail focus.
Project background and timeline
Bluetree, launched in 2023, comprises more than 1,800 residential units, with buildings covering 18% of the total site. The first phase of the development is scheduled for handover in 2027. Bluewalk, the commercial strip, provides pedestrian walkways along its 280‑metre frontage.
Residential offerings
SKY AD. Developments also markets a limited stock of fully finished apartments: studios of 40 square metres, one‑bedroom units of 74 square metres, two‑bedroom units of 92 square metres and three‑bedroom units of 150 square metres. Delivery of these units is expected within four years.
Company outlook
CEO and Managing Director Abdel Rahman Agami said the launch reflects the firm’s investment strategy in East Cairo, where demand for commercial and administrative spaces supports development activity. SKY AD.’s portfolio includes projects in New Cairo, the New Administrative Capital and the Sixth Settlement, with plans to expand further in East and West Cairo.