Al-Ahram Real Estate (also known as Ahram Development or Al-Ahram العقارية) is an Egypt-based real-estate developer active for over a decade, primarily focused on projects in New Cairo and the Fifth Settlement area. Public sources report implementation of nearly 40 projects including residential villas and community developments, with recent launches such as Madrid Signature and Lyon Signature in New Cairo.

Publicly available information does not include audited financial statements or detailed financial disclosures; the company appears privately held without public market listing. Reports of multiple ongoing projects and sizeable builds in New Cairo suggest operational financing capacity, but specific funding sources and institutional partners are not documented in open sources

No independent third-party quality assessments were found in accessible public sources. Company and directory descriptions emphasize broad construction execution across multiple project types, but objective evidence on build quality and long-term performance is limited.

Public information does not provide detailed records of regulatory approvals, licensing status, or compliance under Egyptian real-estate law. The company is listed in business directories as a registered real-estate developer in New Cairo, but formal public regulatory documentation is not readily available.

No publicly accessible buyer, tenant, or investor satisfaction reviews were found connected to Al-Ahram Real Estate’s developments. Public source content is mainly corporate and promotional rather than independent user-verified feedback

Public sources describe Al-Ahram Real Estate as an active Egyptian developer with a visible project pipeline in New Cairo and Fifth Settlement. Industry reports highlight extensive construction activity (multiple projects) but independent reputation signals such as market rankings or broad consumer perceptions are limited.

No publicly available information was found confirming formal sustainability certifications (e.g., LEED/BREEAM) or documented adoption of recognized green building practices for the company’s projects. Available project descriptions focus on architectural themes rather than sustainability credentials.