Radix Development states it began operating in the Egyptian market in 2018 and is part of a wider business group (Al-Salmanya Group). Its publicly listed portfolio includes residential and mixed-use developments in New Cairo and the New Administrative Capital, including “Ray Residence.”

Public information indicates active project marketing and continued pipeline expansion in Egypt since 2018, but detailed audited financials are not publicly available on the official site. A publicly reported milestone includes obtaining a ministerial decision for the Ray Residence project in the New Administrative Capital.

The developer positions its projects around mixed-use planning and “smart/sustainable” living concepts, but independent post-handover quality evidence is limited in widely accessible public records. Publicly available materials mainly reflect developer/marketplace descriptions rather than verified construction-performance audits.

A public report states Radix obtained a ministerial decision for the Ray Residence project in the New Administrative Capital, which supports that at least one flagship project has advanced formal approvals. No centralized public registry information was found in this pass that confirms broader licensing status beyond project-level announcements.

Public, verifiable buyer experience reviews are limited in accessible sources, with most online content being promotional listings or summaries rather than documented customer service outcomes. As a result, post-delivery support and complaint handling cannot be assessed robustly from high-quality public evidence.

Radix appears as an active mid-market developer presence in Egypt with multiple publicly promoted projects and third-party market listings referencing its developments. However, reputation signals are largely marketing-driven in available sources, with limited independent press coverage focused on delivery performance.

The developer publicly frames “Ray Residence” and its approach around sustainability and smart-living themes, but third-party verification of green certifications or measured sustainability outcomes is not clearly documented in the most accessible public sources. Claims are primarily presented in company project materials.