Rekaz Developments states it was founded in 2016 and presents projects including “Opal” (a mixed-use business complex) in Egypt’s New Administrative Capital and “Lazuli” in Hurghada. Publicly available project information is mainly published through the company’s own channels and major listing portals, with limited independent third-party coverage of completed handovers.

Rekaz appears to operate as a private developer; public financial statements, audited results, or institutional funding disclosures are not readily available in the sources reviewed. Market activity is visible primarily through active project marketing and listings for its developments rather than through disclosed financing or capital-market reporting.

Public descriptions emphasize modern design and a business-complex positioning for Opal, but independent construction-quality assessments or post-occupancy performance reports are not prominent in readily available sources. Rekaz has referenced sustainability positioning (e.g., pursuit of LEED certification for Opal in its public posts), which may indicate intent, though third-party verification details were not found in the reviewed materials.Public descriptions emphasize modern design and a business-complex positioning for Opal, but independent construction-quality assessments or post-occupancy performance reports are not prominent in readily available sources. Rekaz has referenced sustainability positioning (e.g., pursuit of LEED certification for Opal in its public posts), which may indicate intent, though third-party verification details were not found in the reviewed materials.

No clear public records were found in the reviewed sources showing regulatory sanctions or formal non-compliance actions tied to Rekaz. Beyond general corporate and project marketing pages, verifiable licensing/approval documentation is not publicly consolidated in the sources reviewed.

Public buyer/tenant experience feedback is not widely documented in reputable, review-oriented sources for Rekaz’s projects within the materials reviewed. Available information is largely company-published or broker/listing content rather than verified post-delivery customer reporting.

Rekaz presents itself as an emerging developer with a small set of highlighted projects; broader market reputation signals are limited outside company profiles and listing portals. Based on available sources, it appears more “emerging” than widely established in public coverage.

Rekaz has publicly associated Opal with pursuing LEED certification, suggesting a stated sustainability/green-building direction. Independent confirmation of certification status and wider sustainability reporting were not found in the reviewed sources.