NOA Real Estate Egypt appears publicly as a licensed/registered real estate agency (not a developer) with operations focused on brokerage and related services, described as having 13+ years of experience. Public channels show activity in Hurghada/Red Sea areas, but do not provide a verifiable portfolio of NOA-built development projects.

No public financial statements, funding disclosures, or institutional partnership announcements were found for NOA Real Estate Egypt in the reviewed sources. As an agency, credibility signals are mainly operational presence and review-platform listings rather than development financing capacity.

Because NOA Real Estate Egypt is presented publicly as an agency rather than a builder, construction quality of “their projects” is not directly assessable from available public information. Listings and advisory claims do not substitute for build-quality evidence tied to delivered assets.

Public sources describe the business as licensed/registered, but no primary licensing registry extracts were identified in the scan. No specific public regulatory penalties were found in reviewed sources, though public verification is limited.

A small volume of public reviews exists on third-party platforms, but the overall dataset is limited and may not be representative. Public feedback appears mixed/unclear due to low review count and lack of standardized complaint documentation.

NOA Real Estate Egypt has visible digital presence (reviews and social media) and is listed as a real estate agency serving the Red Sea region. However, reputational assessment is constrained by limited independent, high-quality reporting and low review volume.

No public evidence of sustainable building practices or construction innovation was found, consistent with the entity being represented primarily as an agency. Public materials focus on advisory and property services rather than green-building implementation.