Sky Bridge launches second phase of Jebel El Sokhna Resort in TREXX exhibition
Company aims to further its sales abroad, open new markets by attending foreign exhibitions
Sky Bridge Development will launch the second phase of the Jebal Resort El Sokhna in theTREEX real estate exhibition in Sharjah,the UAE,according to Head of Sales and Indirect channel at Jebal ResortYehia Salama.
The TREEX exhibition will be held in the Expo Centre Sharjah from 13-16 December and includes 30 exhibitors.
Salama said that the company has announced the launch of the second phase of Jebel El Sokhna Resort project after completing the sale of the first phase,and it will be offered at the TREEX real estate exhibition.
Jebel El Sokhna Resort is located on 70 feddan in Ain Sokhna, including chalets, townhouses and independent villas, with sizes ranging from 90 to 400 sqm.
The project is being built on only 20% of the total project’s size and 80% is being allocated for gardens, corridors, roads, swimming pools, and lakes in addition to beach area on 16,000 sqm. It includes a hotel, a club, a business centre, a waterfront restaurant, a children’s entertainment area,health services area, and swimming pools, pointed out Salama.
Furthermore, he noted that the Jebel Resort project is being developed in four phases, and that it was designed by a group of Egyptian and Portuguese consultants.
The company seeks to increase its sales abroad and enter new markets through participating in foreign exhibitions and focusing on Arab countries, which includes communities in large numbers of Egyptians who have a desire to buy housing units, and achieve high investment returns in the view of the great demand on Ein Sokhna, Salama added.
“This region is witnessing a great growth and increased attractiveness to invest in with the establishment of the Galala Plateau Resort and Galala city,” he elaborated.“This is in addition to the connection between Ein Sokhna, the NewAdministrative Capital,the Sixth of October City and New Alamein by the fast train expected to run in two years.”