In partnership with Nobu Hospitality, SODIC, Egypt’s leading real estate developer, recently announced plans on the expansion of the Nobu brand in Egypt. This expansion entails the development of luxury hotels, branded residences and the acclaimed Nobu restaurant.
Nobu’s entrance into Egypt will serve as the foundation of two of SODIC’s developments – a coastal development on the North Coast and Cairo in the New Zayed area. The result will see two multimillion-dollar, 5-star hotels; Nobu-branded residences with an array of facilities for residents and guests; and a Nobu restaurant.
Nobu Hotel and Residences in the North Coast will span 440 acres with views over the Mediterranean. The property will operate seasonally from May to October. Nobu Hotel and Residences Cairo will feature single-family residences and exclusive apartments. Guests of the property will enjoy proximity to the Great Pyramids, the Great Sphinx and Grand Egyptian Museum opening later this year.
“We are extremely excited about our partnership with SODIC and the launch of these two exceptional projects,” said Trevor Horwell, CEO, Nobu Hospitality. “Egypt holds a rich history and a vibrant culture, making it an ideal canvas for us to create remarkable spaces that epitomize the essence of Nobu’s luxury and innovation. These developments will not only redefine luxury living but also offer a distinct blend of hospitality and lifestyle experiences for our guests and residents.”
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