For sale, an apartment in Sheikh Zayed [Future Buildings] with an area of 70 square meters - first owner

For sale: an apartment in Sheikh Zayed [Future Towers] measuring 70 square meters - first owner

Form B
Super Lux finishing
Consists of [2 bedrooms + bathroom]
First floor

Required: 2.5 million cash, slightly negotiable + company commission 1.5%

The term "Sheikh Zayed" may refer to the prominent historical figure and founder of the UAE, or to the famous residential city in Egypt named after him:
1. City of Sheikh Zayed (Egypt)
It is a new Egyptian city of the second generation, located in Giza Governorate and considered a natural extension of Greater Cairo.

Foundation: Established in 1995 by presidential decree under a grant from the Abu Dhabi Development Fund (Sheikh Zayed Grant).
Location: Located northwest of Cairo and Giza Governorates, rising about 220 meters above sea level. Bordered to the north by the Alexandria Desert Road, to the south by the 26th of July axis, about 28 km from downtown Cairo.
Area and population: Its total area is approximately 10.4 thousand acres, containing 20 residential neighborhoods. Currently, it houses more than 230 thousand people and aims to accommodate 675 thousand people.
Notable landmarks and services: It includes well-known commercial and recreational centers such as Arkan Plaza and Hyper One Mall, in addition to major educational and medical institutions like Sheikh Zayed Specialized Hospital and the International Canadian University. [

2. Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan (UAE)
He is the first president of the United Arab Emirates and founder of the federation, and is considered one of the most prominent Arab leaders of the 20th century.

Reign period: He took over the rule of Abu Dhabi in 1966, and succeeded, in collaboration with Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, in unifying the seven emirates and founding the state on December 2, 1971. [1]
His legacy: Known for his wisdom and generosity, and his great interest in humanitarian work and development projects within the UAE and abroad (such as building cities and hospitals in various Arab countries). He passed away in November 2004