Double Two Tower is a prestigiously designed landmark located in the new administrative capital of Egypt. The tower is being developed by the renowned real estate company, Al-Mashareq. The iconic tower will be one of the tallest in the world, standing at an impressive 385 meters with 87 floors.

The tower offers state-of-the-art facilities, including residential units, commercial spaces, and a five-star hotel. The tower's residential units range from cozy apartments to spacious duplexes, with top-class finishes and breathtaking views of the new administrative capital. The commercial spaces in Double Two Tower are ideal for businesses that seek modern office spaces designed to promote productivity and creativity. The five-star hotel will provide guests with luxurious accommodation, world-class amenities, and exclusive services.

Double Two Tower’s design is unique and breathtaking, with a distinctive double-tube structure that provides an optimal space utilization and ventilation system. The Tower will use state-of-the-art technology, making it less dependent on artificial lighting, promoting energy efficiency and sustainability. The tower’s unique design was inspired by modern architectural concepts, which make it an ideal place to live, work and entertain.

The tower’s location in the new administrative capital is strategic and easily accessible, as it's placed in a prime spot with a commanding view of the city’s landmarks. The Capital’s proximity to other hubs in the country, such as the Cairo International Airport and the city center, makes Double Two Tower well-connected to other cities, both local and international.

Double Two Tower sets a new benchmark in height and design in the region, providing world-class living, working and entertainment spaces. The tower’s towering height and unique design offer its residents and guests a beautiful and comfortable lifestyle, with top-notch amenities and facilities. With its prime location and state-of-the-art facilities, Double Two Tower will be a significant landmark in the new administrative capital of Egypt, setting new standards for luxury and modernity.