MIPIM 2025
Cannes, France, 11-14 March 2025
As exhibitors and curators at MIPIM 2025, we had the opportunity to connect with global professionals, exchanging ideas and showcasing our real estate portfolio and strategies. These conversations further strengthened our commitment to shaping dynamic, future-ready urban environments.
Coverage in MIPIM 2025 News:
New Phase of Egypt’s Capital Project Gains Global Attention
We are proud to contribute to the ongoing development of Egypt’s New Administrative Capital (NAC), which has officially entered its second phase. Announced at MIPIM 2025 by ACUD Chairman Khaled Abbas, this stage will feature cultural landmarks including an opera house, museums, and artist training centres - reinforcing NAC’s vision as a vibrant, liveable city.
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With thousands of families already settled and 70% of industrial park space sold, NAC continues to attract strong investment and global partnerships. The project is positioned as a key hub for regional and international business.
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Read the full article here.
Images by MIPIM and our internal team.
Key Observations from MIPIM 2025​
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Hospitality Demand Accelerates
Strong interest in both new-build and existing hospitality developments across diverse markets in Europe and MENA reflects renewed investor confidence in the sector. -
Living Sectors Expanding
The build-to-rent and student housing segments continue to gain traction, particularly in non-capital markets across Europe. -
Energy Innovation & ESG Priorities
Advancements in battery storage and evolving power policies are reshaping development strategies for new cities in MENA, with ESG considerations now integral to large-scale urban planning. -
Leisure as a Core Asset
Entertainment and leisure offerings are increasingly seen as essential to delivering a vibrant, engaging development mix in urban regeneration projects. -
Baltic Opportunities Resurface
The Baltic region is experiencing a re-emergence, with a growing number of development opportunities being showcased across the markets.
Author(s)
Samuel Kirk
ARB Architect
Apr 2025