Inma Developments

INMA Developments is the real estate arm of Genena Group, one of Egypt's most established investment houses with over 70 years of market experience. Founded in 2015, INMA specializes in commercial, administrative, and medical mixed-use projects across Greater Cairo, not residential compounds.

The company operates alongside two sister entities — INMA Constructions for building works and INMA Property Management for post-handover operations. This means INMA does not just sell and leave; it remains the operator of every project it delivers.

For the Arabic version of this developer profile, see شركة إنماء للتطوير العقاري.

INMA Developments Overview

INMA belongs to the Genena Group family, owner of flagship operational assets like Genena Mall in Nasr City and Genena City in Sharm El-Sheikh. That long operational lineage in mall management distinguishes INMA from newer developers.

The company stays involved in the lifecycle of its assets long after delivery, rather than handing over and leaving the asset to decay.

The company's identity is sharply focused: commercial, administrative, and medical units inside mixed-use complexes built to international standards. INMA does not develop apartments, villas, or townhouses. Every project is engineered to serve the surrounding neighborhood with retail, offices, and clinics.

Track Record

Since launching in 2015, INMA has delivered three major projects and brought the most recent one — Trivium Zayed — into full operation during 2025. The competitive edge here is not unit count but absorption: the administrative and medical units in Trivium Zayed sold out completely before opening, per the company's January 2025 announcement.

The three projects are Mirage Mall in New Cairo's First Settlement, Trivium Fifth Settlement on 90th Street, and Trivium Zayed in Sheikh Zayed. All three are operational and currently managed by INMA Property Management.

One understated strength in the track record is on-time delivery. Trivium Zayed opened within its publicly announced schedule, which is rare in the Egyptian market where average delays exceed two years.

Areas Served

Every INMA project to date sits inside one of two mature submarkets: New Cairo compounds and malls or Sheikh Zayed projects. The geographic focus is deliberate — the developer picks sites inside built-out neighborhoods with proven purchasing power instead of betting on new cities.

Through press statements in 2023 and 2025, INMA confirmed plans for additional projects within the same two areas, with no announced expansion to the North Coast or the New Administrative Capital so far.

Project Portfolio

The current portfolio comprises three integrated commercial, administrative, and medical malls:

Mirage Mall — located in New Cairo's First Settlement near JW Marriott Hotel Cairo and the English School. The mall houses retail units, restaurants, cafes, and clinics.

Frontage on Mostafa Kamel Axis drives strong daily traffic from residents of the First and Third Settlements. Pricing and unit details live on the Mirage Mall New Cairo page.

Trivium Fifth Settlement — sits on South 90th Street, the primary business spine of New Cairo. The project is mixed-use with a commercial ground floor and administrative and medical floors above, targeting small-to-mid businesses and medical practitioners serving the Fifth Settlement. Full details on the Trivium Fifth Settlement page.

Trivium Zayed — the newest and largest project, built on roughly 12,000 sqm across two separate buildings. It includes a commercial ground floor, administrative and medical upper floors, and a 160+ car garage.

The administrative and medical units sold out completely before opening, per the developer's January 2025 announcement. Pricing and availability on the Trivium Zayed Sheikh Zayed page.

All three projects are delivered and operational rather than under construction. For investors, that means buying a unit ready for immediate leasing instead of waiting years for handover.

Why Buy from INMA Developments

The first reason is the operate-after-delivery model. Sister company INMA Property Management handles mall operations, leasing of vacant units, and common-area maintenance — preserving the asset's market value rather than letting it decay, which is the failure mode of many Egyptian malls after the developer walks away.

The second reason is the Genena Group backing. The parent group has 70 years in the Egyptian market and owns major operational assets like Genena Mall and Genena City, which materially reduces the developer-insolvency risk during long installment plans.

The third reason is the deliberate mixed-use focus on commercial, administrative, and medical units rather than residential. For buyers seeking steady rental income from a shop, clinic, or office in a high-end neighborhood, INMA offers a specialized product with anchor tenants already in place at handover.

Frequently Asked Questions About INMA Developments

Is INMA Developments a trusted developer? Yes. INMA is the real estate arm of Genena Group, which has operated in the Egyptian market for over 70 years. INMA itself has delivered three full projects since 2015, all currently in active operation.

What is INMA's delivery record? Every current INMA project is delivered and operational: Mirage Mall, Trivium Fifth Settlement, and Trivium Zayed. There are no projects under construction right now.

Does INMA Developments offer installment plans? Yes. The company offers flexible installment plans on units available from the developer, plus resale options. Specific terms vary by project.

Where are INMA's projects located? All projects are inside Greater Cairo: Mirage Mall and Trivium Fifth Settlement in New Cairo, and Trivium Zayed in Sheikh Zayed.

What makes INMA different from other Egyptian developers? Exclusive focus on commercial, administrative, and medical mixed-use projects instead of residential; an operate-after-delivery model run by sister company INMA Property Management; and strong financial backing from the 70-year-old Genena Group.

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