North Edge Towersأبراج نورث إيدج

The North Edge Towers were the first and, for a time, the tallest towers built on Egypt's North Coast, pioneering a completely new kind of development for the region. Where the coast had long been dotted with low summer resorts that closed in winter, these towers were conceived as landmarks of self-sufficient, all-year living. Their sleek, modern design and prominent waterfront position made them an instant symbol of New Alamein and of the wider transformation of the coast.

Built right on the waterfront, the towers offer panoramic, first-row views over the turquoise Mediterranean and the white-sand beaches below. Combining residential apartments with retail, dining, and leisure amenities, they are designed to deliver a complete, convenient seaside lifestyle. As part of the New Alamein master plan, they sit alongside the city's marinas, beaches, and downtown, at the heart of its glamorous coastal vision.

Several of the North Edge Towers have already been completed, giving a striking first glimpse of New Alamein's intended skyline, with more towers rising as the city grows. They form part of a larger ensemble of planned high-rises — including the future Alamein Iconic Tower and other tower projects — that together are designed to make New Alamein one of the most dramatic new skylines on the Mediterranean.

• What they are: the pioneering seafront towers of New Alamein.
• Arabic name: أبراج نورث إيدج (North Edge Towers).
• Notable: among the first and tallest towers on the North Coast.
• Designed for: luxurious, year-round seaside living.
• Views: first-row turquoise Mediterranean panoramas.
• Status: several towers already completed, more underway.

Sources include recent reports on New Alamein (current as of 2026). Some details are approximate.