The Zamalek Auc Dorms are Renovated and Now Available for Rent

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Zamalek is by far one of the most central, vibrant, and beautiful districts in Cairo. It is arguably the favorite place to live and hang out for most of the residents, expats, and even travelers who want to see all the pretty sides of the Egyptian capital.

Zamalek used to be the home of the American University in Cairo’s dorms for almost two decades in a very prestigious and luxurious building called Iconia!

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The landmark building was originally designed in the late 1980s by renowned architect Amr El Alfy. Iconia is recognized due to its dynamic look as it combines an arabesque design with modern architecture! In a great piece of news for lavish lifestyle seekers in Cairo, after some renovations, the building has been transformed into a luxury development with a variety of creative spaces for both living and working.

The building has 63 fully finished serviced apartments where you can choose from a studio, one, two, or three bedroom apartment! Some might argue that the apartments are expensive; as a one bedroom apartment costs around $900 per month. But with a quick look at the services, the price will make more sense.

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All the residents’ have services that include front desk, concierge, 24-hour security, housekeeping, valet parking, laundry, ATM and banking services! There is also complimentary use of the pool, high-speed WiFi, individually controlled AC and LED Flat Screen TVs!

Comparing to prices of similar luxury serviced apartments in other touristic destinations in the heart of the city, the price make even more sense. According to Nestpick, the average rent for a furnished apartment per month in Washington is $1598, while the average in Boston is $1897, the average in New York is $1987, and the average in San Fransisco is $2360.

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In a similar manner, outside the United States, in Singapore the average is $1360, Geneva is $1433, and in London is $1589!

WE SAID THIS: Which district do you think rivals Zamalek as the best destination for Cairo tourists?

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