yes try before you buy there a number of developments on this road and most are very isolated along the road to el gouna . is there a google map of where this is in relation to the other main deveopments

The road is at this moment very isolated,However I think this development may be a good investment for the future especially if you are looking for beachfront.
You would just need to use the limo service on a regular basis.

********* come on you've been the hurghada get on the buses cheap and chearful, remember when in Rome do as the romans do. you can save a packet and spend on better things.

Hello J4,

You are right,I have never been on a bus though I will definately give it a go next time.
I suppose because the taxis are so cheap to us we tend to spoil ourselves,however bus next time definately will give it a go even if it's only once lol.

There's a massive amount of development going on in this area around Regency Beach - Pyramids 2, Oasis Resort, Manta Resort (if it's ever finished), Royal Mirage (if it's ever started) and probably a few more that I don't know about. The area was only zoned for tourism earlier in the year and there are a lot of developers interested in affordable beachfront.

I have already been told that there's a shopping mall planned for the area. With around 2-3000 apartments coming online in this region around 2009, retailers and restauranteurs would be foolish to miss the opportunity of benefitting from this captive market.

Remember that if you buy into any of these resorts today, what's on the ground now is irrelevant. It's what's there when it's completed that matters.

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Here are some Google Earth Photo's of the location of Regency Beach it is close to Palma Resort.

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red sea is it an up and coming place to be and what is the average prices for this side of town. (tell karen my son had my first grandson while we were in Hurghada).

Thanks for the posts everybody.
I personally think it is an area to invest in if you want a beachfront property at a decent price.Whoever invests in this area should be looking at long term however I think it will pay dividends.

that area is Abu Shar, just looked on map.

Here are the locations of a few more resorts and landmarks in the area:



It's going to look very different in a couple of years' time.

Does anyone know what that is at the bottom of the map that's already constructed? Villas? Apartments?

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