Hurghada Promenade
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Hurghada Heights is a new residential compound on Hurghada’s Touristic Promenade, close to the airport, the Marina and some of the city’s busiest hotel and shopping areas. The project covers around 6,100 m² and includes about 350 homes across studios, one-bedroom apartments and two-bedroom apartments.
The location is the first thing that makes Hurghada Heights easy to understand. It sits in one of the most connected parts of the city, with Hurghada International Airport around five minutes away and Hurghada Marina around ten minutes away by car. Shops, cafés, restaurants and hotel areas are already part of the surrounding neighbourhood.
The project itself is planned around five swimming pools, including a heated pool and two rooftop pools, along with a children’s pool, reception, retail space, cafés, restaurants, lifts and 24/7 security.
For buyers who want a city-based Red Sea home rather than a resort far outside Hurghada, Hurghada Heights can work as a holiday base, a seasonal home or a property for longer stays.
Location: Touristic Promenade, Hurghada
Project area: Around 6,100 m²
Number of homes: Around 350
Property types: Studios, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments
Current Covaya starting size: 39 m²
Current Covaya starting price: €84,543
Pools: 5, including heated and rooftop pools
Other facilities: Children’s pool, reception, cafés, restaurants, retail, lifts, CCTV and gated security
Current Covaya down payment: From 15%
Payment period: Up to 5 years on selected plans
Cash discount shown by Covaya: 20%
Maintenance deposit: 10% on delivery
Delivery: Phase 1 in 2027 and Phase 2 in 2028
Prices and payment terms can change as units are reserved, so buyers should request the latest availability sheet before making a decision.
A lot of new projects around the Red Sea are built outside the city centre. Hurghada Heights takes a different route.
The project sits directly on the Touristic Promenade, so residents are close to a part of Hurghada that already has hotels, shops, supermarkets, cafés and restaurants.
That matters for buyers who plan to stay for more than a short holiday.
You do not need to drive a long distance every time you want groceries, a meal out or access to everyday services.
The airport is close too, which can make short visits easier for overseas owners.
Then there is the project scale. With around 350 homes on a 6,100 m² site, Hurghada Heights is large enough to offer several shared facilities without feeling like a full town.
For some buyers, that middle ground is attractive: more facilities than a normal apartment building, but still a central city address.
Studios form the smallest homes at Hurghada Heights.
Current live listings show studio sizes from around 28 m² to 45 m². Covaya currently lists its available stock from 39 m².
That difference is normal when several buildings and floors are being sold at the same time.
A studio can suit one person, a couple or someone buying a simple holiday base.
Smaller studios may suit buyers who want a lower overall purchase price and less space to furnish and maintain.
Before choosing, compare the exact floor plan.
A 40 m² studio with a useful balcony and good storage can feel more practical than a slightly larger unit with a poor layout.
Check the kitchen position, bathroom size, sleeping area and balcony.
Ask whether the studio faces a pool, garden, street or another building.
One-bedroom apartments give buyers a separate sleeping space, which can make longer stays more comfortable.
For couples, a one-bedroom home can feel more like a normal apartment than a studio.
It gives guests more privacy when one person wants to sleep as another uses the living area.
At Hurghada Heights, one-bedroom apartments are part of the standard unit mix across the development.
Before reserving one, compare the living room size, balcony, kitchen layout and view.
If you plan to stay for several months, storage and everyday practicality should matter as much as the total square metres.
Two-bedroom homes are the largest standard apartment type currently listed at Hurghada Heights.
They can suit families, buyers who regularly host guests or people who want a second room for work.
For longer stays, the extra bedroom can make the home more flexible.
A family may use it as a children’s room.
A couple may use it as a guest room or office.
If you are comparing two-bedroom apartments, look closely at bedroom sizes and bathroom access.
Not every two-bedroom floor plan uses space in the same way.
A larger total area does not always mean a better layout.
Hurghada Heights includes five swimming pools.
Current project information says the pool mix includes one heated pool and two rooftop pools, along with other shared swimming areas and a children’s pool.
The heated pool can make the facilities more useful outside the hottest months.
The rooftop pools are a different type of feature as they can give selected residents wider views over the surrounding city and towards the Red Sea.
Pool-facing apartments can suit buyers who like a social, resort-style setting.
Others may prefer a quieter outlook.
If noise matters to you, check the exact position of the apartment before reserving.
The rooftop pools are one of the features that helps Hurghada Heights stand apart from a basic city apartment building.
They give residents another place to swim and sit outside, and higher positions can provide broader views across Hurghada.
Current project sources describe panoramic sea views from the rooftop pool areas.
That does not mean every apartment has a direct sea view.
View depends on the building, floor and unit position.
If a Red Sea view matters to your purchase, ask for the exact outlook of the selected home rather than relying on rooftop images.
The project includes cafés, restaurants and retail areas.
This can make everyday stays easier, especially for buyers who spend several weeks or months in Hurghada.
The surrounding Touristic Promenade already gives residents access to more dining and shopping outside the compound.
That combination is useful.
You can use the services inside Hurghada Heights, but you are not dependent on them.
For long-stay buyers, this can be more practical than a remote resort where nearly every meal, shop or service requires transport.
Hurghada Heights is planned as a gated residential compound with reception services, CCTV and 24/7 security.
Lifts are listed across the buildings.
These are basic features, but they matter in daily use.
A lift is especially useful for upper-floor homes and rooftop access.
Reception and security can help owners who leave their property empty between visits.
Before buying, ask what reception services are included and whether there will be any separate fees for additional services.
The location is one of the strongest practical parts of Hurghada Heights.
The project sits on the Touristic Promenade in Hurghada.
Current project information places Hurghada International Airport at around five minutes by car and Hurghada Marina at around ten minutes.
The surrounding area includes hotels, restaurants, cafés, shops and other tourist services.
That can suit buyers who want to stay inside Hurghada rather than in a separate resort district.
The city location means taxis, food delivery and everyday services are easier to access than in some out-of-town developments.
For buyers who want central Hurghada life with a gated compound around the home, Hurghada Heights fits that brief well.
Payment terms at Hurghada Heights vary by unit type.
Your project database lists two main studio plans:
30% down with instalments over 36 months
or
40% down with instalments over 48 months
For one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, the database lists:
15% down with instalments over 36 months
20% down with instalments over 48 months
or
30% down with instalments over 60 months.
Fresh 2026 listings show very similar structures, but some sources use 34, 40 or 44 months rather than the rounded periods above.
For the main Covaya summary, the safest wording is:
Down Payment From 15% | Payment Plans Up to 5 Years
That matches the wider sales structure without suggesting that every unit qualifies for the same plan.
Covaya currently lists Hurghada Heights from €84,543, with available stock starting from 39 m².
Your project database contains an older starting price of €39,560 from 34 m², and fresh September 2026 listings show studios around €46,000–€47,000 and other units at higher prices.
This means the current live price depends heavily on the exact unit, building and payment structure.
The safest approach is to keep Covaya’s displayed starting price tied to live stock rather than describing it as a permanent project minimum.
Before reserving, ask for the unit code, size, floor, view and full instalment price.
Then compare the current cash price separately.
Covaya currently shows a 20% cash discount and a 10% maintenance deposit paid on delivery.
Your uploaded project database records 20% cash discount and 10% maintenance in the current project summary, though an older description mentions 15%.
Fresh third-party listings vary, with some showing 15% cash discount.
This suggests the cash offer has changed over time or may depend on the selected unit.
For publishing, it is safer to say:
Cash discounts available on selected units
The maintenance figure is more consistent.
Buyers should still ask what the 10% deposit covers and whether yearly service charges will apply after handover.
Hurghada Heights is being delivered in phases.
Your project database states:
Phase 1 – Buildings 1, 2, 4 and 5: 2027
Phase 2 – Building 3: 2028.
Fresh market listings support this structure, with current Building 3 stock showing December 2028 delivery.
Covaya currently displays 2028 as the main project date.
That is correct for Phase 2, but it does not explain that some buildings are scheduled earlier.
A better project summary would be:
Delivery From 2027 | Phase 2 in 2028
Buyers should still confirm the handover date written into the contract for their exact apartment.
Hurghada Heights can suit buyers who want a holiday apartment inside Hurghada.
The airport is close, which makes shorter trips easier.
Pools and rooftop areas provide leisure space inside the compound.
The Touristic Promenade gives owners restaurants, shops and city services close by.
Studios may suit couples or solo owners.
One-bedroom apartments can feel better for longer holidays.
Two-bedroom homes give families or groups more room.
The right choice depends on how many people will use the property and how long each stay normally lasts.
The central location can make Hurghada Heights useful for seasonal or longer-term living.
Daily services are already available around the Touristic Promenade.
You do not need to rely entirely on project facilities for food, shopping or transport.
For longer stays, check storage, balcony size, kitchen layout and noise before choosing a unit.
A rooftop or pool view may look attractive, but a quieter position can be better for someone using the apartment as a normal home.
Think about an ordinary weekday in the property, not only a holiday afternoon.
Some buyers may consider renting their Hurghada Heights apartment when they are away.
The central location, airport access and range of unit sizes can make the project relevant to both short-stay and longer-stay tenants.
That does not mean rental income is fixed.
Results depend on the unit, furnishing, floor, view, season, price and management costs.
Before buying mainly for rental use, ask about current guest rules and whether short-term rentals are allowed.
Check who manages cleaning, guest access and maintenance.
Calculate periods when the apartment may be empty.
Before reserving a Hurghada Heights apartment, ask for the latest availability and price sheet.
Check the building number and phase.
Confirm the unit size, floor and view.
Ask for the finishing specification.
Check whether furniture, kitchen units or air conditioning are included.
Confirm the down payment and instalment period for that exact property.
Ask for the current cash discount.
Check the 10% maintenance deposit and any yearly charges after delivery.
Confirm whether the apartment is due in 2027 or 2028.
If a sea view matters, make sure it belongs to the exact apartment rather than only the rooftop areas.
If rental use matters, ask about guest access and management rules before paying a reservation fee.
Hurghada Heights is likely to suit buyers who want a central Hurghada address with more facilities than a standard apartment building.
Studios can work for solo buyers, couples and holiday use.
One-bedroom apartments can suit seasonal stays.
Two-bedroom apartments may work better for families or buyers who need extra space.
The project can suit people who value quick airport access and want restaurants, shops and services nearby.
It may be less suitable for someone whose first priority is a large beachfront resort outside the city.
For buyers who want central access and a managed residential compound, Hurghada Heights is a project worth comparing.
Hurghada Heights is on the Touristic Promenade in Hurghada. Current project information places it around five minutes from Hurghada International Airport and around ten minutes from Hurghada Marina.
The project covers around 6,100 m².
Around 350 residential units are planned across the development.
Hurghada Heights includes studios, one-bedroom apartments and two-bedroom apartments.
Facilities include five swimming pools, a heated pool, rooftop pools, a children’s pool, reception, cafés, restaurants, retail areas, lifts, CCTV and gated security.
Payment terms vary by unit type. Current plans start from 15% down for selected one- and two-bedroom apartments, with payment periods reaching up to five years on selected options.
Phase 1 buildings are scheduled for 2027, with Phase 2, including Building 3, scheduled for 2028.
Covaya currently lists Hurghada Heights from €84,543, with its current stock starting from around 39 m². Live prices depend on unit, floor, building and payment method.
Covaya currently advertises a 20% cash discount, but other current and older sources show different percentages. Buyers should confirm the cash price for the exact unit.
Yes. Its central location, airport access, pools and nearby restaurants and shops can suit regular Hurghada holidays.
Yes. The Touristic Promenade location gives residents access to everyday city services, and the compound adds pools, security and on-site facilities.