Pre-Launch Prices Off-Plan Apartments From £29,000

Situated between old Hurghada and the new promenade with its bars, shops and restaurants, Marlion is ideally situated to enjoy these two distinctly different areas within a 10 minute stroll. Hurghada international airport is a mere 10 minutes away and is serviced by many budget airlines from all over the world including the UK.

Marlion is a 40,000sq meter 5 star resort with an unprecedented range of services on site including restaurants, bars, retail outlets, activity centres and recreational facilities. The development is a mixture of hotel rooms, studios, 1 and 2 bed apartments. The common areas throughout the development will feature many water features, landscaped gardens and pool areas.

Marlion’s private beach will also have a pool area and residents bar. Our guests will also have exclusive use of a dive boat to experience the world class diving that Hurghada has to offer.

Marlion will be a 5 star Apart-Hotel, a unique concept in Hurghada, offering all the benefits of a resort hotel together with the advantages of self catering facilities in apartments.

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Why Invest in Marlion?
Marlion is an attractive investment proposition to both short term & long term investors. Due to the superior plot position, Marlion resale’s will stand out in the 2nd user market and owners are able to reassign contracts at any point after the 1st deposit is paid.

As a long term investment, Marlion benefits from a 10 year, 10% net rental return. There are no additional charges or fees to pay during the 10 years rental guarantee. After the initial 10 year period the rental contract will be reviewed, renewed and adjusted accordingly to reflect the appreciation in value. An obvious advantage to the long term investor is the capital growth over a 10 year period.

Marlion provides an excellent safe investment return for investors wishing to tap into a lucrative, established tourist destination at emerging market prices. Capital growth projections are very strong and demand for accommodation continues to outstrip supply.