
New Capital City
The New Administrative Capital is Egypt's new government and business city east of Cairo. It combines a government district, a Central Business District and Downtown with numbered residential districts (R1–R8). Residential compounds here typically offer apartments with long installment plans, while Downtown and the CBD host commercial, administrative and serviced-apartment towers.
Indicators are calculated from the published starting prices of residential and coastal projects listed on Bemarker, not an official market average.
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Frequently asked questions
Which districts are residential in the New Capital?
The numbered R districts (such as R7 and R8) are the main residential areas. Downtown and the CBD are mainly commercial and administrative.
Are New Capital projects ready to move?
Some projects are in handover and many are still under construction. Each project page shows its published delivery date and construction status.
What should investors check in the New Capital?
Check whether a project is residential or commercial, its published delivery date, and the length of the installment plan — commercial towers often have shorter plans.