New Auctions for Commercial Spaces and Investment Lands Announced by the Ministry of Housing

The Ministry of Housing, represented by the New Urban Communities Authority, has unveiled a new offering of commercial shops for sale via public auction in

The Ministry of Housing, represented by the New Urban Communities Authority, has unveiled a new offering of commercial shops for sale via public auction in the city of Hadayek October.

Commercial Shops Auction

A total of eight commercial markets in various locations and designs will be offered. These include areas such as:

  • Project 645 Social Housing Buildings
  • Project 307 Social Housing Buildings
  • Ebni Betak Phase II
  • Al-Quraa A
  • Project 266 Buildings
  • Project 1185 Social Housing Buildings
  • Ebni Betak Phase IV
  • Al-Quraa B

The shops will be licensed under a 10-year usufruct system through a public auction. The auction session will be held at 12:00 PM on Wednesday, February 5, 2025, at the Authority’s headquarters.

New Investment Land Offers

The Ministry also announced details of new investment land plots in various new cities:

  1. Borg El-Arab New City
    • Recreational land (usufruct): 4,118 sqm.
    • Residential land: 13,531 sqm at EGP 4,190 per sqm.
  2. New Alamein City
    • Residential lands ranging from 4,150 to 15,313 sqm with prices starting at EGP 5,395 to EGP 6,295 per sqm.
  3. New Salhia City
    • Commercial land: 11,260 sqm at EGP 7,365 per sqm.
  4. 10th of Ramadan City
    • Various plots for warehouses, exhibitions, and commercial-administrative use ranging from 1,851 to 199,673 sqm with prices between EGP 4,910 and EGP 13,920 per sqm.
  5. New Minya City
    • Usufruct plots for a commercial market (1,913 sqm) and a tourist promenade (16,500 sqm).
    • Other plots include medical, commercial, and administrative uses with prices up to EGP 13,680 per sqm.
  6. New Tiba City
    • Mixed-use urban land (42,565 sqm) at EGP 1,930 per sqm.
    • Administrative and commercial plots, including medical land, with prices ranging from EGP 3,055 to EGP 10,010 per sqm.

This diverse offering caters to a wide range of business and investment needs, providing opportunities for growth in Egypt’s new urban areas.

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