4 Land Plots in New Alamein, E-Wallets, Forum & Hospital

New Alamein continues to attract more activities and investments alongside the expansion of its urban and service projects. 

The first days of October 2026 witnessed a number of developments reflecting the growing investment activity within the city.

The most notable developments included the offering of 4 new investment opportunities for sale, the activation of corporate e-wallets in preparation for upcoming offerings, hosting the Alamein-Africa Business Forum, and the continued implementation of the New Alamein Hospital project.

Details of 4 Investment Opportunities in New Alamein

The New Alamein City Authority offered 4 investment opportunities for sale from October 1 to 15, 2026, as part of the New Urban Communities Authority’s plan to attract new investments to the city. 

The opportunities cover residential, commercial, and mixed-use activities, with varying areas, prices, and building requirements. The details of each plot are as follows:

Plot No. 22 in the Housing District

Plot No. 22 is located within the Small Investor Project in the Housing District. It covers an area of 4,200 square meters and is designated for residential block use.

The price is EGP 12,785 per square meter, with an estimated total land value of approximately EGP 53.58 million before financial charges and other costs.

The maximum building ratio is 50% of the land area, with permission to construct a basement for parking + ground floor + up to 5 floors, in addition to roof service rooms covering 25% of the ground-floor area, provided that they do not collectively constitute a residential unit. 

If the ground floor and 5 floors are constructed, an electric elevator with a capacity of at least 6 people is required.

Setbacks are 5 meters at the front and 4 meters at the sides and rear. Parking spaces must be provided within the plot boundaries in accordance with the Egyptian Garage Code, while complying with the height restrictions set by the Armed Forces Operations Authority.

The project implementation period is 3 years from the date of land handover. The investor must also submit the implementation schedule, obtain the contract within 30 days of handover, and submit the licensing documents within 3 months.

The remaining land value is paid in equal semi-annual installments throughout the original implementation period. The first installment is due 6 months after the Authority’s Board of Directors issues the allocation decision, with the installments subject to the applicable financial charges under the offering terms.

Plot No. 38 in the Central Services Area

Plot No. 38 in the Central Services Area on the road covers 12,046 square meters and is designated for commercial, administrative, and residential activities. 

The price is EGP 18,000 per square meter, with an estimated total value of approximately EGP 216.83 million before financial charges and other costs.

The requirements allow a maximum building ratio of 30% of the land area, with a basement + ground floor + 3 repeated floors. 

Setbacks are 5 meters at the front and 4 meters at the sides and rear, in addition to providing parking spaces within the plot boundaries in accordance with the Egyptian Garage Code and complying with the city’s applicable height restrictions.

The project implementation period is 3 years from the date of land handover, with the implementation schedule to be submitted, the contract obtained within 30 days, and licensing documents submitted within 3 months.

The remaining land price is paid in equal semi-annual installments throughout the original implementation period. 

The first installment is due 6 months after the allocation decision, with the applicable financial charges added in accordance with the offering terms.

Plot No. 30 in the Housing District

Plot No. 30 is located within the Small Investor Project in the Housing District on an area of 5,600 square meters and is designated for residential block use. The price is EGP 14,075 per square meter, with an estimated total land value of approximately EGP 78.82 million before financial charges and other costs.

The maximum building ratio is 50%, with permission to construct a basement for parking + ground floor + up to 5 floors, along with roof service rooms covering 25% of the ground-floor area, provided that they do not collectively constitute a residential unit. 

If the ground floor and 5 floors are constructed, an electric elevator with a capacity of at least 6 people must be provided.

Setbacks are 5 meters at the front and 4 meters at the sides and rear, with parking spaces provided within the plot boundaries and compliance with the height restrictions set by the relevant authorities.

The implementation period is 3 years from the date of handover, with the implementation schedule to be submitted, the contract obtained within 30 days, and licensing documents submitted within 3 months.

The remaining land value is paid in equal semi-annual installments throughout the original implementation period. 

The first installment is due 6 months after the allocation decision, in accordance with the applicable financial charges and offering terms.

Plot No. 8 in the Central Services Area

Plot No. 8 in the Central Services Area on the road covers 4,238 square meters and is designated for commercial use, making it different from the two residential plots in the Housing District and the mixed-use plot in the same area.

The price is EGP 23,535 per square meter, with an estimated total value of approximately EGP 99.76 million before financial charges and other costs.

The requirements stipulate that the building area on the ground floor may not exceed 40% of the land area, with a basement + ground floor + 2 repeated floors. 

Setbacks are 5 meters at the front and 4 meters at the sides and rear, with parking spaces provided and compliance with the city’s approved height restrictions.

The project implementation period is 3 years from the date of land handover, with the implementation schedule to be submitted, contract documents obtained within 30 days of handover, and licensing documents submitted within 3 months.

The remaining land value is paid in equal semi-annual installments throughout the original implementation period. 

The first installment is due 6 months after the allocation decision, with the applicable financial charges added in accordance with the offering terms.

To follow new investment offerings in New Alamein, investors can refer to the Investor Services Portal of the New Urban Communities Authority: Click here

If you are considering investing in New Alamein land, contact us now to help you compare the available opportunities based on activity, area, and investment objectives before making your decision!

E-Wallets Prepare Companies for November Offerings

In an important development for the land and investment market, the New Urban Communities Authority has begun implementing an electronic wallet system for companies registered on the Foreign Investment Portal, setting October 31, 2026, as the deadline for funding the wallets and approving SWIFT transfers to be used in the first upcoming offering in November.

The system requires companies to enter and upload copies of SWIFT transfers that were previously sent to the Authority’s account but have not yet been used, allowing them to undergo financial review and be added to the electronic wallet balances. 

According to the Authority, transfers made after October 31 will be included in subsequent offerings, while the approved wallet balance will become available for use starting with the November 2026 offering.

This change highlights the growing importance of organizing companies’ participation in investment land offerings, particularly as new opportunities continue to be made available across cities under the New Urban Communities Authority. 

This makes following deadlines, procedures, and new opportunities an essential part of the process for institutional investors and real estate developers.

If your company is preparing to participate in upcoming land offerings, leave your details with us so we can follow new investment opportunities with you and explain their details and permitted uses once they are launched.

Alamein-Africa Business Forum Strengthens the City’s Economic Presence

Alongside these developments, New Alamein hosted the first edition of the Alamein-Africa Business Forum from October 2 to 4, with broad participation from African business leaders and investors, as well as officials and economic and financial institutions.

Official entities confirmed that the forum will be held every two years in New Alamein, in implementation of the African Union Summit decision issued in February 2026.

The forum addressed issues related to economic cooperation and development across the continent, alongside presentations of investment opportunities, projects, and productive sectors. 

This expands the range of events hosted by the city beyond tourism and entertainment to include economic and investment events as well.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also noted the participation of private-sector representatives and financial and investment institutions in the events hosted by the city during the same period.

This type of event represents an additional factor in the development of New Alamein’s image as a city attracting business and investment, rather than solely a coastal destination. 

This supports the diversification of activities and demand for real estate and service projects associated with this growth.

Interested in investing in a city gradually becoming a business hub alongside its tourism activity? Contact us to discuss your needs and recommend suitable real estate opportunities and projects based on your investment objectives.

New Alamein Hospital Supports the Growth of the Service Infrastructure

On the service side, construction work on New Alamein Hospital is continuing, as the Minister of Health and Population inspected the project to follow up on the implementation stages and emphasize adherence to the scheduled completion timeline.

The hospital is being built on an area of 16,800 square meters, with a capacity of 196 beds, including 121 inpatient beds, 50 intensive care beds, and 25 beds for premature infants, in addition to 8 operating rooms.

The hospital is part of the development of the city’s service infrastructure alongside the growth of residential and investment activities, helping provide more integrated services in line with urban expansion and the needs of residents and visitors.

As basic services within the city continue to develop, choosing a project location becomes an important part of the real estate decision.

Contact us to learn about available projects and units in areas that combine residential activity, services, and investment movement.

What Do These Developments Mean for New Alamein’s Real Estate Market?

New Alamein’s activity during October reflects the expansion of activity across multiple levels. 

The offering of new land creates opportunities for additional investments and projects, while the electronic wallet mechanism prepares companies for upcoming offerings. 

Meanwhile, the Alamein-Africa Business Forum adds a new economic dimension to the city’s role, alongside the continued development of basic services.

These developments indicate that New Alamein’s market is not limited to residential projects, but is becoming more diverse, encompassing land, commercial and administrative investments, and services alongside residential real estate.

For investors, following offering decisions, new projects, and the development of service infrastructure provides a clearer picture of market direction and the opportunities that can be monitored in the coming period.

If you are considering buying a unit or investing in New Alamein, don’t rely on news alone. 

Contact us now to receive an offer covering available projects, prices, and payment plans based on your needs and budget.