Apartment 190 m² in R7, New Capital
R7, New Capital
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Specifications — Apartment
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 3
- Floor
- 3
- View
- Landscape
- Elevator
- Yes
- Parking
- Yes
Description
شقة 190م ريسيل في كمبوند ميد تاون سكاي بسعر قديم الدور التالت فيو فيلات وبحيرات صناعيه قريبه من ال club House المطلوب 4,350,000 السعر شامل التصرفات العقاريه باقي 160 الف اقساط استلام شهر 12 2026 فروق الصيانه 210 الف والتنازل 150 الف
About R7, New Capital
Officially referred to as the "New Capital," it is one of Egypt’s "fourth-generation" smart cities and stands as one of the largest national urban development projects in the region. Key Information and Main Features: • Geographical Location: Situated east of Cairo Governorate, approximately 60 km from the heart of Cairo. It lies between the Cairo–Suez and Cairo–Ain Sokhna roads, beyond the Regional Ring Road. • Total Area: The city spans a total area of approximately 170,000 feddans (roughly 714 square kilometers) and is planned to be developed in several phases. • Purpose of Development: To alleviate congestion and traffic density in Greater Cairo, relocate the seats of government—including ministries and state agencies—and establish a modern economic, administrative, and diplomatic hub. • Target Population: Upon reaching full development, the city is expected to accommodate approximately 6.5 million residents (with future plans for further population expansion). Key Landmarks and Projects: • The Iconic Tower: Standing at a height of approximately 385 to 400 meters, this is one of the tallest towers in Africa, located within the Central Business District. • The Green River: A central park stretching over 35 kilometers in length; it mimics the Nile River and runs through the heart of the city, serving as its "green lung." • The Government District and Central Business District: These areas house government ministry headquarters and the Parliament, as well as various banks and international corporations. • Religious and Cultural Landmarks: Notable examples include the Misr Mosque (one of the largest mosques), the Al-Fattah Al-Aleem Mosque, the Cathedral of the Nativity of Christ, and the City of Arts and Culture. • Infrastructure and Transportation: It is connected to Cairo and other governorates across the country via a modern network that includes a monorail, a light rail transit (LRT) system, a high-speed electric train, and the Capital International Airport.