Apartments in Fifth Settlement compounds by Palm Hills Developments, Mountain View, La Vista Developments and SODIC and others, ready to move in or on developer installments. Every unit shows its price, size, price per m² and payment plan.
Village Gate, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Fully finishedEGP 1,530,000 down, then monthly installments of about EGP 195,377 over 5 years
Village Gate, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Fully finished1st floorEGP 8,300,000 down, with EGP 200,000 remaining
Village Gate, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Fully finished2nd floorEGP 7,650,000 cash
Palm Hills New Cairo, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Core & shellEGP 14,500,000 cash
Palm Hills New Cairo, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Core & shellEGP 11,584,613 down, EGP 1,415,387 in quarterly installments
Palm Hills New Cairo, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Fully finished2nd floorEGP 7,944,499 down, EGP 4,389,001 in quarterly installments over about 5 years
Palm Hills New Cairo, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Fully finished5th floorEGP 3,759,392 down, EGP 18,458,508 in quarterly installments over about 8 years
Palm Hills New Cairo, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Fully finishedEGP 4,481,660 down, EGP 8,196,240 in monthly installments over about 7 years
Palm Hills New Cairo, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Core & shell5th floorEGP 8,500,000 cash
Palm Hills New Cairo, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Fully finishedEGP 4,776,645 down, EGP 14,142,005 in semi-annual installments over about 7 years
Palm Hills New Cairo, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Fully finishedGround floorEGP 6,365,479 down, EGP 4,462,678 in quarterly installments over about 5 years
Palm Hills New Cairo, Fifth Settlement · Palm Hills Developments
Core & shell1st floorEGP 7,000,000 cash
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Fifth Settlement isn’t one area with one character. It has compounds that have been lived in for years, with their own services and schools, and projects still being built on the edges toward Suez Road and the Middle Ring Road. That’s why searching for apartments for sale in Fifth Settlement really starts with four smaller questions.
If your work or your children’s schools are around 90th Street and AUC, compounds close to North and South 90th Street will save you an hour of traffic every day. If you often head to Downtown or Heliopolis, being close to Suez Road or the Ring Road will matter more than the size of the apartment itself.
With a ready apartment you see it with your own eyes, know your neighbors and the maintenance standard, and can move in or rent it out right away. An off-plan apartment is usually cheaper, with a small down payment and a long installment plan, but you wait for delivery and rely on the developer keeping its commitments. Compare by price per m², not total price, because differences in size can be misleading.
A fully finished apartment looks more expensive, but semi-finished means you’ll pay for flooring, bathrooms, the kitchen and air conditioning before you move in, and wait months. Add the finishing cost to the price, then compare.
The maintenance deposit, a parking space, electricity, water and gas meters, and ownership transfer fees on resales. All of these are paid on top of the apartment price and vary from one compound to another. Get them in writing before you pay any deposit.
It depends on the compound, the size and the unit’s status. Off-plan apartments usually start at lower prices than ready ones in the same compound, because you pay over several years and wait for delivery. Use the budget filter above, or sort results from lowest price, to see the cheapest listings available today.
If you need to move in soon or want to rent it out right away, a ready unit is the better fit, even if you pay more up front. If your goal is long-term investment or your monthly budget matters more than cash in hand, a 7- or 8-year developer installment plan eases the load, but check the developer’s delivery track record first.
The main one is the maintenance deposit, a percentage of the unit price that varies from one developer to another. There are also garage fees if parking isn’t included, utility meters, and ownership transfer fees if the apartment is a resale. Ask about all of them before you sign, and get them in writing.
These are the latest prices we received from the developer or the unit owner, and they may change. Call the number on any card and we’ll confirm the current price and payment plan before any viewing.
