Emaar Misrإعمار مصر
Emaar Misr Projects in Egypt
Emaar Misr is the Egyptian arm of the UAE's Emaar, developer of Marassi on the North Coast, Mivida in New Cairo and Uptown Cairo in Mokattam. Here are all its projects in Fifth Settlement, Mostakbal City, Mokattam, Sheikh Zayed, with current prices.
- Projects
- 12
- Areas
- 6
Emaar Misr projects in Egypt
Emaar Misr projects in Fifth Settlement
3 projects
Emaar Misr projects in Mostakbal City
1 project
Emaar Misr projects in Mokattam
1 project
Emaar Misr projects in Sheikh Zayed
2 projects
Emaar Misr projects in North Coast
4 projects
Emaar Misr projects in Red Sea
1 project
About Emaar Misr
Emaar Misr is the Egyptian arm of the UAE's Emaar group, which began in 1997 under businessman Mohamed Alabbar and has projects in many countries, including Turkey, India, Morocco, Lebanon, Pakistan and the US. In Egypt, the Emaar name is tied to large integrated communities with a clear share of green space and water features, both in Cairo and on the coast.
How to choose among Emaar projects
- A big name usually means a higher price per square meter, so compare new phases with resale prices in delivered phases of the same project.
- At Mivida and Uptown Cairo, visit inhabited phases and see which services are actually running.
- In Marassi, phases differ a lot in distance from the beach and marina, so set your priority first.
- Read the annual maintenance fee terms; in large communities they add up.
Come back to this Emaar Misr Real Estate Development page for every new launch.
Emaar Misr FAQ
Where are Emaar Misr projects?
Emaar Misr has Mivida in the Fifth Settlement, Mivida Gardens in Mostakbal City, Uptown Cairo in Mokattam, Cairo Gate and Belle Vie in Sheikh Zayed, Marassi and Soul on the North Coast, and Marassi Red Sea.
Who is behind Emaar Misr?
Emaar Misr is part of the UAE's Emaar group, associated with businessman Mohamed Alabbar.
Should I buy from Emaar Misr or resale?
Emaar projects have an active resale market, so compare launch prices with delivered units in the same project; resale saves waiting, while buying direct gives longer installments.
