Fully finished apartments 121m for sale in Talah New Capital

Apartment 3 Bedrooms for Sale in Talah - New Capital

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Reference: GB56008
EGP 2,524,000
Category:
Apartments / Sale
Type:
Flat+Garden
Price:
EGP 2,524,000 Installment
Price / Sqm:
EGP 20,859 Per Sqm
Finishing Status:
Super Lux
Area:
121 M2
Floor No.:
1
No of Floors:
Bedrooms:
3
Bathrooms:
2
Delivery Date:
2026
Allowable height:
Last Updated:
Mon 22 May 2023

Talah New Capital is a new city being built in Egypt, located 45 kilometers east of Cairo. It is being developed as part of the Egyptian government's plan to decentralize the country's population, and is expected to become one of the most important cities in the Middle East.

The city is being developed by the state-owned New Urban Communities Authority (NUCA) and is planned to cover an area of 70,000 acres, making it the largest new city in the Middle East. It is estimated that the city will be home to 5 million people when it is fully developed.

The city will be divided into four main districts: The Central Business District, the Residential District, the Entertainment District, and the Industrial District. The Central Business District will be the main hub of the city, with a variety of office buildings, shopping malls, and other commercial establishments. The Residential District will feature a mix of residential and commercial buildings, as well as a variety of parks and green spaces. The Entertainment District will be home to a variety of cultural and recreational activities, including cinemas, theaters, and other leisure activities. Finally, the Industrial District will be home to a variety of factories, warehouses, and other industrial activities.

In addition to the four main districts, Talah New Capital will also include a number of other developments, such as an international airport, a technology park, a medical city, and a sports city. The city will also be connected to Cairo via a high-speed rail line.

The city is expected to be completed by 2022, and will be an important part of Egypt's economic growth. It is hoped that the city will attract investment, create jobs, and spur economic development in the region.