New Administrative Capital

New Capital City — A World of Living

There are cities that grow naturally over time, and then there are cities that are imagined first. New Capital City stands firmly in the second category. Designed as Egypt’s bold step toward the future, the New Administrative Capital introduces a lifestyle where space, clarity, and intention replace congestion and compromise.

Spread across more than 170,000 feddans (over 173,000 acres), the city offers a new rhythm of life. Wide boulevards. Purpose-built districts. Green corridors that breathe. Whether referred to as the New Capital City or the New Administrative Capital, this destination is not an extension of Cairo — it is a redefinition of what modern urban living can feel like.

Masterplan — Order with Soul

The masterplan of the New Capital City was never about scale alone. It was about harmony. Every district has a defined role, yet none exist in isolation.

• Government District

Home to Egypt’s ministries and presidential institutions, forming the political heart of the capital.

• Central Business & Financial District

Anchored by the Iconic Tower, Africa’s tallest skyscraper, alongside multinational headquarters and financial institutions.

• Diplomatic District

A secure, landscaped enclave designed for embassies and international missions.

• Cultural & Arts District

Featuring landmarks such as the Opera House, Masr Mosque, and Al-Masah Capital.

• Residential Neighborhoods

Over 25 districts offering apartments, townhouses, and villas across varying lifestyle tiers.

Threading through it all is the Green River, a 35-kilometer linear park acting as the city’s green spine — connecting neighborhoods while softening the urban scale.

Location — Connected Without Compromise

Strategically positioned east of Cairo, the New Administrative Capital balances distance and accessibility. It relieves pressure from Greater Cairo while remaining fully connected.

• 25 km → New Cairo City
• 60 km → Downtown Cairo
• 65 km → Suez
• 60 km → Cairo International Airport

Monorail lines, regional highways, and high-speed rail ensure the New Capital City remains seamlessly linked to Egypt’s economic and lifestyle corridors.

Community Spirit

Life here unfolds inside communities, not just compounds. Shared gardens, clubhouses, and walkable streets encourage interaction. Children play safely. Neighbors recognize one another. Community isn’t forced — it forms naturally.

Wellness by Design

Wellness is embedded into the planning itself. Expansive green spaces, cycling lanes, pedestrian promenades, and low-density zoning allow residents to breathe, move, and live at a healthier pace — far from Cairo’s compressed core.

Smart Living & Connectivity

Smart infrastructure powers daily life in the New Capital City. From intelligent traffic systems to fiber-optic connectivity and smart home integrations, technology works quietly in the background — enhancing comfort without overwhelming it.

Everyday Lifestyle

Mornings begin without traffic stress. Schools and workplaces are minutes away. Evenings are spent along landscaped promenades or inside vibrant mixed-use centers. Weekends drift easily toward New Cairo, Ain Sokhna, or cultural events within the city itself.

Life here feels intentional — and refreshingly calm.

Top Developers in New Capital City

The identity of New Capital City is not shaped by planning alone, but by the developers trusted to translate vision into lived experience. In the New Administrative Capital, only developers with proven track records, financial depth, and long-term commitment were selected to build. The result is a diverse yet cohesive residential landscape, where each compound adds a layer to the city’s evolving character.

From national developers backed by the state, to private-sector pioneers known for lifestyle-driven communities, these names collectively define how life feels inside the New Capital City.

La Vista Developments — Lifestyle Built on Experience

La Vista Developments enters the New Capital City with a reputation built over decades of delivering refined, lifestyle-focused communities across Egypt. Known for consistency, timely delivery, and thoughtful masterplanning, La Vista doesn’t simply develop projects — it curates environments.

Their presence in the New Administrative Capital is anchored by La Vista City, a fully integrated residential destination designed to reflect the city’s modern, family-oriented vision.

• La Vista City

A self-sufficient residential city offering apartments, townhouses, and villas set within expansive green landscapes. The project emphasizes walkability, privacy, and everyday convenience, with clubhouses, retail zones, sports facilities, and open spaces forming the heart of the community.

Beyond La Vista City, the developer’s wider portfolio reinforces its credibility:

• La Vista Ras El Hekma — Coastal living defined by openness and sea views.
• La Vista Cascada — Architecture inspired by flow, water, and movement.
• La Vista Bay — A refined seaside destination blending luxury and tranquility.
• El Patio Town — Urban living focused on intimacy and smart design.
• El Patio Casa — Smaller-scale communities built around privacy and calm.

Together, these projects reflect La Vista’s philosophy: homes designed for real life, not just display.

Talaat Moustafa Group (TMG) — Building Cities, Not Compounds

Talaat Moustafa Group brings unmatched experience in creating large-scale, self-sustaining cities. In the New Capital City, TMG’s approach focuses on long-term livability, strong infrastructure, and integrated services.

• Celia

TMG’s flagship project in the New Administrative Capital, offering apartments, townhouses, and villas surrounded by green corridors, lakes, and community facilities. Celia is designed as a complete urban ecosystem, not a gated enclave.

TMG’s broader developments across Egypt reinforce its authority:

• Madinaty
• El Rehab City
• Privado
• SouthMED
• Noor City

Each reflects a consistent emphasis on scale, services, and community continuity.

The Waterway Developments — Refined Urban Luxury

The Waterway is synonymous with contemporary elegance and lifestyle-driven design. Their developments prioritize architectural clarity, curated amenities, and a premium urban atmosphere.

In the New Capital City:

• The Capital Way

A signature residential destination offering apartments and penthouses with refined layouts, lush landscaping, and carefully planned retail and leisure zones. The project balances sophistication with daily practicality.

Across Egypt, The Waterway portfolio includes:

• The Waterway New Cairo
• The View Waterway
• WBR 1
• 5A Waterway
• The Waterway North Coast

Each project reinforces the brand’s commitment to high-end urban living.

Administrative Capital for Urban Development (ACUD) — The Master Visionary

As the master developer of the New Administrative Capital, ACUD is responsible for infrastructure, zoning, and long-term sustainability. While not a traditional residential developer, ACUD plays a crucial role in shaping districts such as:

• Government Housing Zones
• Investment Neighborhoods
• Mixed-use residential clusters

Their role ensures coherence, infrastructure reliability, and future-proof planning across the city.

• R7 & R8 District Compounds — Diverse residential offerings ranging from mid-scale apartments to upscale villas.

Each compound contributes to the layered identity of the city, ensuring variety without fragmentation.

Design & Lifestyle Philosophy

What unites developers in the New Capital City is a shared understanding: modern residents value experience as much as space. Architecture emphasizes light, openness, and proportion. Landscapes are not decorative — they are functional. Amenities are not added as extras — they are embedded into daily routines.

From La Vista City’s community-centric planning, to Celia’s city-scale integration, to The Capital Way’s refined urban feel, these developments collectively elevate the New Administrative Capital beyond a collection of projects. They transform it into a destination where homes, neighborhoods, and the city itself speak the same language — one of balance, clarity, and forward-looking living.

Destination Privilege

Living in New Capital City comes with a set of advantages that extend far beyond the boundaries of any single compound. This is not just a residential destination; it is a fully realized ecosystem where infrastructure, services, and long-term vision work together to elevate everyday life. Whether referred to as the New Capital City or the New Administrative Capital, the privilege here lies in how seamlessly life unfolds — calmly, efficiently, and with purpose.

What makes this destination stand apart is not one feature, but the way everything connects. Education, healthcare, business, culture, and leisure are not scattered — they are intentionally placed, thoughtfully accessed, and designed to grow alongside residents for decades to come.

Accessibility & Connectivity

Connectivity is one of the strongest pillars of the New Administrative Capital. The city was built with movement in mind — not just for today, but for generations ahead.

A comprehensive transportation network links the New Capital City to Greater Cairo and beyond:

• Monorail Line connecting the city directly to East Cairo and the metro network
• High-Speed Electric Train linking the capital to Ain Sokhna, New Alamein, and the North Coast
• Regional Ring Roads & Highways ensuring fast access to Cairo International Airport, New Cairo, and the Suez Canal corridor

For daily commuters, this means predictability and time regained. For investors, it means sustained demand and long-term relevance. For families, it means freedom — to move easily without sacrificing calm.

Lifestyle & Everyday Services

Everyday life in the New Capital City feels intentionally simplified. Schools, clinics, offices, and leisure destinations are not afterthoughts — they are foundational elements of the city’s planning.

Residents benefit from:

• International Schools & Universities offering globally accredited curricula
• Advanced Healthcare Facilities, including hospitals, clinics, and wellness centers designed to international standards
• Retail & Dining Districts featuring malls, promenades, cafés, and fine dining venues
• Cultural Landmarks such as the Opera House, Masr Mosque, and Al-Masah Capital

This integrated access allows residents to live fully within the city — reducing dependency on Cairo while maintaining easy reach when needed.

Surrounding Compounds & Landmarks

The New Administrative Capital does not exist in isolation. It is surrounded by — and connected to — some of Egypt’s most important residential and economic hubs.

Nearby destinations include:

• New Cairo City, with its universities, business zones, and lifestyle centers
• El Shorouk City, offering quieter residential extensions
• Ain Sokhna, reachable in under an hour for coastal escapes
• The Suez Canal Economic Zone, strengthening the city’s strategic and economic value

This positioning transforms the New Capital City into a central anchor — a place where residential life, national administration, and regional connectivity converge.

A Future That Feels Personal

What ultimately defines the privilege of living in the New Capital City is how human the experience feels, despite the scale. Streets are wide, but not cold. Neighborhoods are structured, but not rigid. Progress is visible, but never overwhelming.

Families find stability. Professionals find opportunity. Investors find confidence. And residents — above all — find a sense of balance rarely achieved in capital cities.

The New Administrative Capital is not simply Egypt’s future planned on paper. It is a city already unfolding — thoughtfully, confidently, and one neighborhood at a time.