VillaAvailable
New Giza
Hillcrest Villa, New Giza
A five-bedroom villa on the high ridge, with the only west-facing terrace on its street.
56620 m²
EGP 48.5M
An address older than every other address
For four and a half thousand years people have built on this plateau. We help you buy the next chapter of it — villas, apartments and land across New Giza, Sheikh Zayed and the October corridor.
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Featured Residences — Hillcrest Villa, New Giza · New Giza
EGP 48.5M
Featured Residences
A short list, walked and verified in person
A short list, updated weekly. Every home below has been walked, measured and title-checked by our own team.
PenthouseAvailable
Pyramids Heights
Plateau View Penthouse, Pyramids Heights
Three bedrooms, a 90-metre roof terrace, and Khafre framed dead-centre in the western glazing.
33240 m²
EGP 27.2M
VillaAvailable
Sheikh Zayed
Courtyard House, Sheikh Zayed
A 1998 villa on a 1,400 m² plot, arranged around a genuine shaded courtyard.
44480 m²
EGP 34.0M
TownhouseAvailable
6th of October City
Garden Townhouse, 6th of October
A corner townhouse with double the standard garden, in a compound that finished what it started.
44285 m²
EGP 14.8M
The Neighborhoods
Giza is not one market. It is six.
Giza is not one market but six. Here is how each compound and district actually differs — in price, in pace, and in the view from the terrace.
Q2 2026
Market Pulse
Giza Real Estate
Q2 2026
Giza Market Review — Q2 2026
Volumes cooled from a hot first quarter while prices held. The gap between compounds widened again — the average number is now hiding more than it reveals.
- Median price per m²
- EGP 64,800
- +12.1%
- Transaction volume
- 2,140 registered
- -8.4%
- Average days to sell
- 74 days
- +9.2%
- Widest district spread
- 2.9×
Why Giza
Four reasons the corridor keeps compounding
The case for Egypt's western corridor, in four parts.
A view that cannot be built
The supply of homes with a genuine pyramid sightline is fixed at whatever it is today. Nothing about that number can go up, and scarcity of that kind does not need a marketing campaign.
The corridor finally connected
The desert road, the Ring Road extension and the museum approach turned three separate suburbs into one corridor. Journeys that took an hour in 2015 now take twenty minutes.
Growth with a reason behind it
Prices here are not rising on sentiment. They are rising because infrastructure landed, the museum opened, and the population moved west — three things you can point at on a map.
Title, taken seriously
Registration is where Egyptian property deals actually fail. We only act on stock with clean, registered title — a policy that costs us listings every month and has never cost a client.
From the Journal
Field notes from west of the Nile
Field notes on buying, building and living west of the Nile.
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