The Egyptian Ministry of Housing, represented by the New Urban Communities Authority, has announced that it will begin delivering a new batch of luxury units in the 'Jannah' project in New Mansoura City. A total of 19 buildings in the first, second, and third phases of the project will be handed over to applicants between October 4 and October 22, 2026. This comes as part of the government's efforts to provide high-end housing options to citizens.
On September 24, 2026, Engineer Randa El-Minshawi, the Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities, conducted an extensive inspection tour of the Central Business District in the New Administrative Capital. During the tour, she emphasized that the Central Business District is one of Egypt's major national projects, reflecting the country's urban development. The Minister highlighted that her ministry is continuously monitoring the project's progress to ensure its efficient operation.
The Ministry of Housing has also released a video report highlighting its key activities and events between September 18 and 24, 2026. As part of its efforts to accelerate the operation of housing projects in new cities, the ministry's Real Estate and Commercial Affairs Sector organized two public auctions in the cities of Aswan and Hadayek Al-Capital. The auctions aimed to allocate commercial units, pharmacies, administrative units, and professional units in various areas of the two cities.
Engineer Randa El-Minshawi also oversaw the efforts of new city authorities to implement and monitor development, beautification, and cleanliness projects, as well as housing and infrastructure projects. The ministry is also intensifying its field campaigns to remove obstructions and address violations and encroachments. These efforts aim to enhance the urban environment and create a comprehensive and integrated living environment in new cities.
The Minister of Housing reviewed the efforts of the authorities responsible for developing the cities of Shurouk, Minya, Burg El-Arab, and Badr. These cities are working on implementing development projects, upgrading infrastructure and utilities, and conducting cleanliness and beautification campaigns. Additionally, the cities are launching field campaigns to remove obstructions and address violations.
The Ministry of Housing continues to prioritize the delivery of housing projects in new cities, while providing various commercial services and activities necessary for residents. The 'Jannah' project in New Mansoura City is one of the key initiatives aimed at providing luxury housing options to citizens. With 19 buildings set to be delivered in October, the project is expected to provide a significant boost to the housing sector.
The Egyptian government's efforts to develop new cities and provide affordable housing options are ongoing. The Ministry of Housing's initiatives, such as the 'Jannah' project, aim to address the country's housing needs while promoting urban development. As the government continues to prioritize housing and infrastructure projects, citizens can expect to see significant improvements in the quality of life in new cities.
Key points
- The Egyptian Ministry of Housing to deliver 19 buildings of luxury units in the 'Jannah' project, starting October 4, 2026.
- Engineer Randa El-Minshawi conducts inspection tour of Central Business District in New Administrative Capital.
- Ministry of Housing intensifies field campaigns to remove obstructions and address violations in new cities.
