The New El Alamein City Authority has announced a new offering of 98 housing units through a rent-to-own scheme, as part of the Egyptian government's efforts to provide affordable housing options. The units are part of two projects: "Sakan Masr" with 50 units, and "El Esakan El Mumtaz" with 48 units. The units are located in the city's various neighborhoods, offering residents a chance to own a home in a rapidly developing area.
According to Dr. Mohamed Khalaf Allah, head of the New El Alamein City Authority, the rent-to-own scheme reflects the government's commitment to diversifying housing options and providing alternatives that meet citizens' needs. The scheme allows citizens to rent a unit with the option to purchase it at the end of the contract period. This move aims to support low- and middle-income families in achieving homeownership.
The housing units on offer have varying areas, ranging from 110 to 130 square meters in the "Sakan Masr" project, and 95 to 100 square meters in the "El Esakan El Mumtaz" project. The units are being offered with a range of amenities, including access to green spaces, schools, and healthcare facilities. Interested applicants can submit their applications through the "Maskan" portal.
Shreef Drag, deputy head of the New El Alamein City Authority, stated that the authority is working to provide a range of housing options to meet the needs of different segments of society. He emphasized that the rent-to-own scheme is a key initiative to help citizens achieve homeownership, and that the authority is committed to ensuring that the application process is transparent and efficient.
To apply for the housing units, interested citizens must create an account on the "Egypt Digital" platform and then access the "Masakan" portal. The application period is open until October 19, 2026. The New El Alamein City Authority has urged applicants to review the terms and conditions of the scheme, as outlined in the bid documents, before submitting their applications.
The development of New El Alamein City is part of Egypt's broader strategy to create new urban communities and provide affordable housing options. The city is being developed with a range of amenities, including schools, hospitals, and recreational facilities. The rent-to-own scheme is one of several initiatives aimed at supporting low- and middle-income families in achieving homeownership.
The Egyptian government has been working to address the country's housing needs, with a focus on providing affordable options for low- and middle-income families. The New El Alamein City project is one of several initiatives aimed at creating new urban communities and providing housing options for citizens. The rent-to-own scheme is a key component of this effort, offering citizens a chance to own a home in a rapidly developing area.
Key points
- Applications for the housing units are open until October 19, 2026.
- The rent-to-own scheme offers citizens a chance to own a home in a rapidly developing area.
- The housing units on offer have varying areas, ranging from 95 to 130 square meters.
