300 sqm Standalone Villa in La Mirada
La Mirada Mostakbal City Prices
- Bedrooms 4
- Bathrooms 4
- Area (sqm) 300
- Finishing Semi-finished
- Delivery 2026
The heart of Phase One, facing Madinaty Gate 5, on the Mohamed Bin Zayed Axis
Last updated: 15 August 2026
Prices last updated: 15 August 2026
La Mirada (La Mirada El Mostakbal) by Grand Plaza is the first compound in Mostakbal City to cross the finish line.
Its first phase of 25 buildings and 608 units is delivered and physically occupied, with a commercial market and a clubhouse already trading, across 28 feddans in the heart of Phase One, facing Madinaty Gate 5, at a building footprint of 20% against 80% greenery and lakes.
Apartment prices start at EGP 5,800,000, with plans opening at a 0% down payment and stretching to 10 years, alongside finished units for immediate handover and a new second phase, Mirasol, now being released.

| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Project name | La Mirada El Mostakbal |
| Developer | Grand Plaza |
| Management | Eng. Sherif Farouk Osman, Chairman |
| Location | The heart of Phase One, facing Madinaty Gate 5, on the Mohamed Bin Zayed Axis |
| Phase | Phase One |
| Total area | 28 feddans, fully developed |
| Built-up ratio | 20% |
| Green and open space | 80% greenery, facilities and lakes |
| Phases | Phase One: 25 buildings / 608 units, delivered. Mirasol: 9 feddans / 140 units |
| Building heights | Ground + 5 floors |
| Architectural style | Contemporary, with quiet façades and fully executed landscaping |
| Unit types | Studios, apartments, garden apartments, duplexes, townhouses, garden villas, sky villas, penthouses, villas |
| Unit sizes | From 91 m² to 374 m² |
| Prices start from | EGP 5,800,000 |
| Price per metre | From EGP 50,785/m² |
| Payment plans | Down payment from 0%, instalments up to 10 years |
| Maintenance deposit | 7% of the unit value |
| Delivery | Phase One delivered and occupied. New units and Mirasol within 3 years of contract |
| Finishing | Semi-finished as standard, with a fully finished option on selected units |
The project holds a position in the heart of Phase One that is hard to argue with.
Its gate faces Madinaty Gate 5 head-on, which puts Madinaty’s completed schools, malls and hospitals across the road, and that is the daily reality first-phase residents have lived with since handover.
The compound connects to the Mohamed Bin Zayed Axis, the corridor tying the New Administrative Capital to New Cairo.
The Fifth Settlement, 90th Street and AUC New Cairo are a 10-minute drive from the gate, and the New Administrative Capital is 15 minutes by car. Its neighbours inside the city are Bloomfields and Zizinia El Mostakbal.
What makes the address unusual is the pairing: the oldest point of maturity in a new city, next to its most established neighbour. A buyer here moves into two functioning systems rather than waiting for either to fill in.
To place the project on a wider view before comparing, start from the Mostakbal City map.

| Landmark | Driving time |
|---|---|
| Madinaty, Gate 5 | Directly opposite the project gate |
| Mohamed Bin Zayed Axis | Connected to the project |
| Fifth Settlement and 90th Street | 10 minutes |
| AUC New Cairo | 10 minutes |
| Middle Ring Road | 10 minutes |
| New Administrative Capital | 15 minutes |
| Cairo International Airport | 20 minutes |
The project covers nine unit categories, from a studio to a standalone villa.
The figures below are 2026 instalment prices, and every rate per metre is calculated from a published price divided by the size it belongs to.
| Unit type | Size | Price starts from | Price per metre |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two-bedroom apartment | 107 – 130 m² | EGP 5,921,764 | EGP 53,834 |
| Three-bedroom apartment | 144 – 251 m² | EGP 7,386,840 | EGP 51,297 |
| Ground-floor garden apartment | 107 – 215 m² plus a garden of up to 94 m² | EGP 7,566,941 | EGP 70,719 |
| Villa | 224 – 300 m² | EGP 12,656,000 | EGP 56,500 |
| Townhouse and town corner | 257 – 374 m² | EGP 13,051,805 | EGP 50,785 |
| Sky villa | 228 m² plus a 35 m² terrace | EGP 15,125,520 | EGP 66,340 |
| Penthouse | 226 m² | EGP 15,718,000 | EGP 69,549 |
To confirm current prices and unit availability, call the La Mirada sales number: +201117880843, or reach the team on WhatsApp

Read across the table and the pricing logic surfaces. Repeated upper floors carry the lowest rate, at EGP 51,297 per metre for a three-bedroom apartment and EGP 50,785 for a townhouse, while anything with private outdoor space sits on another curve: EGP 70,719 for a garden apartment and EGP 69,549 for a penthouse.
That gap is not decorative. In a compound whose planting is already grown in, a private garden is an asset in itself, which is why the top of the ground-floor range, a town corner with a garden reaching 158 m² at EGP 25,560,000, is priced clear of a standard floor of similar indoor size.
The sizes map onto household stages. A studio at 91 m² and a two-bedroom from 107 m² suit a first home; the three-bedroom band reaching 251 m² covers a full-floor family; and villas, townhouses and town corners from 224 to 374 m² serve buyers who want a private entrance.
The two land-unit rows repay a closer look. A villa of 224 – 300 m² starts at EGP 12,656,000, or EGP 56,500 per metre, while a townhouse or town corner of 257 – 374 m² starts at EGP 13,051,805 at EGP 50,785: a larger footprint at a lower rate. The premium on the villa buys detachment rather than floor area, which is the real trade at this level.
Among the units currently listed is a standalone villa of 300 m² from EGP 18,400,000 on a semi-finished basis, which sits at the top of the project’s size range.
Grand Plaza offers the widest spread of payment structures in the city’s first phase, from a reservation with no down payment at all to a plan built around finished units that hand over immediately.
| Payment plan | Down payment | Instalment period | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zero down payment | 0% | 6 years | Interest-free, equal instalments |
| Monthly plan | 10% | 7 years | Equal instalments, interest-free |
| Extended plan | 20% | 8 years | Equal instalments |
| Longest plan | 20% plus 5% a year for three years | 10 years | The longest published term |
| Ready units | 30% | 5 years | Immediate handover in Phase One |
Side by side, the plans trade cash today for time. The zero-down structure asks nothing at contract and runs six interest-free years, the shortest term on the list.
Moving to 10% buys a seventh year, still interest-free, and 20% buys an eighth. Only adding 5% a year for three years reaches the full 10 years, so the longest horizon is bought in stages rather than with one larger cheque.
The ready-unit plan sits apart. Its 30% down payment is the highest and its 5 years the shortest, but it is the only route that exchanges a schedule for keys in hand rather than a delivery date, which is the decisive sum for anyone currently paying rent.
The same plans also read differently depending on the stock they are applied to.
On a Phase One unit the schedule runs against a home that already stands, so the instalments are paid while living in it, whereas on a Mirasol unit the identical schedule runs alongside a 3-year build, which is the more familiar arrangement in this market.

The maintenance deposit is 7% of the unit value and can itself be paid in instalments under some plans. For cash offers and the finished units currently released, the dedicated line is +201117880843.
Phase One is fully delivered and occupied, and the units left within it are available for immediate handover.
Mirasol and the newly released units are delivered within 3 years of contract, placing them on a build cycle inside a compound whose services already run.
The standard specification is semi-finished, with a fully finished option on selected units.
Which units carry that option is settled by the quotation issued at contract, so it is worth raising early if you want to move in without a fit-out period.
The master plan was built on low density before low density became a marketing line here.
Twenty-five buildings rising no higher than ground plus five floors take 20% of the land, and the rest goes to gardens, artificial lakes with dancing fountains and pedestrian walkways, with an underground garage beneath each building.
Parking below rather than beside is what lets the landscape read as continuous instead of as strips left over between parked cars, and it is a choice a buyer can verify on site here, because the garages are built and in use rather than shown in a section drawing.
The name is Spanish for the view, and the plan takes that literally.
Units face the green and water surfaces rather than the roads, and the buildings wrap around the central landscape instead of lining traffic spines, so a typical window looks onto planting and water.
Twenty-five buildings across 28 feddans also fix the compound’s scale.
At ground plus five floors no block dominates the skyline, and the 608 units of Phase One are spread widely enough that what a resident crosses on the way home is the central landscape rather than a corridor of façades.
The deeper difference from neighbouring master plans is that judging this one needs no imagination: the finished picture can be inspected in person.
The completion figure published when Mirasol launched stood at eighty per cent of the whole project, and the balance was carried through to actual occupancy.
Mirasol is the second phase, laid out on 9 feddans and built exclusively from ground units: 80 townhouses and town corners from 257 m² and 60 duplexes from 198 to 248 m², with a clubhouse and nursery of its own.
That is the point of the phase. Its 140 units are added to a first phase of 608 delivered units, so the market, the clubhouse and the landscape are operating from the day the contract is signed rather than from a future milestone.

The commercial market, the clubhouse and the recreational areas in Phase One are built and trading for the residents who live there.
The distinction between a facility that operates and one that is drawn is the core of the purchase here, because management and maintenance standards can be examined before signing.
The clearest evidence that the operation is serious is that the city’s own housing development authority bought units inside the project, a form of institutional verification available only to projects that have passed the test of real execution.
Around 9 feddans are given to an internal shopping mall, extending the developer’s operating experience at La Mirada Plaza Mall in the Fifth Settlement.
The retail component here is a second edition of a model the company already runs itself, which raises the odds that it opens on schedule and keeps trading, and it puts everyday shopping inside the gates.
Artificial lakes with dancing fountains sit at the centre of the landscape and form the main evening scene, ringed by pedestrian walkways and family seating areas.
Because the planting is mature rather than newly laid, that evening scene is available now instead of after a growing-in period.
The Mirasol nursery and the clubhouses serving both phases complete the daily service loop for families.
| Category | Available services |
|---|---|
| Security | 24-hour security, surveillance cameras, electronic gates |
| Sport and recreation | An operating clubhouse, cycling tracks, children’s play areas |
| Retail | An existing commercial market and an internal mall on 9 feddans |
| Education | A nursery in the Mirasol phase, and Madinaty schools through the gate opposite |
| Green space | 80% of the land as gardens and lakes with dancing fountains, plus underground garages |
The project suits anyone who wants to live now rather than in a few years.
It is the practical first option for a buyer selling an older home and moving straight across, because the units are ready and the community exists, so there is no interim rental period to fund.
It also suits households already tied to Madinaty for schooling or work.
With Gate 5 across the road, the move changes the address without changing the pattern of the week, from a home inside a lower-density compound.
For a buyer set on a brand-new ground unit, Mirasol offers a townhouse or duplex inside a compound whose services are complete, rather than a wait for the facilities of a newborn project.
Smaller households are served too: a studio from 91 m² gives singles and newly married couples an entry point inside a settled family community.
Then there is the buyer who simply will not purchase on plan.
In a young city that choice narrows quickly, and a compound whose landscape, market and clubhouse can be walked through before a cheque is signed answers a requirement no brochure can meet.
The first factor is immediate return. A finished unit inside an occupied community can enter the rental market on the day it is handed over, and rental demand here already exists in practice, drawn from people working in Madinaty and the Fifth Settlement.
The second is the entry rate. At EGP 50,785 per metre, this is the lowest starting rate among the city’s published projects despite the project being complete, so the buyer pays less for less execution risk. The third is the 0% plan, which reserves a unit in a delivered compound without any initial payment.
A fourth is the developer’s record: the company has stated that it settled its financial obligations on the project in full, a solvency signal that carries more weight than a marketing undertaking.
A fifth sits in relative pricing. The rate per metre here is below that of projects still under construction in the same city, even though maturity runs in La Mirada’s favour, and gaps of that kind typically narrow as neighbouring projects complete.
Grand Plaza was established as a joint-stock company in 2019 under Eng. Sherif Farouk Osman, backed by a management team with more than twenty years in development, and its investment in its Mostakbal City project is estimated at EGP 4 to 5 billion.
The company works on a deliver-before-you-expand model: it completed its first project in the Fifth Settlement and handed it over occupied before moving east, and it manages its own commercial mall on South 90th Street, which makes its experience operational as much as constructional. Its profile sits on the Grand Plaza developer page.
| Project | Location | Type |
|---|---|---|
| La Mirada New Cairo | Fifth Settlement | Residential, delivered and occupied |
| La Mirada El Mostakbal | Mostakbal City | Integrated residential |
| La Mirada Plaza Mall | South 90th Street | Commercial and administrative |
| Mirasol | Mostakbal City | Townhouses and duplexes |
| Grand Plaza Hotel | Alexandria | Hospitality |
La Mirada is the company’s only project inside the city, so the rest of the portfolio is the clearest way to read how the business works.
La Mirada New Cairo in the Fifth Settlement is the asset that built the company’s reputation.
It was handed over in full and has been lived in for years, which makes it the reference point for anyone who wants to inspect construction and maintenance standards on a project that has run a complete life cycle.
La Mirada Plaza Mall on South 90th Street is the commercial arm and the company’s sales headquarters, and managing it continuously is the experience the internal mall here leans on.
Grand Plaza Hotel in Alexandria extends the portfolio towards hospitality, and together they describe an operating company rather than an off-plan seller.
These are the closest alternatives to weigh against La Mirada, drawn from the same Madinaty catchment and the same price band, alongside its neighbour Zizinia El Mostakbal by Ardak within the same stretch of Phase One.
Cocoon shares the same setting facing Madinaty Gate 5, but deals only in ground units, with townhouses, twin houses and villas between 205 and 312 m² across 20 feddans, making it a rival to the Mirasol phase rather than to the parent project.
Roselle City also faces Madinaty, on 61 feddans, with instalments to 12 years and full super lux finishing, though it sells a future under construction while La Mirada sells a present that stands.
Within the same phase, Bloomfields is the largest neighbour, on 415 feddans with its education system, an international university branch and apartments from 70 m².
It suits a buyer who prefers a long-horizon project on a 0% down payment over immediate maturity. The two answer opposite questions: one asks how large the ecosystem will eventually become, the other how much of it exists today.
| Project | Phase | Total area | Unit types | Smallest unit | Lowest down payment | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| La Mirada | Phase One | 28 feddans | Studios through to villas and townhouses | 91 m² | 0% | Delivered and occupied |
| Cocoon | Phase One | 20 feddans | Townhouses, twin houses, standalone villas | 205 m² | 5% | To be announced |
| Roselle City | Phase One | 61 feddans | Apartments and duplexes | To be announced | 10% | 4 years |
| Bloomfields | Phase One | 415 feddans | Apartments, duplexes, townhouses, twin houses, villas | 70 m² | 0% | 2027 |
Five points capture the project: the first compound in the city delivered, occupied and running its facilities; a position opposite Madinaty Gate 5 that supplies the services of a complete city from day one; a rate per metre starting at EGP 50,785, the lowest among published projects; plans from 0% down to 10 years; and the Mirasol phase bringing ground units into a system that already works.
To find out which finished units are available for immediate handover and which Mirasol units are still released, contact the sales team on +201117880843 or through WhatsApp
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La Mirada sits in the heart of Phase One of Mostakbal City, facing Madinaty Gate 5 and connected to the Mohamed Bin Zayed Axis, with Bloomfields and Zizinia El Mostakbal as its neighbours.
Apartment prices start at EGP 5,800,000, with two-bedroom apartments from EGP 5,921,764, at a rate per metre starting at EGP 50,785, the lowest among the city’s published projects.
There is a reservation plan with a 0% down payment over 6 interest-free years, plus plans at 10% for seven years and 20% for eight or ten years, and a 30% plan for ready units over 5 years.
Yes. Phase One, with its 25 buildings and 608 units, is delivered and occupied by residents, with facilities in operation, and finished units are available for immediate handover.
Mirasol is the second phase, on 9 feddans and built from ground units only: 80 townhouses and town corners from 257 m² and 60 duplexes from 198 to 248 m², with a dedicated clubhouse and nursery.
The maintenance deposit is 7% of the unit value and can be paid in instalments under some plans, while the standard specification is semi-finished with a fully finished option on selected units.
The La Mirada sales number is +201117880843, and it is the line for confirming which units are ready for handover, current prices and the payment plans in force.
For enquiries about the Grand Plaza project inside Mostakbal City and to book a site visit in person, the dedicated sales number is +201117880843.
La Mirada Mostakbal City Prices
The heart of Phase One, facing Madinaty Gate 5, on the Mohamed Bin Zayed Axis