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The heart of Mostakbal City — the Green Square district beside City of Odyssia and Park Central
- Bedrooms 3 – 5
- Bathrooms 3 – 4
- Area (sqm) 165 – 210
The south-east of Mostakbal City beside Aliva, reached from the Al Amal Axis and the Middle Ring Road
Last updated: August 2026
Park Central Mostakbal City is the third project Hassan Allam Properties has built inside Mostakbal City, and it sits in the second phase of the south-eastern belt, sharing a fence line with Aliva.
The compound covers 285 acres across two adjoining plots that wrap around a 15-acre central park, developed in partnership with Saudi firm Ader International with investments exceeding USD 100 million.
The governing idea is that the park is the heart of the community rather than leftover space between buildings, and that is where the name comes from.
Apartment prices start at EGP 7,500,000 for 72 sqm, with a 5% down payment and installments of up to 10 years interest free, and handover announced for the second quarter of 2029 after construction actually began in 2025.

| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Project Name | Park Central |
| Developer | Hassan Allam Properties |
| Management | Founded by Hassan Allam; Mohamed Allam is CEO of Hassan Allam Properties; Kamal Eldin Allam chairs the group board |
| Investment Partner | Ader International (Saudi Arabia) |
| Investment Size | More than USD 100 million |
| Location | South-east Mostakbal City next to Aliva, reached via Al Amal Axis and the Middle Ring Road |
| Phase | Second phase |
| Total Area | 285 acres over two plots of 140 and 145 acres |
| Building Footprint | Around 15% |
| Green Areas and Landscape | Around 90 acres of landscape and water features, including a 15-acre central park |
| Districts | The Great Lawn – The Terraces – The Signatures – The Cliff Villas – the commercial Promenade |
| Number of Units | To be announced; the declared split is 60% apartments to 40% villas |
| Building Heights | Ground + 4 floors + penthouse, or ground + 5 floors + penthouse |
| Architectural Style | Contemporary with a European touch around a central park, with green pockets and water canals between buildings |
| Unit Types | Apartments – penthouses – duplexes – townhouses – twin houses – standalone villas |
| Unit Sizes | From 72 sqm to 276 sqm |
| Prices Start From | EGP 7,500,000 |
| Price per Meter | From EGP 90,909 to EGP 112,500 per sqm |
| Payment Plans | 5% down payment and installments up to 10 years interest free |
| Reservation Fee | EGP 200,000 |
| Delivery Date | Q2 2029, with construction running since May 2025 |
| Finishing | Fully finished across all unit types |
| Engineering Consultant | International consultancies working with the engineering arm of Hassan Allam Group; no name officially announced |
| Maintenance Deposit | To be announced |
Park Central sits in the south-eastern belt within the second phase, sharing a fence line with Aliva. It is reached from Al Amal Axis to the south or the Middle Ring Road to the west, with the Cairo–Suez Road 10 minutes from its gates.
What makes this belt valuable is that it sits halfway between two poles: Madinaty and El Shorouk are 5 minutes north, while the eastern gates of the New Administrative Capital are 10 minutes south, a rare position for anyone working in the Capital while keeping the family near established districts.
The immediate neighbourhood also includes Haptown and The Valleys, both by Hassan Allam, so services already running in the older project serve residents of the newer one before its own retail opens.
The two adjoining plots give longer frontages on the internal axes, which the master plan uses with multiple gates separating resident traffic from visitors heading to the commercial zone. To place the project against the wider picture, browse the Mostakbal City projects guide and its phases.

| Landmark | Driving Time |
|---|---|
| Aliva Mountain View | 1 minute (shared fence line) |
| Madinaty | 5 minutes |
| El Shorouk City | 5 minutes |
| New Administrative Capital | 10 minutes |
| Cairo–Suez Road | 10 minutes |
| Al Rehab | 15 minutes |
| Fifth Settlement and 90th Street | 20 minutes |
| American University in Cairo | 20 minutes |
| Cairo International Airport | 22 minutes |
| German University in Cairo | 25 minutes |
Apartments make up around 60% of the units and villas around 40%, which is a high villa ratio for a project of this scale.
The prices below are installment prices for residential units in the main sectors, and the price per meter is calculated on the smallest announced size in each category.
Villa details are covered separately in Park Central Villas, the villa phase inside the same project.
| Unit Type | Size | Price Starts From | Price per Meter |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-bedroom apartment | 72 – 102 sqm | EGP 7,500,000 | EGP 104,167 |
| Two-bedroom apartment | 103 – 158 sqm | EGP 10,200,000 | EGP 99,029 |
| Three-bedroom apartment | 132 – 203 sqm | EGP 12,000,000 | EGP 90,909 |
| Penthouse | 172 – 262 sqm | EGP 17,500,000 | EGP 101,744 |
| Duplex | 240 – 276 sqm | EGP 27,000,000 | EGP 112,500 |
Prices last updated: August 2026
For the latest prices and unit availability, call the Park Central Compound hotline on +201091980629 or reach us on WhatsApp

The developer applies a single down payment structure of 5% followed by a second 5% after three months, after which the buyer picks the installment span.
Instalments across all plans are equal quarterly payments with no interest added.
| Plan | Down Payment | Installment Span | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 5% + 5% after 3 months | 10 years | Interest free; some offers add 2.5% milestone payments |
| Mid | 5% + 5% after 3 months | 9 years | Interest free |
| Short | 5% + 5% after 3 months | 8 years | Interest free |
The reservation fee is EGP 200,000 and is deducted from the down payment on contract.
Certain offers on the ten-year plan add milestone payments of 2.5% at months 12, 24, 36 and 48 in exchange for a lighter quarterly installment, and for the maintenance deposit and the offer currently running on each plan the dedicated line is +201091980629.

Announced handover is the second quarter of 2029, and the difference here is that construction started on the ground in May 2025 before the full inventory was released, which shortens the gap between contract and keys.
All units are handed over fully finished, whether the apartments of The Great Lawn and The Terraces or the villas of The Signatures and The Cliff Villas. In practice that means the announced price is close to the final cost, with no separate finishing budget landing after handover.
The master plan rests on one clear idea: the 15-acre central park is the anchor every district wraps around, much as Central Park anchors its surroundings in larger cities, and the project name follows from that.
Around this core sit The Great Lawn with its long open meadow and the apartments that overlook it, The Terraces with stepped levels that give each row a view over the one in front of it.
The two villa districts The Signatures and The Cliff Villas, and the commercial Promenade with its restaurants and central plaza.
The villa districts carry one striking planning detail. The first row sits directly on the central park while the second row is raised five meters above it.
So neither blocks the other and the rear villas get a full view of the greenery instead of a view of their neighbours’ roofs.
In the residential sectors the buildings come in two heights, ground plus four floors with a penthouse or ground plus five with a penthouse, across four different building designs and with an average of three to five units per floor.
That is a low density per floor, which eases pressure on the lift and the entrance and raises each unit’s share of privacy.
The most distinctive move is the green pockets: instead of concentrating the greenery in the central park, roughly one acre of landscape sits in each pocket between buildings, linked by water canals and pedestrian paths.
With that distribution the landscape and water features reach around 90 acres while the building footprint stays within 15% of the land, and every unit gets a terrace facing the green.
As for the partnership with Ader International, it goes beyond funding. It sits within Hassan Allam’s wider push to attract direct Gulf investment into East Cairo developments, which explains the declared investment of more than USD 100 million in this project alone.

The 15-acre central park is the largest connected green expanse inside a residential project in the city, and together with the open meadow at The Great Lawn it turns green space from something you pass through into somewhere you go. It carries running loops, cycling lanes, picnic areas and varied botanical planting, so residents use it deliberately rather than only look at it from a balcony.
The project adopts open community centers instead of a gated club with paid membership. Scattered across the sectors, they include F&B kiosks, courts, outdoor gyms, kids’ areas, barbecue zones and wellness spots, with no fences and no annual subscription. The practical difference is that the running cost sits inside ordinary maintenance charges rather than a separate club membership costing tens of thousands per person each year.
The retail walkway runs with fine dining restaurants, shops and cafés around an open central plaza, designed as a destination for the whole south-eastern belt rather than the compound alone. That footfall supports rental value for the units facing it, since a home beside an active open destination rents faster and at a higher yield than an identical one buried in quiet residential depth.
| Category | Available Services |
|---|---|
| Security | 24-hour security, surveillance cameras, multiple gates across the two plots |
| Sports and Fitness | Outdoor gyms, multi-use courts, running loops, cycling lanes |
| Family Leisure | Kids’ areas, barbecue zones, picnic areas, wellness spots |
| Retail and Dining | Commercial promenade, fine dining restaurants, central plaza, F&B kiosks |
| Maintenance and Operations | Round-the-clock management and maintenance system with a regular cleaning team |
| Green Spaces | 15-acre central park, one-acre green pocket per cluster, water canals between buildings |

The project suits buyers who put open space at the top of their list. A building footprint of 15% and green pockets distributed between blocks mean a green view for most units rather than for the front row only, with a terrace facing that view in every home.
It also suits anyone commuting between the New Capital and the northern cities, since it sits halfway between Madinaty and El Shorouk to the north and the Capital to the south, roughly 10 minutes either way, which is uncommon inside the city itself.
For buyers looking for a small entry point with a first-tier developer, the one-bedroom apartment from 72 sqm is among the smallest units offered in this bracket in the city, and it arrives fully finished so no separate finishing budget is needed after handover.
The first factor is early entry with construction already underway. Work started in 2025 and current pricing still reflects early phases, and the gap between today’s price and the post-operation price is the core investment margin in projects of this scale.
The second factor is the Gulf investment partnership injecting more than USD 100 million, alongside the fact that the construction arm belongs to the same group. Both are solvency signals that reduce the risk of execution stalling or being pushed back.
The third factor is the breadth of the unit mix, from a 72 sqm apartment up to a 276 sqm duplex and standalone villas, which widens the pool of buyers on resale. Sharing a border with Aliva adds to that, since a unit inside a connected, built-out belt has historically priced higher than one in an isolated project.
Hassan Allam Properties belongs to Hassan Allam Group, which began as a general contractor in 1936 under engineer Hassan Allam, with the real estate development arm founded in 1999 to work as a boutique developer building smaller communities rather than chasing volume.
Across its history the company has delivered more than 14,300 residential units in over 25 projects and phases, with a team of more than 790 people, led by chief executive Mohamed Allam.
The structural advantage is that the construction arm sits inside the same group and ranks among the largest contractors in the region, so execution never goes out to a third party, which shows in delivery schedules and workmanship.
The portfolio spreads across East and West Cairo, the North Coast and Ain Sokhna, mixing residential, coastal and commercial developments.
| Project | Location | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Swan Lake Residences | New Cairo | Integrated residential, 460 acres |
| Swan Lake North Coast | Ras El Hekma | Coastal |
| Haptown | Mostakbal City | Integrated residential, 250 acres |
| Little Venice | Ain Sokhna | Coastal golf resort |
| Swan Lake West | 6th of October | Residential, 160 acres |
| Seasons Residence | New Cairo | Residential |
Inside the city the developer runs two other projects serving segments quite different from Park Central, alongside the villa phase inside the project itself.
Haptown was its first project in the heart of the city, spanning 250 acres with a frontage on the Mohamed Bin Zayed Axis, and it runs ahead of Park Central on the delivery calendar since handovers in its earlier phases have already begun.
The developer also launched its newest commercial and medical destination inside it, with offices, clinics and retail serving the whole belt rather than its own residents only.
The Valleys is a low-rise villa community of more than 600 fully finished homes spread across standalone villas, twin houses and townhouses.
It serves buyers looking for a smaller and more private community than the larger apartment sectors, at a higher price bracket per unit.
Park Central Villas completes the picture as a phase inside the project itself, with fully finished villas overlooking the central park. It is the middle option between Park Central apartments and The Valleys villas for anyone wanting a villa without leaving the core of the project.
These are the closest alternatives to Park Central, whether by direct adjacency inside the south-eastern belt or by similarity in scale, price bracket and dominant unit type.
Aliva is the adjoining neighbour by Mountain View across 638 acres. It leads on the water element with a lagoon fronted by sandy beaches and five specialised parks, and it offers a lower down payment starting at 1.5% with earlier delivery in 2027, while Park Central leads on the smaller entry point with its 72 sqm apartment.
South along Al Amal Axis sits The Butterfly by Madinet Masr on 238 acres, the closest match to Park Central in urban philosophy with wide open spaces and a low building ratio, and it allows a longer installment span reaching 12 years.
Neopolis by Wadi Degla across 545 acres comes close on scale with a 0% down payment, though it is limited to apartments and duplexes. Haptown in the first phase suits buyers wanting the same developer with faster delivery and retail already trading.
| Project | Phase | Total Area | Unit Types | Smallest Unit | Lowest Down Payment | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Park Central | Second | 285 acres | Apartments, penthouses, duplexes, townhouses, twin houses, villas | 72 sqm | 5% | 2029 |
| Aliva | Second | 638 acres | Apartments, duplexes, penthouses, i-villas, townhouses, villas | 115 sqm | 1.5% | 2027 |
| Neopolis | Second | 545 acres | Apartments and duplexes | 115 sqm | 0% | 2028 – 2030 |
| Haptown | First | 250 acres | Apartments, duplexes, townhouses, twin houses, villas | 115 sqm | 5% | 2026 – 2029 |
The project comes down to five points: 285 acres wrapped around a 15-acre central park, the largest inside a residential project in the city.
A 15% building footprint with green pockets and water canals between blocks; a Gulf investment partnership exceeding USD 100 million; an entry point of 72 sqm at EGP 7,500,000 with a 5% down payment.
Fully finished units with construction running since 2025 for delivery in 2029.
To check available units in each sector along with the latest prices and the payment plans currently on offer, reach the sales team on +201091980629 or on WhatsApp
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Park Central Compound sits in south-east Mostakbal City within the second phase, sharing a fence line with Aliva. It is reached via Al Amal Axis and the Middle Ring Road, and lies 10 minutes from the Cairo–Suez Road.
Apartment prices start at EGP 7,500,000 for a one-bedroom unit of 72 sqm on the installment plan, and the price per meter ranges between EGP 90,909 and EGP 112,500 depending on unit type and size.
The down payment is fixed at 5%, followed by another 5% after three months, with an installment span of 8 to 10 years interest free in equal quarterly payments. The reservation fee is EGP 200,000 and is deducted from the down payment.
The project spans two plots of 140 and 145 acres, with its districts split between The Great Lawn, The Terraces, The Signatures, The Cliff Villas and the commercial Promenade around the central park.
Announced handover is the second quarter of 2029, with construction running on site since May 2025, and units are delivered fully finished across both the apartment sectors and the villa districts.
The project is 10 minutes from the New Administrative Capital and only 5 minutes from Madinaty and El Shorouk, while Cairo International Airport is 22 minutes away and the American University 20 minutes.
The Park Central Compound hotline is +201091980629, where you can check available units in each sector, the latest prices and the details of the plans currently running.
For enquiries about Hassan Allam projects inside Mostakbal City and to book a site visit, the dedicated line is +201091980629, available daily.
The south-east of Mostakbal City beside Aliva, reached from the Al Amal Axis and the Middle Ring Road