1. The phase in numbers
Three unit sizes have been announced:
One bedroom — 50 m², starting from EGP 6,250,000.
Two bedrooms — 105 m².
Three bedrooms — 126 m².
The published price per square metre for the phase runs between EGP 105,000 and 125,000.
Which means you can work out the approximate range for the larger units yourself: a 105 m² two-bedroom falls roughly between EGP 11 and 13.1 million, and a 126 m² three-bedroom roughly between EGP 13.2 and 15.7 million.
⚠️ Those two ranges are calculated from the official price-per-metre band, not quoted prices. The only officially confirmed figure so far is EGP 6,250,000 for the one-bedroom; the rest will firm up when the brochure is released.
2. The payment plan
This phase carries different terms from the rest of Taj City:
5% down · installments up to 10 years · delivery within 4 years.
On a EGP 6,250,000 unit, the down payment works out at EGP 312,500, with the balance spread over ten years.
Worth flagging: the other Taj City phases have lighter down payments and longer terms — from 1.5% down over up to 12 years. So if the down payment is your binding constraint, an older phase may actually be within closer reach despite the higher price.
That principle is set out in full in the lowest down payments in New Cairo compounds: what you have available today decides the unit, not the headline price.
3. What "expression of interest" actually means
At the time of writing the phase has no official brochure and no official name yet, unlike the other phases (Origami · Origami Golf · Clubside Residence · Elect · Kinda).
What is happening now is that the developer is collecting expressions of interest — registering the names of interested buyers before reservations formally open.
This is not a formality. On phases that see real demand, your position in that queue affects three things:
Unit selection. The better floors, aspects and layouts go to the top of the list.
Price. First-release pricing is typically below the pricing that applies once the phase opens formally and inventory starts moving.
Terms. There is sometimes an exceptional launch payment plan that closes afterwards.
Registering now carries no cost and no commitment, and it puts you at the front of the queue.
4. Where this phase sits within Taj City
Entry prices per unit type across the project:
Final phase — 1 bedroom, 50 m², from EGP 6,250,000.
Origami Golf — 1 bedroom, 81 m², from EGP 7,700,000 · 2 bedrooms, 114-117 m², from EGP 10,800,000 · townhouse, 155 m², from EGP 20,200,000.
Origami — 2 bedrooms, 114-130 m², from EGP 10,500,000 · one-bedroom loft, 115 m², from EGP 11,500,000.
Kinda — administrative offices, 56-177 m², from EGP 12,400,000.
And several phases have already been delivered with residents in place: Taj Sultan · Chalia · Lake Park · Park Residence.
That ordering makes something clear: the final phase is the lowest entry point in the entire project by a wide margin — around EGP 1.5 million below the next cheapest. The reason is unit size (50 m² against 81 m²), not a cheaper metre. On the contrary, its price per metre is among the highest in the project.
So if you compare on price per metre, the older phases can work out better value. If you compare on total outlay, the final phase is the lowest.
5. Who this phase suits
The investor with a defined budget. EGP 6.25 million at 5% down means entering a fully serviced project for under a third of a million in cash. And small units (50 m²) are the easiest to let and to resell in the Egyptian market.
The first-time buyer. A one-bedroom in a city with services already running is a sensible starting point.
Anyone who wants a unit in a place that already works — which is the point that separates Taj City from most alternatives.
Who it does not suit: a family that needs space now. Four years is a long delivery window, and the faster-delivering phases in the same project cost more.
6. The advantage most buyers overlook
Most comparisons stop at price and size. But there is a fundamental difference between buying into a project that is still desert, and buying into one with actual residents, working utilities and open shops.
Taj City is the second case. Delivered phases mean the roads exist, the utilities run, retail has started opening, and a community has formed.
That removes the two biggest risks in buying off-plan: delay risk (the developer has demonstrably delivered) and isolation risk (you will not be living in an empty place).
The trade-off is a higher entry point than newer projects — compared in detail in Taj City or Sarai?.
Conclusion
The final residential phase in Taj City offers the lowest entry point in the project (EGP 6,250,000) at 5% down over 10 years, delivered within 4 years, in a city that already functions rather than a project on paper.
The practical decision is simple: the brochure is not out, registration is open, and registering costs nothing. If this genuinely interests you, register and wait for the details — better than waiting for the launch and finding the best units already reserved.
Register your interest and get the details as soon as they are released · see the other phases with prices on the Taj City page · and questions on down payments and discounts are answered in our FAQ.