Mountain View Ras El Hekma

Mountain View Ras El Hekma spans 500 feddans inside Ras El Hekma bay on the North Coast, home to 4,759 units across 12 Greek-styled islands designed by the CallisonRTKL and DMA alliance, with chalet prices starting from EGP 25,211,238 currently. The land is organised into 12 Greek-named islands and districts — Acropolis, Santorini, Mykonos, Paros, Evia, Crete and more — with over half the site reserved for greenery, lagoons and water features around roughly 1,371 planned residential buildings.

What sets the project apart is how staggered its delivery cycle is. The Diplomats village has been handed over and operating for years with an active rental and resale scene; Evia is nearing completion with an announced finish date of June 2026; Rhodes Island — built on the highest point of the site — hands over about two years from contract, and Crete, terraced down a sea-facing slope, in roughly three. Skala, at around 41 feddans, is the newest island to launch.

Pricing follows the same ladder. Developer chalets of 92–125 sqm start near EGP 25.21M, townhouses from EGP 25.21M in Evia, and island launches climb to EGP 36.6M on Rhodes and EGP 39.34M on Crete currently — while resale opens the door far lower, from EGP 6.7M in the oldest phases. Payment runs from 10% down over 7 years to 5% down over 8, with cash discounts reaching 20%, all wrapped around an ~800m private beach, a 40,000 sqm swimmable crystal lagoon and an in-community five-star beach hotel.

three reasons make buying here a calculated decision. First, the location sits inside the Ras El Hekma deal zone itself, where sovereign and international developer capital is concentrating — a price driver that is hard to replicate. Second, resale depth: entries from EGP 6.7M against a EGP 25.2M developer start mean real liquidity and multiple entry points. Third, the project is not a paper promise — Diplomats has operated for years, Evia is at the handover threshold, and cash discounts reach 20% for buyers maximising their margin from day one.