Ministry of Housing Offers Investment Land Plots in New Alamein and New Port Said
The Ministry of Housing has launched investment land plots in New Alamein and New Port Said, with applications for Alamein opening on November 1 and closing for Port Said on November 5.
The Ministry of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities announced the offering of a group of land plots as investment opportunities in the cities of New Alamein and New Port Said, as part of supporting the investment climate and attracting investments to new cities, according to Al-Ahali newspaper.
Minister of Housing Randa Al-Monshawy stated that applications for investment opportunities in New Alamein will open on November 1, 2026, via the foreign investment portal on the New Urban Communities Authority website, highlighting the necessity of completing the creation and activation of the e-wallet on the portal. She added that the terms and specifications booklet for New Port Said is available at the city authority's headquarters, and applications will remain open until November 5, 2026.
Head of the New Alamein City Development Authority Mohamed Khalaf Allah explained that the offerings include plots in the central services area on the C3 road, including Plot 22 with an area of 4,136.2 square meters for commercial-hotel activity, Plot 25 with an area of 4,663.2 square meters for commercial activity, and Plot 29 with an area of 4,490.09 square meters for commercial activity, in addition to plots for commercial-administrative-residential use, a residential plot spanning 5,550 square meters, and two plots measuring 33.4 and 47.9 feddans for mixed-use urban development south of the International Coastal Road.
In New Port Said, Head of the City Development Authority Ashraf Al-Samaliji stated that 20 land plots were offered for residential and mixed-use activities, comprising 12 residential plots and 8 mixed-use plots, with allocation to take place via a public lottery on November 10, 2026. He confirmed that the plots can be inspected during official working hours.
What do these terms mean?
Public Lottery: A method for distributing land or units among eligible applicants, where selections are made randomly in front of the public.
E-wallet: A digital account on the government entity's portal used to pay application fees and track requests.
Mixed-use: Allocating land for multiple activities together, such as residential, commercial, and administrative, rather than a single activity.
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