Palm Hills New Alamein

Palm Hills New Alamein is a 32.5-feddan coastal village inside a year-round city rather than an isolated summer destination. As a Palm Hills North Coast address, it faces the New Alamein towers area and brings beach homes together with a commercial zone, smart services, security and maintenance.

The plan is divided into 45% natural elements, 46% beach residences and 9% commercial use. Choices include apartments, chalets, standalone villas and twin houses as well as commercial spaces, with fully finished or semi-finished condition depending on the property.

Resale across the project currently starts at EGP 5.49 million. Visible chalet choices of 143–149 sqm range from EGP 10.808456 million to EGP 14.677680 million. There is no standard project payment programme; paid balance, remaining amount and handover are specific to each sale.

Investing in Palm Hills New Alamein means owning a coastal home inside a city planned to function all year round, not in a village that depends on the summer season alone. The project lies near the New Alamein Towers, the Mazarin area and El Alamein International Airport, placing it at the heart of a zone that combines housing, tourism, business and public services.

The project covers about 32 feddans, with homes ranging from studios and apartments to chalets, penthouses and villas. This variety lets buyers choose a property that fits how they plan to use it:

• Studios and small apartments: suited to single living and to renting to visitors and people working in the city.
• Family apartments or chalets: suited to summer use, with the option of living there for the rest of the year.
• Penthouses: offer outdoor space and wider views, and target a different buyer from the standard apartment.
• Villas: serve those who need a standalone home and more space for longer stays.

The project's future value shows in its proximity to an area the state is developing into an integrated city with universities, government headquarters, hotels, shopping centres and leisure facilities. These uses widen the potential demand base, so tenants are not limited to holidaymakers looking for a few weeks in summer.

Access via the International Coastal Road and the Wadi El Natrun–El Alamein Road, along with the nearby airport, also helps attract buyers and residents from different areas.

Palm Hills Developments chose to place its New Alamein project inside the fabric of the city itself rather than in an isolated resort along the road, and the difference shows clearly in how it is used. The project covers 32 feddan at Kilo 108, near the towers, the Downtown district and Alamein International Airport, which means roads and urban services operate all year rather than only in summer. Buildings were arranged around gardens and lagoons with a 20-metre-wide promenade, and the company added a Palm Hills mall, a hotel, a social and health club and both indoor and outdoor pools. Retail units within the mall were released alongside studios, apartments, chalets, twin houses and villas. Ready homes are available together with others carrying different dates, so a buyer can check actual condition, area and amounts already paid before reserving. Choosing between a ready home and one with a later delivery date is what settles the payment route that suits each buyer.