Sixty Three New Capital

Sixty Three New Administrative Capital is an administrative and commercial tower under construction, developed by Al Burouj Misr Real Estate Development on plot B3-21, covering 7,416 sqm in the Government and Financial District. Prices at Sixty Three start from EGP 4,918,000 for a 54 sqm administrative unit, with a 10% down payment and installments over up to 8 years, as of the last update in October 2026. Figures in other available offers differ.

About Sixty Three New Administrative Capital

The project is a single building with a ground floor, 7 typical floors and 3 parking levels, with a built-up area of about 5,900 sqm and a floor plate of about 2,250 sqm. Each floor has 5 elevators, the ground floor is 6.5 meters high, corridors are 2 meters wide, and there is a 35-meter gap between the two buildings on the plot. The loading factor ranges from 25% to 29%, and the consultant is Memaar.

The building houses offices and shops even though it is called a mall, so ask how activities are distributed across the floors you want to buy on.

Sixty Three location in the Financial District

The project is in the Government and Financial District of the New Administrative Capital, within walking distance of the Central Bank of Egypt and the Egyptian Exchange. The Allianz building is on its right, Union Air on its left and WE behind it. The main distances are:

• Central Bank and the Egyptian Exchange: walking distance.
• Al Masa Hotel: a few minutes on foot.
• New Administrative Capital Airport: about 30 minutes by car.
• North Bin Zayed Axis: direct access.

Also see East Tower Mall New Capital and White 14 Tower Mall New Capital.

Unit sizes and types

The announced units are administrative, with sizes starting from 54 sqm, and offices of 85 and 121 sqm are available. No detailed tables are published for the other sizes, so we recommend asking for the actual plan of the floor you want.

Sixty Three prices and payment plans

Prices at Sixty Three start from EGP 4,918,000 for a 54 sqm unit. Note that this figure differs slightly from the size multiplied by the announced price per meter. An 85 sqm office costs about EGP 6.97 million and a 121 sqm office about EGP 9.69 million. The price details are:

• The price per meter starts from EGP 91,000.
• The price per meter is around EGP 80,000 in some examples.
• A 10% launch discount for early bookings.
• A booking deposit of EGP 25,000.

For payment, the launch offer is a 10% down payment with equal, interest-free installments over up to 8 years, and other plans are available: 10% down over 6 years, 15% down over 5 years, and 20% down over 6 years. Delivery is in 2028, which is 3 years after signing the contract. The finishing level is not specified, so ask for the delivery specifications in writing.

The developer

The developer is Al Burouj Misr Real Estate Development, which has more than 15 years in the market and works in finishing and decoration within the group. The project presents itself as a new addition to the Financial District, so we recommend reviewing the progress of works and the contract specifications before paying.

Facilities and services

The announced services in the tower include:

• 5 panoramic elevators and escalators on every floor.
• Meeting rooms on several floors, a main meeting hall on the ground floor and a visitor reception lounge.
• Restaurants, cafes, ATMs and a children’s play area.
• Round-the-clock security, surveillance cameras, and daily cleaning and maintenance.
• A smart building system (lighting, air conditioning and central security), high-speed internet, central air conditioning and a backup solar power network alongside generators.
• Indoor green spaces, a glass facade and parking across 3 levels.

Who Sixty Three suits

The tower suits companies that want an office close to the banks, financial institutions and the stock exchange, and investors who want small administrative units starting from 54 sqm to rent out. Because the published prices are relatively high per meter, compare the expected rental return with neighboring areas and check the loading factor calculated on your unit.

Why do investors look at the Financial District?

The Government and Financial District holds the Central Bank, the Egyptian Exchange and a number of bank and insurance company headquarters, which creates steady demand for small and mid-sized offices from companies tied to financial activity. Sixty Three is in this district within walking distance of its most important institutions, and that is what the project’s marketing rests on. On the other hand, the published price per meter, starting from EGP 91,000, is high compared with other administrative units, so an investor needs to compare the expected rental return carefully.

Questions about the tower before you pay

• What finishing level is written in the contract? The data does not specify it.
• What is the final loading factor, given that it ranges from 25% to 29%?
• Is the 10% early-booking discount still valid?
• What is the written delivery schedule and the penalty for delay?

We also advise visiting the site and following the completion rate, since the project is under construction and the announced 2028 delivery depends on how the works progress.

If your goal is to rent out, ask what the delivered units look like (open plan or divided into offices), whether the tower can host large companies, and how the building will be managed after handover, including how maintenance fees are collected and shared among owners. Enough parking for visitors and staff is also a factor in the success of any office in the Financial District, so ask how many parking spaces are allocated to each unit.

Why buy Sixty Three through West Capital

We follow the New Administrative Capital market daily and review the prices announced on available listings and by developers, so we do not simply pass along a single number. When you contact us about Sixty Three you get:

• An updated list of available units with their sizes, prices and payment plans, explaining the differences between what various listings show.
• An impartial comparison with Financial District and Downtown towers such as East Tower, White 14 and Capital Gate on price, down payment, installment period and delivery date.
• Help arranging a viewing and following the booking and contracting steps with the developer, with no extra fees for you.
• A review of the contract terms and the delivery schedule before you sign, to fix the dates and the penalties for delay.

For more options, browse projects in the New Administrative Capital, learn about Al Burouj Misr Real Estate Development, and compare with East Tower Mall New Capital, White 14 Tower Mall New Capital, Capital Gate Mall New Capital and Legacy Tower Mall New Capital. See also our guide to malls in the New Administrative Capital.

Sixty Three FAQ

Where is Sixty Three in the New Administrative Capital?

In the Government and Financial District on plot B3-21, within walking distance of the Central Bank and the Egyptian Exchange, next to Allianz and Union Air with WE behind it (October 2026).

How big is Sixty Three?

The plot is 7,416 sqm and the built-up area is about 5,900 sqm, with a ground floor, 7 typical floors and 3 parking levels.

What are the starting prices at Sixty Three?

They start from EGP 4,918,000 for a 54 sqm unit, and an 85 sqm office costs about EGP 6.97 million. Figures differ by phase.

What is the payment plan at Sixty Three?

A 10% down payment with equal installments over up to 8 years, and other plans of 5 to 6 years with down payments of 10% to 20%.

What is the announced delivery date for Sixty Three?

The announced date is 2028, which is 3 years after signing the contract, so write the date into the contract.

What unit types are at Sixty Three?

Administrative units starting from 54 sqm, and also shops, with panoramic elevators, meeting rooms and parking across 3 levels.

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