Vinci Compound New Capital City

Vinci New Capital City

Vinci New Capital City is a residential compound by Misr Italia Properties over 110 feddans in the R7 residential district, designed with an Italian character inspired by the town of Vinci where Da Vinci was born. Prices start from EGP 8,900,000 for a three-bedroom apartment, with a 5% down payment and instalments up to 12 years, and the nearest residential handover is September 2026.

Current availability is just 10 units across apartments, duplexes, a townhouse and one retail unit. That means your options are limited, but it also means the project is in its delivery stage — a buyer today is not waiting years on paper. The small remaining stock moves quickly, so ask what is still available before booking a viewing.

Where is Vinci located?

Vinci sits in the R7 residential district of the New Capital. From the project data, it is close to the Government District, the Presidential Palace, the Medical City, Al Massa Hotel, the Central Bank, the Diplomatic District, the Opera House, the Investment City and the Academic City. The circle around it holds jobs and services, not just housing.

The roads serving the project are the Middle Ring Road, the Suez Road, the Northern Bin Zayed Axis and the Ain Sokhna Road. Its neighbours are well-known New Capital compounds: IL Bosco, La Vista City and El Maqsad — a part of the city that is already active, not a far edge.

Vinci New Capital City master plan

The Vinci New Capital City master plan divides the land into 8 districts, each with its own character. The bigger share of the land goes to greenery and water features while buildings take the smaller footprint, and from the project data standalone villas take about 70% of the built area — so the compound feels like a villa community rather than rows of apartment blocks.

Inside the plan there is a swimmable crystal lagoon and a 5-kilometre walkway looping the project with tracks for walking, running and cycling. If you want to see where each unit type stands from the lagoon and the services, ask for the full master plan on WhatsApp through the page button.

Apartments for sale in Vinci New Capital City

Apartments for sale in Vinci New Capital City come as a three-bedroom, three-bathroom layout from 156 to 205 square metres, with 6 units available. The duplex is also three bedrooms and three bathrooms, from 218 up to 340 square metres, with 2 units left.

For a bigger family home there is a townhouse with three bedrooms and four bathrooms at 255 square metres — one unit available. On the commercial side, a single 114-square-metre retail unit is on offer for anyone after a shop inside a compound handing over soon. The project's earlier releases included twin houses and standalone villas, but today's stock is these four types.

Vinci New Capital City prices and price per square metre

Vinci New Capital City prices for apartments run from EGP 8,900,000 to EGP 12,000,000, which works out to roughly EGP 57,000 per square metre on the entry apartment. The duplex is EGP 10,900,000; calculated on its smallest area that is about EGP 50,000 per square metre — a reasonable rate for that much space.

The townhouse is EGP 18,300,000, around EGP 72,000 per square metre, and the retail unit is EGP 16,700,000 for 114 square metres — about EGP 146,500 per metre, which is normal for commercial space priced on income logic rather than housing logic. All figures are approximate, calculated from the lowest price over the smallest area, and the market keeps moving, so confirm the latest price on WhatsApp.

Vinci New Capital City payment plans

Vinci New Capital City payment plans start with 5% down across all types, then instalments over 12 years for residential units and 8 years for the retail unit. A worked example on the entry apartment: EGP 445,000 down, leaving EGP 8,455,000 over 144 months — about EGP 59,000 a month, approximate and before any fees or adjustments.

The duplex starts with EGP 545,000 down and the townhouse with EGP 915,000, both on the long residential plan. The retail unit takes EGP 835,000 down with the rest over 96 months, so its instalment comes to roughly EGP 165,000 a month — heavier than the residential plans because the term is shorter and the price higher.

Vinci handover dates

Handover in the project data is staged: the retail unit in April 2026 — the earliest — then apartments and duplexes in September 2026, and the townhouse in February 2028. The nearest residential handover is less than a year away.

The useful part of this equation is that instalments stretch years beyond handover: you receive your apartment while still early in the payment schedule, so you can live in it or rent it out while the instalments run. That matters when you compare against projects delivering in 2029 or 2030 on similar terms.

Services and amenities inside Vinci

The swimmable crystal lagoon anchors the leisure side of the project, joined by swimming pools of varying depths for children and adults, sports clubs and a clubhouse with a health club. The long walkway makes daily exercise part of the place itself instead of a trip outside the compound.

There is also a commercial area inside the project for shopping and daily needs, an underground garage that keeps cars off the internal streets, and round-the-clock security with surveillance cameras. That level of daily operation serves an actual resident, not just an investor's spreadsheet.

Misr Italia Properties projects

Misr Italia Properties has been in the market since 1998 and is known for concept-driven projects and partnerships with major design houses: for Vinci it worked with CallisonRTKL, DMA and Hany Saad Innovations studio.

On Masharf, the developer has 5 projects across the New Capital, the North Coast and New Cairo, so you can compare their prices and sizes side by side before deciding. Vinci is its flagship residential project in the New Capital.

New Capital City compounds in numbers

The New Capital holds 90 projects by 47 developers in the Masharf catalogue, with area prices starting from EGP 2,034,400. It is the largest single-city cluster of projects in Egypt, and every major developer name holds land there.

What pulls developers in is the concentration of government, banks and companies: the Government District, the Diplomatic District and the Medical City are all sources of housing and rental demand that no other new city matches at this density. Vinci's spot in R7 puts it within easy reach of those demand sources.

Who is Vinci right for?

Picture an employee or a doctor whose work will be in the Government District or the Medical City: a 156-square-metre apartment with EGP 445,000 down, handed over in September 2026, cutting out a long daily commute from Cairo. Or a family after duplex space of 218 square metres and up at around EGP 50,000 per metre — a rate hard to find for that much space in a compound delivering next year.

It will not fit you if your budget sits under EGP 8 million, or if you want a standalone villa available now — the current stock has none. Either way, we have plenty of alternatives in and around the New Capital; message us on WhatsApp and we will shortlist what fits your budget.

Where is Vinci in the New Capital?

In the R7 residential district, close to the Government District, Al Massa Hotel and the Diplomatic District, reached from the Middle Ring Road, the Northern Bin Zayed Axis, the Suez Road and the Ain Sokhna Road. Its neighbours are IL Bosco, La Vista City and El Maqsad.

How much is an apartment in Vinci?

Apartments run from EGP 8,900,000 to EGP 12,000,000 for 156 to 205 square metres, at a calculated rate of about EGP 57,000 per square metre. Only 6 apartments remain, so confirm availability and the latest prices on WhatsApp.

Who is the developer of Vinci?

Misr Italia Properties, operating since 1998, with 5 projects listed on Masharf across the New Capital, the North Coast and New Cairo. Vinci's design brought together CallisonRTKL, DMA and Hany Saad Innovations.

When is Vinci's handover?

The retail unit in April 2026, apartments and duplexes in September 2026, and the townhouse in February 2028 — with instalments continuing after handover to the end of their term.