Ogami Ras El Hekma North Coast-Sahel

Ogami Ras El Hekma North Coast-Sahel, honestly

Ogami Ras El Hekma North Coast-Sahel is a village by SODIC on 440 feddans at kilometre 205 of the Alexandria to Matrouh road. The cheapest unit is a 123 m² two-bedroom chalet at EGP 18,843,300. Everything comes with 5% down and 7 or 8 years of instalments depending on the type, and the earliest handover is for the twin houses in September 2028.

What sets Ogami apart is a partnership with Nobu, the international brand that will run a hotel, a restaurant and residences under its name inside the village. That explains why some small units cost far more than larger ones. We go into it below so you do not pay for something you do not want.

Who is Ogami for?

The village has 11 unit models, from a studio to a 5-bedroom villa, on land graded so the sea is visible from as many units as possible. That makes it suit several kinds of buyer.

A family that wants a summer home with decent space

The chalets fit best here. The two-bedroom chalet starts at 123 m², and the three-bedroom is 182 m² from EGP 26,339,000. These are among the cheapest square metres in the village, so you get family-sized space at a reasonable price for Ras El Hekma.

Someone who wants the keys early

The twin houses are handed over in September 2028, the townhouses and villas in September 2029, and the chalets and apartments in 2030. If you want to walk from your own home to the sea sooner, the houses get you there first.

Someone who wants a unit with hotel service

The small apartments and the studio are priced far above their size. If what you want is a unit with hotel management and service, rented out without the hassle, ask about these units specifically and their connection with Nobu.

Which unit in Ogami gives the most for the money?

Divide each price by its area and Ogami has about the widest range of prices per m² we have seen: from about 145,000 to about 613,000. Some comparisons change the decision:

• Twin house against the 3-bedroom villa: the villa starts at 189 m² for EGP 48,968,000, and the twin house is 268 m² from EGP 51,317,000. So the twin house is 79 m² larger for only EGP 2,349,000 more, and is handed over a year earlier. The twin house works out at about 191,500 per m² and the villa at about 259,000.
• Townhouse against the 3-bedroom apartment: the apartment starts at 161 m² for EGP 30,049,000 and the townhouse at 226 m² for EGP 34,006,000. The townhouse is 65 m² larger for under 4 million more, and is handed over about a year earlier.
• The 3-bedroom chalet: about 144,700 per m², the cheapest square metre in the whole village.
• The studio and the one-bedroom: about 613,000 and 353,000 per m². These are not prices for space; they are prices for location and service.

There is also a payment point many people miss. The 3-bedroom chalet is paid over 7 years and the 3-bedroom apartment over 8. So their monthly instalments are almost the same (about 298,000 and 297,000), even though the chalet is about 3.7 million cheaper. In other words, the chalet is paid off sooner for the same instalment.

The details are under payment plans, and every model is listed under units.

Ogami phases with their own pages

Two districts have separate pages, and they are the cheapest ways into the village:

• Botanica Town: from EGP 18,843,300, the cheapest way in.
• Water Chalet: from EGP 22,753,000, the difference being the view onto the water.

The gap between the two starting prices is about 3.9 million. If water right in front of the chalet matters to you, Water Chalet is the one to look at. If not, Botanica saves you that difference.

Price per m² in Ogami against its Ras El Hekma neighbours

Ogami sits in the middle of a large cluster of villages, so the comparison is direct. Using the price per m² of each one's cheapest unit:

• La Vista Ras El Hekma, under 1 km away: around EGP 140,000 per m².
• Hyde Park North - Seashore, 3 km away: around EGP 143,800 per m².
• Koun, 2.4 km away: around EGP 162,000 per m².
• Caesar, same developer, 1.9 km away: around EGP 195,200 per m².
• Hacienda West, 3.4 km away: around EGP 197,000 per m².
• Mountain View Ras El Hekma, 3.6 km away: around EGP 230,800 per m².

Ogami's chalets, at about 153,000 per m² for the cheapest unit, sit in the middle of the circle: slightly dearer than La Vista and Seashore, and clearly cheaper than Caesar, its neighbour by the same developer, and Hacienda West. So if you want SODIC in Ras El Hekma at the lowest price per metre, Ogami's chalets are about 42,000 per m² cheaper than Caesar.

What sets Ogami apart from other Ras El Hekma villages?

Most Ras El Hekma villages are alike: a beach, pools and chalets. Ogami has three genuinely different features, each with an effect on your unit's value:

• Graded land: levels are set so the sea is visible from as many units as possible, each row higher than the one in front. So your unit is more likely to see the sea than in a flat village, but ask about your unit's exact level.
• Nobu inside the village: a hotel, a restaurant and residences managed by an international brand. That raises the standard of operation across the village and brings visitors all season, which helps anyone planning to rent.
• The Japanese character: the name comes from the Japanese island of Ogami, and the design uses calm colours without architectural clutter. That is a matter of taste that some will love and others will not, so look at the pictures and master plan before you decide.

For an investor, a branded hotel inside the village matters, because hotels keep a place running outside the summer days too. For a family that only wants a summer home, what matters most is the beach, the quiet and the distance from the unit to the sea, and that is what to ask about before anything else.

Who is the developer of Ogami?

SODIC develops it, and in Ras El Hekma alone it has Ogami, Caesar and June. In Cairo it has SODIC East and Villette, and in the west The Estates Residence and Karmell.

So this is a developer with coastal villages that are delivered and running, which you can visit to see the standard of operation and maintenance before you decide. That is what matters most on the coast, because a village is measured by how it is run after handover, not by its brochure.

Why Ras El Hekma?

Ogami is at kilometre 205, reached by the International Coastal Road and the El Dabaa road, with El Alamein Airport and New Alamein City in the nearby area.

See it on the map under location, or browse the other villages on the Ras El Hekma page.

Things to know before you book in Ogami

• Instalments run 7 years for some types and 8 for others. Compare the monthly instalment, not only the total price.
• For the expensive small units, ask how they are managed and rented, and whether they are linked to the part Nobu runs.
• The finishing level is not recorded with us for each unit. Ask for the specification in writing.
• Read the pros and cons and the amenities above.

Your next step

Choose between the chalets and the houses according to the handover date and instalment that suit you, then turn to the FAQs for any question.

If you want to know whether a particular unit is still available and what it looks onto, message Masharf on WhatsApp from the button on this page, and we will send you what is available with a written offer.