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Office Space in Pagoda Business Tower
Pagoda Business Tower, Central Business District
Unit details
- Type
- Office Space
- Area
- 39 m²
- Finishing
- Fully finished
- Delivery
- November 2029
- Seller
- From the developer
- Listing number
- 8319E7
Price per m² against the area
This unit's price per m² next to the typical price of the same type around it. The typical price is the middle price of the units on offer.
Payment plans
- Down payment
- 10% 355,000 EGP
- Instalment term
- 10 years
- Monthly equivalent
- 26,625 EGP
A rough calculation on the unit price, in equal instalments and without interest. Confirm the final figures with the seller.
Other units in Pagoda Business Tower
| Type | Bedrooms | Area | Phase | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shop | 34 m² | 7,700,000 EGP |
The project
- Under construction
- Delivery 2029
- 4 amenities
Pagoda Business Tower is a commercial and administrative building by Akadia in the Central Business District of the New Capital City. The plot stands in front of the monorail station and the Iconic Tower, a short walk from the Green River and the Bin Zayed Axis, on a street 90 meters wide with a view over a main square. Floor plans show shops on the ground, first and second floors, served by escalators and elevators, with typical floors above dedicated to offices. Shops and offices are offered as core and shell or fully finished. Planned facilities include backup generators, a management company, CCTV monitoring around the clock, green areas, meeting rooms and a VIP lounge. The district sits near the government district to the east and looks onto the central park and residential neighborhoods to the north and south. Akadia Developments presents the tower as its second project in the center of the New Administrative Capital, following an earlier development in the downtown area. Pagoda suits retailers who want frontage in a busy business district, and companies, consultants and investors looking for offices close to the main axes and the public transport of the capital.
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