Read the city before you buy into it. This guide lists more than 1,300 service entries in Obour — pharmacies, hospitals, clinics, schools, restaurants, shopping, and home services — with names, addresses, phones, and sources. Alongside them: districts, prices, developers, and everything you need before making a decision.
City snapshot
New Obour is a planned city under the New Urban Communities Authority. Published planning data points to a total area of roughly 59,000 feddans and a built-up mass of about 22,000 feddans. The practical importance of these numbers is not their size alone, but the difference in service maturity between districts.
- ~59,000 feddans · total planned area
- ~22,000 feddans · built-up mass
- 2016 · city establishment decree
Understand the difference between Obour and New Obour →
How to read the map
There is no "best district" without knowing your goal. In a city growing in phases, the decision to move now is different from the decision to buy early. This is a starting map to narrow your search, then visit the site and the documents.
Land or early purchase
Long-term residence or medium-horizon investment
Quieter living with larger spaces
Faster move-in and practical living
Field inspection cannot be replaced by a photo or map.
Five questions that protect your decision
- Is the project deliverable? Can you visit it today?
- Who manages after delivery, and with what experience?
- Is construction funding visible and verifiable?
- Does the contract detail specifications and costs?
- What is the build ratio, height, and space quality?