
Elite Corporate Building For Rent Sarayat 2,500 m² Super Luxe Finishing
EGP 1,000,000
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Buildings in Sarayat
Sarayat is a sought-after area for property buyers and renters in Egypt. Explore apartments, villas, compounds and commercial units in Sarayat — with up-to-date prices, listings, and the best places to live or invest, on Regypt.
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EGP 1,000,000
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EGP 2,900,000
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EGP 740,000
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EGP 40,000,000
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EGP 306,000
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EGP 175,000
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For Sale · Commercial
75.0M EGP
2 listings
For Rent · Commercial
1.2M EGP/mo
6 listings
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Building options in Sarayat vary between properties available for sale and buildings available for rent, with clear differences in size, permitted uses, finishing condition, and the location of each building within the area.
These properties can suit companies, investors, and those looking for an entire building for administrative or commercial use, as well as some options that can be used for residential or investment purposes.
Prices of Building in Sarayat vary significantly because a property's value does not depend on size alone.
It is also affected by its location, land and built-up area, number of floors, permitted use, finishing condition, licenses, and the potential to fully utilize the property.
Current property data on Regypt shows an average of approximately EGP 50.9 million for buildings listed for sale, while the average rental price is around EGP 1 million per month. These figures reflect current listings and should not be considered fixed prices for every building in the area.
Buying an entire building provides greater control over the property's use and management compared with purchasing an individual unit.
A building can be suitable for a company that needs an independent headquarters or for an investor looking for a property that can be operated or rented out, depending on the building's characteristics and available licenses.
Renting an entire building can be suitable for companies that need a large headquarters without taking on the cost of purchasing the property, especially when the building is equipped for administrative or commercial use.
Rental prices vary according to size, location, facilities, building condition, and permitted use. Therefore, it is preferable to compare several properties before making a decision.
Large buildings can be suitable for companies that need an independent headquarters with multiple departments or a large number of employees.
These properties offer greater flexibility in arranging offices, meeting rooms, and workspaces compared with renting a small office unit.
When choosing a building for administrative use, it is important to consider the number of floors, the area of each floor, the number of bathrooms, entrances, elevators, and the possibility of providing parking spaces, as well as how easily employees and clients can access the headquarters.
You should also make sure that the intended administrative activity is compatible with the building's legal use and license before signing a purchase or rental contract.
Some buildings may be suitable for commercial or service activities that require a large space or an independent location, particularly when the property is easily accessible and its location serves the intended business.
However, being located in a suitable area does not automatically mean that a building can be used for any commercial activity.
Licenses and permitted uses should therefore be reviewed to ensure that the intended business can legally operate from the property.
It is also useful to assess the surrounding area, how suitable the location is for customers, supplier access, and parking availability before choosing a building for commercial use.
An entire building can be purchased with the aim of renting it out or using it for more than one activity, giving the investor greater control over how the property is used compared with purchasing a single unit.
However, evaluating a building as an investment does not depend on the purchase price alone.
You should also consider maintenance, fit-out, and operating costs, the property's rental potential, expected rental value, building condition, location, and permitted use.
When purchasing a building for rental purposes, it is useful to compare the expected return with the total cost of purchasing and fitting out the property, while also accounting for ongoing expenses and maintenance.
Some buildings may be suitable for residential purposes, particularly when their design and layouts support residential use.
However, the building's appearance or internal layout alone should not be relied upon to determine whether it can legally be used as a residence.
Before buying or renting a building for this purpose, review the relevant documents and licenses and make sure residential use is permitted.
It is also preferable to inspect the layout, number of rooms and bathrooms, condition of utilities, availability of parking, and whether the building meets the family's needs.
In some cases, a building may be suitable for more than one use, such as allocating part of it to offices or commercial activities while using other areas differently.
However this depends on the property's characteristics, licenses, and regulations governing its use.
If the goal is to combine more than one activity, it is preferable to confirm that this is legally permitted before completing the transaction, while also considering how the spaces, entrances, and facilities will be arranged so that the different uses do not interfere with one another.
A large building or an attractive price alone is not enough. When comparing multiple properties, it is preferable to consider several factors at the same time:
| Factor | What Should You Check? |
|---|---|
| Location | Street, accessibility, and proximity to main roads |
| Size | Land area, built-up area, and number of floors |
| Use | Residential, administrative, or commercial according to the license |
| Finishing | Fully finished, semi-finished, or unfinished |
| Utilities | Electricity, water, gas, and telecommunications |
| Entrances | Number of entrances and suitability for the intended activity |
| Parking | Garage or possibility of providing parking spaces |
| Elevator | Number and condition of elevators |
| Licenses | Compatibility of the license with the intended use |
| Building Condition | Building age and required maintenance or renovation |
Two buildings in the same area can have significantly different prices even when their sizes are similar.
This can be due to factors such as the property's location within Sarayat, land area, building coverage, number of floors, finishing condition, availability of a garage, permitted activity, and the condition of utilities and facilities.
For this reason, comparing the price per square meter alone may not provide a complete picture of a building's value, especially for large properties that differ in their potential uses and operating possibilities.
Before making a decision, it is preferable to inspect the building in person and review the documents rather than relying only on photos or the listing description. Key points to review include:
Choosing an entire building is not suitable for every property seeker, if you need a small office or a unit with limited space, comparing offices or full-floor units in Sarayat may be more appropriate.
An entire building becomes more relevant when there is a need for a large amount of space, an independent headquarters, or greater control over the distribution and use of spaces across multiple floors.
If you do not find a suitable building within Sarayat, you can also compare available properties in nearby areas such as New Maadi, Zahraa El Maadi, Maadi Corniche, Old Maadi, and Degla.
Prices, sizes, and permitted uses vary from one area to another, so comparing properties across multiple areas can help you find a property that better matches your budget and intended use.
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FAQ
Sarayat is home to several highly sought-after gated compounds offering premium amenities, security, and community living. Browse the full list of compounds on this page to compare developers, unit types, prices, and availability.
Sarayat is one of Egypt's growing real estate markets with strong demand from both end-users and investors. Key factors include infrastructure development, proximity to business districts, and ongoing compound launches. Regypt's price trend data can help you make an informed investment decision.
Sarayat offers a diverse range of properties including apartments, duplexes, townhouses, twin houses, and standalone villas. Both off-plan and ready-to-move properties are available across various price ranges and compound types.