Office space in Egypt

Egypt runs the largest office market in North Africa, anchored by Cairo and the fast-growing New Cairo planned business district, with regional supply in Alexandria and Giza. Pricing is accessible by regional standards. Flexify covers Egyptian workspaces across serviced, managed and coworking product with live availability across Cairo, the planned cities and the Mediterranean coast.
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Office spaces in Egypt

A selection of the best workspaces in Egypt
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Office spaces in Egypt

A selection of the best workspaces in Egypt

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market overview

North Africa's deepest and fastest-growing flex market

Egypt holds the deepest office market in North Africa, centred on Cairo, where demand clusters in Downtown, Zamalek and Maadi, home to the Egyptian Stock Exchange and regional HQs for oil, finance and telecoms occupiers. New Cairo is an increasingly important second market, built as a planned business district east of the capital around the Fifth Settlement, hosting large corporate campuses and international-grade serviced supply.

Alexandria carries Mediterranean port, shipping and textiles demand, Giza adds Greater Cairo supply around Sheikh Zayed City, and the 6th of October industrial city serves manufacturing and FMCG back-office tenants.

Hurghada holds a focused business-tourism cluster on the Red Sea.

Key Industries

Tourism and Hospitality

Oil and Gas

Real Estate

Financial Services

Telecommunications

Construction

Workspace types

Type of flexible workspaces available in Egypt

Move-in ready

Serviced offices

Fully fitted, all-inclusive, move-in ready. Furniture, IT, reception, and cleaning in a single monthly fee. Terms from one month.

Popular Areas

Major towns/ cities in Egypt

Cairo

Egypt’s capital and the largest office market in North Africa. Office demand clusters in Downtown, Zamalek and Maadi. Home to regional HQs for oil, finance and telecoms occupiers including the Egyptian Stock Exchange. A deep flex market with broad coworking and serviced supply at accessible regional pricing.

New Cairo

A modern planned business district east of central Cairo. Office demand clusters around the Fifth Settlement and along the Cairo Ring Road. Home to major corporate campuses for banks, telecoms and consumer goods occupiers. A high-growth flex market with strong supply of international-grade serviced product.

Alexandria (Egypt)

Egypt’s historic Mediterranean port and second commercial city. Office demand concentrates in the CBD around Smouha and along the Corniche. Home to regional HQs for shipping, textiles and oil services occupiers. A secondary flex market with steady coworking and serviced supply at accessible coastal Egyptian pricing.

Giza

A core Greater Cairo commercial centre and the home of the Pyramids. Office demand concentrates around Sheikh Zayed City and Mohandessin. Home to regional HQs for technology, telecoms and FMCG occupiers. A growing flex market supported by planned-city developments west of the Nile with good serviced supply.

6th of October

A planned industrial and commercial city west of Cairo. Office demand clusters around the central spine and major business parks. Home to major manufacturing and logistics occupiers including pharmaceutical and FMCG campuses. A growing flex market oriented to industrial and back-office tenants at accessible suburban pricing.

Hurghada

An Egyptian Red Sea resort city with a growing business tourism and services cluster. Office demand concentrates around the Sheraton Road and the New Administrative District. Home to regional HQs for tourism and hospitality occupiers. A specialist flex market with serviced supply focused on tourism-adjacent businesses.

Your questions answered

Common questions

Office space in Egypt typically costs between EGP 6,000 and EGP 18,000 per desk per month for flexible workspace, with Cairo commanding the national premium. Downtown, Zamalek and Maadi push pricing above EGP 20,000 per desk for prime suites, with New Cairo’s Fifth Settlement and Sheikh Zayed City at similar levels. Alexandria, Giza and the 6th of October City offer equivalent product at 25 to 40 percent lower pricing.
Egypt offers three main types of flexible workspace: serviced offices, coworking spaces and managed offices. Serviced offices provide private, fully fitted suites on short-term contracts with reception and meeting rooms included. Coworking offers hot desks and dedicated desks in shared environments. Managed offices deliver a bespoke private floor on a single monthly fee covering fit-out, furniture and building services.
Egypt’s principal office markets are Cairo, New Cairo, Alexandria, Giza, the 6th of October City and Hurghada. Cairo dominates national stock, with demand concentrated in Downtown, Zamalek and Maadi. New Cairo’s Fifth Settlement hosts modern banking, telecoms and consulting campuses. Alexandria anchors Mediterranean port demand around Smouha, Giza’s Sheikh Zayed City serves FMCG and telecoms, and the 6th of October City covers pharmaceuticals and manufacturing.
Flexible office space in Egypt is available from one month upwards, with most operators offering rolling monthly or 12-month agreements inclusive of furniture, utilities, cleaning and reception. This contrasts with the conventional Egyptian commercial lease, which typically runs three to five years with rental paid quarterly or annually in advance and separate service charges on top. Flex contracts carry no long-term advance rental or fit-out liability.
Egypt’s office demand is led by tourism and hospitality, oil and gas, real estate, financial services, telecommunications and construction. Cairo concentrates financial and telecoms occupiers including the National Bank of Egypt, CIB and Vodafone Egypt. New Cairo hosts major corporate campuses for banks and consulting firms. Alexandria supports oil services and shipping, the 6th of October City anchors pharmaceutical manufacturing, and Hurghada serves Red Sea tourism.