Mountain View October Park

Before west Cairo's compounds became scale models awaiting years of construction, October Park had already crossed the finish line: 723 delivered units on 57 feddans in the 6th District of 6th of October City near Mall of Arab, wrapped in American-style architecture amid greenery — a deliberate departure from the Greek styling the rest of Mountain View's portfolio is known for. Today it stands among the company's oldest operating communities in west Cairo, living proof of what its projects become after handover.

Fully half the land is parks, gardens and water, centred on the man-made Crystal Lake — one of west Cairo's landmark lakes — with canoe rides and waterside seating. A 2 km promenade loops the grounds, crossover bridges separate pedestrians from cars entirely, and a named-garden system gives each green space its own identity: Royal, Organic, the meditation garden, the zen garden and the formal garden, alongside an outdoor amphitheatre, tennis courts, a clubhouse and an internal retail strip of shops and restaurants.

The residential range is rare for a finished community. Apartments and penthouses open the compound's resale at EGP 10.66M on Nawy as of July 2026; the iVilla — Mountain View's invention giving a duplex the privacy of a villa with a private entrance plus garden or roof — runs 256–287 sqm from about 13M on a basis near EGP 45.3k per sqm; twins from 297 sqm sit near 30.5M; and standalone villas from 361 sqm top the secondary market from about 41.2M.

The location compresses October into minutes: 5 to the Ring Road and Mehwar, 7 to Smart Village where many residents work, 8 to Juhayna Square and 10 to the Grand Egyptian Museum — with Mall of Arab in plain sight. Buying is naturally all resale: cash or person-to-person instalments, with a 30% down / 5-year plan circulating through agents for re-offered units. What you pay for is a standing home you inspect with your own eyes, not a promise on paper.

October Park answers the question haunting every Egyptian buyer — 'when do I get the keys?' — with: they were handed over long ago. The asset stands complete with its service orbit mature for years, and resale from 10.66M sets an entry to a working Mountain View community well below launch prices in neighbouring paper projects. The wide ladder — apartment to the 41M standalone — creates an internal market for upgrading without leaving the compound, while Mall of Arab and Smart Village next door guarantee steady, non-seasonal rental and purchase demand.