The city of Ismailia is the lighthouse of the canal cities. The navigational stream of the Suez Canal becomes wider in it so it includes the crocodile lake, which distinguishes it from the other cities of the Suez Canal.
It is an integrated city where various investment opportunities exist, either in:
- Population square in the heart of the city.
- Or across its lively beaches all year round.
- Or its industrial zones and its free trade zone.
Location
Ismailia is located on the west bank of the Suez Canal, between Port Said and Suez. It is characterized by its location at a crossroads linking Cairo and the Sinai Peninsula.
Space of the city and its population diversity
The area of Ismailia is about 5066 km2, and its population is about 1,300,000 people.
Residential neighborhoods in Ismailia
Ismailia Governorate is divided into 7 cities:
“Ismailia (the capital), Big Hill, Abu Sawyer, Al-Qassasin, Fayed, Qantara West and Qantara East.”
As for the city itself, it is divided into three districts:
- The first district overlooking the canal.
- A second district is located to the west of the first district.
- A third district, located to the west of the second district.
Prices for villas and apartments in Ismailia
The prices of real estate and lands in Ismailia vary according to their location in the governorate and the services surrounding the geographical area of the property.
In general, the average price per square meter ranges between EGP 2,000 and EGP 8,000 for residential apartments.
As for villas, the average price per square meter ranges between EGP 5,000 and EGP 50,000.
Features of Ismailia city
Ismailia is characterized by many advantages, including:
- Its location between both cities of Port Said and Suez
- The roads that connect it to Cairo, Qalubia and Sharqia
- Its moderate climate all year round.
- The city is also known for its tranquility and there are a lot of parks, which makes it a suitable choice for trips all over the year. It is a great chance for those looking for a quiet city for housing and stability.
- It has a number of ancient museums and historical attractions such as: The Ismailia Museum, the De Lesseps Museum, the Unknown Soldier Memorial, and the Catholic Church.
- It has a range of wonderful beaches that tourists go to for surfing, windsurfing and diving.
- In addition to the Great Bitter Lakes, Crocodile Lake is a popular destination for many visitors to go fishing.
- In addition to a large economic activity through three industrial zones, the free trade zone, and the Technology Valley, which is located in 11 Km east of the Suez Canal.
- Ismailia is also distinguished by exporting some of its agricultural products such as: mangoes, melons, strawberries and peanuts.
Therefore, Ismailia city is considered the most important incubator for the best housing opportunities in the Canal cities.
Real estate opportunities in Ismailia City
Ismailia real estates represent a great investment opportunity for many, as it is an attractive city for all categories, whether they are tourists, workers or university students.
The search for apartments for rent in Ismailia is in all seasons, as it is a dynamic city all over the year. Apartments for sale in Ismailia are available with different prices, levels and areas.
There are also villas for sale in Ismailia for those who seek calm and relaxation and those who want to be away from the capital and enjoy the fresh air of the Suez Canal.
In addition to the chalets in the city over the charming beaches, which are available in all shapes and areas to suit those who wish to spend a wonderful summer vacation.
* It is worth mentioning that the prices in the article are subject to change, and we Aqarmap in are keen on updating the neighborhood price guide continuously so that the client is always aware of the latest updates in the real estate market, as well as measuring demand indicators via the Aqarmap index