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Ras El Hekma — lofts, chalets, penthouses, twin houses and villas from EGP 25.2M.

The 440-feddan development combines chalets, apartments and villas with the Nobu destination. Choose the beach or lagoon setting and the layout that suits your family’s stays.

Ogami sits at km 205 on the Alexandria–Matrouh road at Ras El Hekma — three kilometres beyond Caesar and eleven beyond June. It lies 48.6 km from Al Alamein International Airport and 77.3 km from Marsa Matrouh, making it the furthest of SODIC’s three communities from Cairo.
Being the furthest of the three has another side: it is the quietest and the most removed from the traffic of the coast’s opening kilometres. A household staying the whole season values that difference more than a weekend visitor does.
The three communities — June at 194, Caesar at 202 and Ogami at 205 — can all be seen within an hour. That is the only way to judge whether eleven kilometres is worth the price difference between them.
Ras El Hekma was the subject of a USD 35 billion investment agreement announced in February 2024, covering more than 170 million square metres with a 35% state stake. Ogami sits within this part of the North Coast.
Ogami Ras El Hekma
DLR Group designed the Ogami SODIC master plan around distributing water through the community rather than confining it to the frontage: 800 metres of beach, an 11 km beach lagoon running inland, two swimmable lagoons, and the only marina across SODIC’s coastal communities.

That distribution is what makes a phase like Bloom Island possible at all: an island surrounded by water inside the community rather than on its shoreline. A water outlook here is a product in its own right, not a front-row privilege.
The community divides into five phases with different characters: Botanica Town, Water Chalet, Bloom Island, Nobu Residence and the Nobu Branded Villas. Each carries its own types and prices, which is why the range runs from EGP 18.84 million to EGP 600 million.
Ask for the master plan so you can see where your phase sits relative to the lagoon, the marina and the hotel before you reserve.

Ogami covers 440 feddans (about 1.85 million square metres), making it SODIC’s largest community at Ras El Hekma — larger than June (280 feddans) and far larger than Caesar in its original footprint (about 105 feddans). That scale is what allows an 11 km lagoon inside a single community.
In practice 440 feddans means the five phases sit apart rather than adjacent: the Nobu villas do not border Botanica Town, and each phase carries its own density and surroundings. You buy inside a phase whose character you know, not inside open ground that may change.
Sea frontage exceeds 800 metres, but the water actually inside the community is far longer thanks to the 11 km beach lagoon — which multiplies the number of homes that can genuinely be described as on the water.
Ask for the area and unit count of the phase you are considering; the community total tells you nothing about the density of the phase you will live in.
Ogami offers six types: chalets from 123 to 182 sqm with two to three bedrooms, apartments from 52 to 218 sqm, a 52 sqm studio, a 226 sqm townhouse, twin houses, and villas up to 434 sqm. The full range of 52 to 434 sqm covers a foothold and a large family home inside the same community.
| Unit type | Bedrooms | Areas | Finishing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chalet | 2–3 | 123–182 sqm | finished |
| Apartment | 1–3 | 85–218 sqm | furnished |
| Townhouse | 3 | 226–233 sqm | finished |
| Studio | — | 52 sqm | furnished |
| Villa | 3–5 | 189–434 sqm | finished |
| Twinhouse | 4 | 268 sqm | finished |
Price follows the phase before the type: Botanica Town chalets from EGP 18.84M, Water Chalet from EGP 22.75M, Bloom Island apartments from EGP 28.19M, Nobu Residence apartments from EGP 30M and Nobu villas from EGP 250M. The cheapest metre in the community is the Botanica Town chalet at about EGP 153 thousand per sqm — the lowest rate across all three SODIC coastal communities. Unit number and phase are fixed in the offer before you reserve.
Ogami has eleven amenities, and the most valuable are not the most listed: the marina is the only one across SODIC’s coastal communities, and the 11 km beach lagoon is what multiplies the homes with a water outlook. The Nobu restaurant is the only amenity you can visit today — it has traded since August 2025.
An amenity operating five years before the community hands over is not a marketing detail: it is the only available evidence that what is promised gets built. You can book a table and judge the operating standard yourself before paying a deposit.
The eighty-room hotel serves buyers indirectly: your home sits inside a setting where services are run to a hotel standard, which shows up in resale value and in how easily the home lets by season.
Ogami’s strongest card is that it is SODIC’s cheapest door into Ras El Hekma: EGP 18.84 million for a 123 sqm chalet on 5% down — EGP 942 thousand to reserve and EGP 545 thousand every three months over eight years.
EGP 18.84 million against EGP 25.2 million at June and EGP 27 million at Caesar — and only EGP 942 thousand to reserve.
About EGP 153 thousand per sqm in a Botanica Town chalet, against roughly EGP 193 thousand at Caesar and EGP 247 thousand at June’s Aquamarine.
Ogami is the sole SODIC coastal community with a marina — an amenity the two neighbouring communities cannot offer at any price.
An 11 km beach lagoon and two swimmable lagoons alongside 800 m of beach. Far more homes carry a water outlook than a sea frontage alone would allow.
The Nobu restaurant has traded since August 2025 and the eighty-room Nobu hotel stands with it. You can judge the operating standard before paying — impossible in a paper project.
From EGP 18.84 million to EGP 600 million. A foothold and a globally branded residence behind the same gate.
A 182 sqm Water Chalet at EGP 26.34 million works out at about EGP 145 thousand per sqm against roughly EGP 152 thousand for the 150 sqm chalet.

The entry rate is about EGP 153 thousand per square metre — below Caesar (about EGP 193 thousand) and June’s Aquamarine (about EGP 247 thousand).
Measured by the metre, the cheapest coastal ground SODIC sells is here.
Inside Nobu Residence there is a paradox worth noticing: a 118 sqm one-bedroom apartment is released at EGP 30 million while a 52 sqm studio is released at EGP 35 million. The larger home is cheaper both in total and by a wide margin per metre — about EGP 254 thousand against roughly EGP 673 thousand. A buyer comparing by the metre saves considerably here.
Alongside the developer release, resale starts at EGP 24.55 million for a 150 sqm chalet. The difference is structural: resale homes carry far higher deposits — 15% to 42% — on much shorter schedules.
Ogami takes 5% down in the current release with the balance over seven or eight years in quarterly instalments. On the entry home at EGP 18.84 million that means EGP 942 thousand to reserve and EGP 545 thousand every three months — the lowest initial cash commitment at Ras El Hekma under SODIC.
An even split across the term, with no interest or fees added. The sales team confirms the final figure.
On the 118 sqm Nobu Residence apartment at EGP 30 million the deposit becomes EGP 1.5 million with a quarterly instalment near EGP 891 thousand. Figures are published home by home, and your schedule is issued with exact dates and amounts before signing.
Compare Ogami’s schedule with Aquamarine’s at June: 5% down here against 3% there, but the home itself costs about EGP 6.4 million less here. The correct comparison combines deposit, instalment and price rather than any one of them.
Handover for Ogami’s released homes falls in 2030 — September 2030 for most phases, August 2030 for Nobu Residence and January 2030 for the townhouse. That is the furthest handover across SODIC’s coastal communities, and the explicit trade for its lower price.
Anyone wanting early keys should know the alternative plainly: Opal at June hands over in December 2026, Pearl in November 2026 and Caesar Extension 1’s villas in 2027. The gap is four years, against a price difference starting at EGP 6.4 million.
Each home’s date is written into its contract with the delay clause, which we read with you before signing. We also arrange a visit to the site and to the trading Nobu restaurant so you can judge execution yourself.
SODIC is listed on the Egyptian Exchange and has operated since 1996, and Ogami is the largest of its three Ras El Hekma communities alongside June and Caesar. What matters practically is that Ogami already has a trading amenity — the Nobu restaurant since August 2025 — and seventeen homes listed for resale, so the community is not on paper.
Three communities by the same company within eleven kilometres means the area’s services reinforce each other and that SODIC is settled at Ras El Hekma — which matters when you are buying a home handing over in 2030.
We arrange a visit taking in the trading Nobu restaurant and the construction site of the phase you are considering, so you can judge for yourself before signing.
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At km 205 on the Alexandria–Matrouh road at Ras El Hekma, three kilometres beyond Caesar and eleven beyond June, 48.6 km from Al Alamein International Airport and 77.3 km from Marsa Matrouh.
From EGP 18.84 million for a 123 sqm chalet in Botanica Town, EGP 22.75 million for a Water Chalet, EGP 28.19 million for a Bloom Island apartment and EGP 30 million for a Nobu Residence apartment, reaching EGP 600 million for a 434 sqm Nobu villa. The entry rate is about EGP 153 thousand per sqm.
Six types: chalets of 123–182 sqm, apartments of 52–218 sqm, a 52 sqm studio, a 226 sqm townhouse, twin houses, and villas up to 434 sqm. The full range runs from 52 to 434 square metres.
Yes. 5% down with the balance over seven or eight years in quarterly instalments. On the entry home: EGP 942 thousand to reserve and EGP 545 thousand every three months.
Its rate per metre is the lowest across SODIC’s coastal communities, and the marina and Nobu name differentiate it on resale. But 2030 handover defers the first rental season by five years, so it suits a long horizon rather than a near return.
Released homes hand over in 2030 — September 2030 for most phases and August 2030 for Nobu Residence. That is the furthest handover across SODIC’s coastal communities.
Three things: the marina, the only one across SODIC’s coastal communities; the 11 km beach lagoon; and the Nobu name through a hotel and a restaurant trading since August 2025. Its entry price and rate per metre are also the lowest — against a further handover.
The 118 sqm apartment at EGP 30 million — about EGP 254 thousand per metre — is far better value than the 52 sqm studio at EGP 35 million, which works out at roughly EGP 673 thousand per metre. The larger home is cheaper in total and by the metre at once.
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