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Mada City — apartments and lofts 70–171 sqm, from EGP 9.36M.

An address serving West Cairo within an established residential area. Choose space for reception, consultation rooms and your specialty’s requirements, with offered terms of 10% down over five years.
A clinic is planned from the patient inward. We trace the journey from the parking space to the door, then reception privacy, the comfort of waiting and the movement into consultation or treatment. That walk shows whether an area that looks adequate on paper can hold a busy afternoon.
Technical capacity is confirmed before design. Plumbing, medical gases where they apply, power, ventilation, infection-control surfaces and licensing all move both cost and schedule. For an investor, we also name the specialties the plan suits, so the unit is offered to a credible operator instead of a vague healthcare market.
For a practice relocating, we plan the overlap carefully. Handover, approvals, fit-out and equipment installation have to be complete before the existing clinic closes its doors. We build that sequence with you so the property supports patient care and cash flow instead of creating a gap that neither survives well.

SODIC Medical District sits in Sheikh Zayed in West Cairo, in a catchment served by SODIC West’s communities across 1,500 feddans — Beverly Hills, Allegria, Westown and CASA — and by the rest of completed Sheikh Zayed.
A clinic’s location is measured differently from a home’s: what matters is the population within ten minutes, its income level, and the number of competing clinics. Sheikh Zayed clearly delivers the first two; the third is something we review with you in figures before buying.
Ask for an estimate of the residential units within five and ten minutes of the project — that figure is the basis for valuing any clinic, and it is available because the district is complete.
SODIC Medical District
SODIC Medical District is built as a specialised medical complex rather than a general office building: the plan serves patient flow, parking and the separation of waiting areas from consulting rooms, and it holds a medical centre, a commercial strip, a children’s area and disability support.

Disability support and a children’s area inside a medical complex are not details: they are what make it viable for paediatric, physiotherapy and geriatric practices — the specialities most in demand in a completed residential district.
Ask for the unit’s position on the plan and its distance from the entrance and the parking — in a clinic those two figures determine how many patients reach you.

Offered clinic sizes at SODIC Medical District range from 56 to 158 sqm, allowing a choice of reception and consultation-room layouts for your specialty.
What matters in valuing a clinic is not the complex’s area but your unit’s and the number of competing units inside it. Ask for the total clinic count in the project and the expected spread of specialities — competition inside the complex itself is a real factor.
SODIC Medical District offers one type: the medical clinic, in six sizes — 56, 71, 113, 120, 141 and 158 sqm. The 56-to-158 sqm range covers a single practice and a multi-speciality clinic.
| Unit type | Bedrooms | Areas | Finishing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical | — | 56–158 sqm | finished |
Prices: a 56 sqm clinic from EGP 12.28M, 71 sqm from EGP 15.56M, 113 sqm from EGP 23.19M, 120 sqm from EGP 23.51M, 141 sqm from EGP 26.95M and 158 sqm from EGP 29.89M. The per-metre comparison shows the 120 sqm unit is the best value — about EGP 196 thousand per sqm against roughly EGP 219 thousand for 56 sqm and EGP 205 thousand for 113 sqm. Seven extra metres between 113 and 120 sqm cost only EGP 328 thousand.
SODIC Medical District has four amenities and all are functional rather than recreational: a medical centre, a commercial strip, a children’s area and disability support. That list serves the clinic’s operation rather than the owner’s comfort — the correct distinction in a commercial asset.
The commercial strip serves the clinic indirectly: a pharmacy, a laboratory and a café for companions mean the patient completes the whole visit in one place. That raises the return-visit rate, the real measure of a clinic’s success.
Ask for the list of specialities available in the complex — neighbouring complementary specialities increase patients while competing ones reduce them.
SODIC Medical District’s strongest card is that it places a clinic inside an existing rather than an awaited catchment: SODIC West’s communities alone span 1,500 feddans and are already inhabited.
SODIC West’s communities across 1,500 feddans are already inhabited, with the rest of completed Sheikh Zayed beyond. The most important item in valuing a clinic, met here from day one.
SODIC Medical District: scheduled handover in December 2026.
About EGP 196 thousand per sqm against roughly EGP 219 thousand for 56 sqm. Seven metres between 113 and 120 sqm cost only EGP 328 thousand.
10% on the entry unit at EGP 12.28 million with the balance over five years — ordinary commercial terms.
A plan serving patient flow and parking, with disability support and a children’s area.
A pharmacy, a laboratory and a café mean the patient completes the visit in one place — which raises the return-visit rate.
SODIC Medical District starts at EGP 12.28 million for a 56 sqm clinic, EGP 15.56 million for 71 sqm, EGP 23.19 million for 113 sqm, EGP 23.51 million for 120 sqm, EGP 26.95 million for 141 sqm and EGP 29.89 million for 158 sqm. All carry 10% down over five years.
The per-metre comparison gives a practical answer: the 120 sqm clinic at about EGP 196 thousand per metre is the best value, followed by 141 sqm at roughly EGP 191 thousand and 158 sqm at about EGP 189 thousand. The 56 sqm clinic is roughly EGP 219 thousand — the smallest unit is the dearest by area, as is usual in commercial assets.
The gap between the 113 sqm clinic (EGP 23.19 million) and the 120 sqm one (EGP 23.51 million) is EGP 328 thousand for seven metres — the clearest value differential in the whole release, and worth settling before reserving.
Alongside the developer release there are two resale units from EGP 6.7 million for a 54 sqm clinic — about EGP 124 thousand per metre, under half the new release’s rate. The difference is that a resale unit is delivered and sold on its owner’s terms.
SODIC Medical District takes 10% down with five-year terms in quarterly instalments. On the entry unit at EGP 12.28 million: EGP 1.23 million to reserve with quarterly instalments starting at EGP 491 thousand.
An even split across the term, with no interest or fees added. The sales team confirms the final figure.
Commercial terms are deliberately shorter and higher on deposit than residential ones: 10% over five years here against 5% over ten in the residential projects. The reason is that a clinic starts earning immediately after handover and so covers part of the instalment itself — a calculation that belongs in your schedule from the start.
Ask for the payment schedule of the unit you are considering alongside its projected first-year yield — the comparison between them is the decision.
SODIC Medical District hands over every unit in December 2026. The clinic therefore begins operating in 2027, so the first return is realised with four years of instalments still to run.
That sequence — income beginning before the instalments end — is what distinguishes a commercial asset from a residential one in financing: part of the instalment is paid from the unit’s own income rather than from your pocket.
SODIC is listed on the Egyptian Exchange and has operated since 1996, and SODIC Medical District is one of its specialised Sheikh Zayed projects. What matters to an investor here is that the company also built the surrounding residential communities — so the patient base the clinic depends on is the developer’s own.
Completed, inhabited SODIC communities minutes away mean that estimating the potential patient count is not guesswork: the number exists and can be calculated from homes actually lived in.
We arrange a visit taking in the project site and the surrounding residential communities, so you measure the patient base yourself before reserving.
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In Sheikh Zayed in West Cairo, in a catchment served by SODIC West’s communities across 1,500 feddans and by the rest of completed Sheikh Zayed.
From EGP 12.28 million for a 56 sqm clinic and EGP 23.51 million for 120 sqm, up to EGP 29.89 million for 158 sqm. Two resale units also exist from EGP 6.7 million.
One type: the medical clinic, at 56, 71, 113, 120, 141 and 158 sqm.
Yes. 10% down with five-year terms in quarterly instalments. On the entry unit: EGP 1.23 million to reserve with instalments starting at EGP 491 thousand.
The 120 sqm clinic at EGP 23.51 million — about EGP 196 thousand per metre — better value than the 113 sqm clinic at EGP 23.19 million. Seven extra metres for only EGP 328 thousand.
December 2026 for every unit, so operation begins in 2027 with four years of instalments still to run.
The patient base already exists — SODIC West’s communities across 1,500 feddans are inhabited — and December 2026 handover starts the return in 2027. But it is a commercial rather than a residential asset, so it is valued on yield and surrounding competition rather than on area.
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