Shop for sale 600 meters
In a vital area in Nasr City, overlooking a main street in Nasr City
  It is suitable for all commercial, administrative and medical purposes. A completely ground floor with a private entrance
- and glass facades
- Registered in the real estate month
- (Business license)
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 The price per square meter is 40,000 and is negotiable
Nasr City is one of the most important "new cities" that were established after the July 23 revolution through the urban expansion program. It was characterized by a constructive, civilized and pioneering style for the Egyptian people.

And construction began in the Nasr City area according to the Republican decision (by the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser) issued at the end of the fifties to accommodate urban expansion away from agricultural areas, so the state's attention turned to reconstruction eastward in the Nasr City desert area, and it was planned to be an area east of the Abbasiya desert area. Integrated with comprehensive cultural dimensions, urbanization is still increasing, its area is expanding, and its population is increasing
Nasr City is one of the largest cities in Cairo that was established after the second Egyptian revolution. To become an image that reflects the social movement at the time. The city continued to receive the sons of the middle class of workers in the Gulf countries and others from the same latent class in Cairo Governorate, which tried to advance the social level for years and decades.
Nasr City is located within the city of Cairo in an exceptional location; It is bordered from the east by Cairo-Suez Road down to kilo 51, from the west by Salah Salem Street with the intersection of Youssef Abbas, and from the south by Kattameya Road.

If we contemplate the map of Nasr City, we will find that it was divided into several small sub-neighborhoods, even after dividing it into two main parts: the East neighborhood and the West neighborhood of Nasr City. West Nasr City neighborhood is a stronghold for attracting all social segments, due to the remarkable diversity in both buildings and residential areas.