Calculators

Indicative calculators for land area and reconciliation cost with the New Obour City Authority.

Net Area Calculation

Enter the original area to get the net area (after deducting roads & utilities).

Rates currently used by this calculator

  • Ownership transfer: 180 EGP/m² (+ 135.35 EGP fixed)
  • Administrative fee: 1.5% (+ 1,500 EGP)
  • Net-area factor: 0.85 for original area below 500 m² · 0.8 at/above 500 m²

Indicative values, not an official statement from the New Obour City Authority.

Worked examples for each standard plot size

Computed with the same formula the calculator uses, for the common case where the original area equals the standard plot — so the owner buys back the deducted metres (factor 0.85 below 500 m², 0.8 at or above).

Standard plotAfter deductionBuys backDown paymentGrand total
209 17831 60,000351,095 EGP
276 23541 60,000463,121 EGP
350 29853 100,000647,245 EGP
400 34060 100,000739,475 EGP
450 38368 100,000831,705 EGP
500 400100 100,000964,535 EGP
624 499125 150,0001,380,675 EGP
682 546136 150,0001,508,855 EGP
792 634158 150,0001,751,955 EGP

Indicative values computed from the rates this calculator uses — not an official statement from the New Obour City Authority. Use the calculator above for your own case.

What do تقنين, تخصيص and تصالح mean?

Frequently asked questions

How is the reconciliation (تصالح) calculated?

From the area difference between your area after deduction and the standard plot area (buying the shortfall or selling the surplus), plus utilities, the administrative fee and the ownership-transfer fee — then split across a down payment, a completion payment and three annual installments.

What is the actual (after-deduction) area?

It is your plot area after applying the deduction factor: 0.85 for areas under 500 m² and 0.80 for 500 m² and above. This area is the basis of the calculation.

What is the difference between buying the shortfall and selling the surplus?

If your area after deduction is smaller than the standard plot you buy the difference from the Authority; if it is larger you sell the surplus to the Authority at the set per-metre price.

How does the area calculator work?

It converts the original area to the net area by multiplying it by 0.85 (under 500 m²) or 0.80 (500 m² and above).

Is the result official?

No. The figures are indicative estimates for guidance only and are not an official statement from the City Authority. Visit the Authority for the exact values.