Fuelled by record-breaking investments, ambitious national strategies, and a population craving modern urban living, Cairo's property market is in the midst of a sweeping transformation.

Toting large suitcases and bags of belongings, the Sudanese families crowding into Cairo's main railway station hoped to be ...

Hundreds of Sudanese refugees boarded a free train from Cairo, beginning their journey home as security improves in war-torn ...

The teeming, maddening, and indescribably charming city of Cairo has served as Egypt's capital for 1,000 years. On Friday, the Egyptian government announced that the country will build a new ...

A city of some 20 million people combining charm and squalor, Cairo may soon witness an exodus by well-heeled residents, state employees and foreign embassies to the New Administrative Capital, as ...

Egypt’s president is building a new capital city to replace Cairo. It eventually will be the size of Singapore and home to 6.5 million people.

Cairo has been the capital since 950 AD and is the largest city in the Middle East. But with more than 20 million people now living in its greater metropolitan area, pollution and traffic have ...

SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt—Egyptian officials announced plans to build a gigantic new administrative and business capital east of Cairo with the help of the United Arab Emirates, in a further sign ...

Cairo, the capital city of Egypt, is an ancient place. But it has some very modern problems, like traffic and pollution, and its population could double in the next 40 years.

The city, known simply as the New Administrative Capital, is designed to operate with smart technology on virgin land away from the clutter and chaos of Cairo. It will boast universities, leisure ...

In less than a decade, a new Egyptian capital may rise out of the desert. Last week, Egypt’s housing minister Mostafa Madbouly announced plans for a yet-unnamed development just east of Cairo ...

Over the weekend, Egypt unveiled plans to build a wholly new capital. The new city would lie somewhere to Cairo's east, closer to the Red Sea. It would sprawl across some 150 square miles and ...