Delivery 2028 Fifth Settlement

Mall Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement

Mall Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement is the first commercial and medical mall inside Karnful Villas, New Cairo, by Zein Developments with flexible plans.

Starting from
3.8 M EGP
Flexible payment plan available
1074 m²
Area
2028
Delivery
Fifth Settlement
Location
ABOUT THE PROJECT

About the Project

Mall Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement is a three-floor commercial and medical building developed by Zein Developments inside the Karnful Villas (El Koronfol) district of New Cairo (Fifth Settlement), positioned as the first retail and clinic destination serving an established residential pocket of more than 350,000 residents. The project sits on 1,074 m² in Building 2 on North Teseen Street (90th Street), one of the busiest spines in New Cairo, and runs on a G+2 layout that places shops on the ground and first floors and clinics, laboratories and offices on the second. Medical units open from EGP 3,770,000 with a 10% down payment and installments stretching to eight years, which frames the central investor argument cleanly: a captive catchment that already exists before the mall opens, not a promise of future population growth.

What separates this project from the wider belt of New Cairo malls is location scarcity rather than scale. Karnful Villas is a mature, upscale villa neighbourhood that has been inhabited for years yet has never held an integrated commercial or medical address inside its own boundary. Demand therefore sits on the doorstep on opening day, unlike malls in newly launched zones that wait several years for residents to arrive. That scarcity lifts the expected occupancy rate and supports rental value, and occupancy plus rent are the two figures that decide the return on any commercial unit. This page lays out the location, the floor-by-floor unit mix, the price-per-meter logic, the payment plan, the operator, the developer track record, and an honest read of the risks, so the decision rests on the facts rather than brochure language.

Why Mall Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement reads differently from other New Cairo malls

The core advantage of the project is that it is the first service mall inside Karnful Villas itself, a villa-only area populated for years but left without a complete commercial or medical hub within its perimeter. The practical effect is a demand base above 350,000 people already in place at launch, set against malls in new districts that depend on residents trickling in over time. Limited competition inside the immediate radius raises the projected occupancy rate and protects the rent a tenant can charge, and those are the variables that drive the yield calculation more than any headline feature.

That same scarcity concentrates value in one unit category in particular. The mall houses the first medical analysis laboratory in the Karnful Villas area, with a footprint reaching 82 m². The absence of a competing lab in the direct radius gives this unit a near-monopoly position in front of a dense population that needs daily medical services, which tends to stabilise its cash flow compared with a general retail shop exposed to swings in foot traffic. The letter Q in the name doubles as a reference to Koronfol (Karnful), the host district, and to quality, the operating standard the developer markets the building on. That dual meaning sets the frame for the whole product: a quality-led address built specifically for one underserved neighbourhood.

Where is Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement located?

The project sits in the heart of the Karnful Villas district, specifically Building 2 on North Teseen Street (90th Street), among the most important and heavily trafficked axes in New Cairo. The placement combines two qualities that rarely appear together: an already-built, fully inhabited area where land prices run high, and proximity to the New Administrative Capital through the North Bin Zayed Axis, which sits only four minutes away. That positioning puts the building on a growing movement line between New Cairo and the new city, feeding it visitors from two directions at once.

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The access network around the site is dense and pulls a stream of visitors from several sides. The mall faces the established retail fabric of Mall IL90 and Mall New, which raises the commercial pull of the surrounding strip without competing inside Karnful Villas itself, where the project stands alone. North Teseen Street is the main commercial artery of the Fifth Settlement, and a position directly on it places the mall in front of constant daily movement rather than on a quiet internal road. Travel times to the main landmarks are short and verifiable:

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  • North Teseen Street, Al Marasem and Tamr Henna: one minute.
  • Rehab City, North Lotus and Golden Square: two minutes.
  • North Bin Zayed Axis, the link toward the New Administrative Capital: four minutes.
  • Al Ahly Club, Future University and the American University in Cairo: five minutes.
  • South Teseen Street and the Suez Road: five minutes.
  • Mohamed Naguib Axis and the Ring Road: direct, easy access into the wider New Cairo road grid.

The district itself adds weight to the location. Karnful Villas is one of the higher-tier residential pockets of New Cairo, dominated by standalone villas and a resident profile with above-average spending power, which is precisely the catchment a retail and clinic operator wants on its doorstep. Surrounding it are Rehab City and North Lotus, two of the most populated communities in the area, so the secondary catchment beyond the villas themselves is also substantial and within a two-minute drive.

The design and the engineering consultant behind Q Mark Square

The mall is built as three floors on a G+2 system, with the ground and first floors reserved for retail shops and the second floor dedicated to clinics and medical laboratories. The clear split between the two activities gives each category its own privacy and a separate stream of visitors, so a patient heading to a clinic does not move through the same crush as a shopper on the lower levels. The facades adopt a modern glass treatment that pulls in the maximum amount of natural light, which cuts the reliance on artificial lighting during the day and lowers running costs for the tenant. Daylight matters most on the medical floor, where a bright, calm environment is part of the clinical experience patients expect.

Zein assigned the engineering design to Arkan as consultant, an office founded in 1999 with a record in commercial projects, and contracted Incomercial Leasing and Property Management to run and operate the mall. A specialised leasing and operation partner present from the launch stage is a decisive factor in the success of any commercial building, because it secures a studied tenant mix and continuous occupancy management that preserves the marketing value of each unit over the years. That structure also lowers the risk of vacant units, the single failure mode that most threatens an individual investor’s return inside a small mall. Having design and operation each handled by a named, specialised firm gives a buyer a clearer reference point for judging execution quality than a developer that runs every discipline in-house.

Unit areas and prices at Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement

Zein distributed the spaces of the project to suit several activities across retail, administration and medical care, so ground-floor shops begin at 84 m², first-floor shops at 45 m², and second-floor medical units at 43 m². Some retail units carry an outdoor area added to the indoor footprint, an operational advantage for restaurants and cafés that need terrace seating. The smallest entry point sits on the second floor, where a 43 m² clinic or office opens the door to the building at the lowest ticket, while the largest retail shops on the ground floor reach 134 m² before any outdoor extension. The table below sets out the area ranges and starting installment prices by unit type and floor.

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Unit typeFloorArea (m²)Outdoor area (m²)Installment price from (EGP)
Retail shopGround48 to 13418 to 3612,000,000
Retail shopFirst33 to 5712 to 295,550,000
Administrative unitSecond29 to 74None3,770,000
Medical clinicSecond29 to 74None3,770,000
Analysis laboratorySecond64 to 82None8,320,000

The price per meter at Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement varies by activity and floor. The average meter for ground-floor retail reaches roughly EGP 234,500, a premium driven by the value of the frontage and the direct view onto the movement line, while the average meter for medical and administrative units drops to around EGP 131,000. The gap is commercially logical: ground retail captures passing footfall and earns the highest rental yield, whereas the medical floor leans on a pre-built clientele of patients and clinic visitors who come for a service rather than a spontaneous purchase. Prices were updated as of June 2026 and apply before the cash discount.

Each unit type carries a distinct investment profile worth reading on its own terms. The ground-floor retail shop, ranging from 48 m² to 134 m² with an outdoor extension of up to 36 m², is the highest-yield position in the building because it captures every visitor entering from the street and suits a café, restaurant or branded showroom that benefits from the terrace. The first-floor shop, between 33 m² and 57 m² with up to 29 m² of outdoor area, opens at a lower ticket from EGP 5,550,000 and works for services that pull a destination customer rather than impulse footfall, such as a salon, a phone retailer or a clinic-adjacent pharmacy.

On the second floor, the administrative unit and the medical clinic share the same 29 m² to 74 m² range and the same EGP 3,770,000 entry, but serve different tenants: a small office for a professional practice, or a consulting room for a doctor drawing on the surrounding villa population. The standout is the analysis laboratory at 64 m² to 82 m² from EGP 8,320,000, the first lab inside Karnful Villas, which converts the area’s daily medical demand into a recurring revenue stream with no direct competitor in the immediate radius. The clear activity separation by floor means each of these tenants operates without diluting the others, which is the structural logic that supports a stable tenant mix across the whole mall.

Payment plan, reservation deposit and cash offers

Zein Developments runs a payment system on the project that opens with a 10% down payment of the unit value and installments reaching eight years on the balance. The serious reservation deposit differs by activity, so a commercial unit requires EGP 100,000 and a medical unit EGP 50,000. The mall carries a launch discount of up to 15% on the listed prices, plus a 40% discount on full cash settlement, a high figure that reflects the developer’s drive to accelerate sales and fund construction. A cash buyer trades a large price saving against carrying the risk of the construction phase, which is the trade-off any off-plan commercial purchase comes down to. The plan in summary:

  • Contract down payment starting from 10% of the unit value.
  • Installments extending up to eight years on the remaining balance.
  • Reservation deposit: EGP 100,000 for a commercial unit and EGP 50,000 for a medical unit.
  • Launch discount up to 15%, plus a 40% discount on full cash payment.
  • Expected delivery: two and a half years from the contract date, with a 2028 handover.

Facilities and services across the mall

The project is fitted with a service system built to keep the retail and medical units running year-round. It carries central air-conditioning and ventilation, fast elevators connecting the floors, and wide garages for visitor and staff parking, alongside a 24/7 security and surveillance system. The design accounts for accessibility for people with special needs across the whole mall, with an internal layout that eases movement between shops and clinics.

The building adds green spaces and comfortable seating areas that give visitors rest stops while shopping, while the mall management handles periodic maintenance and cleaning that preserves the quality of the facilities. The separation of entrances and elevators by activity specifically serves the clinics, since it gives second-floor patients a quiet path apart from the retail congestion on the lower levels. Continuous facility management of this kind is what keeps a tenant mix intact over time, because a clean, well-run common area protects the footfall every shop and clinic depends on. For investors weighing the wider New Cairo retail map, comparable destinations along the same axis sit nearby, which makes the unit’s relative scarcity inside Karnful Villas easier to price.

Zein Developments and its project record

The developer behind the project is Zein Developments (Zein for Real Estate Development), a company that began its path in contracting and engineering management in 2008 before expanding into property development. That construction background gives it a direct executional grasp of the building and finishing stages, a factor that reduces the risk of delay in a commercial project sensitive to its opening date. Among its earlier work are residential building clusters in the Andalus and Investors districts of the Fifth Settlement, with a stated portfolio exceeding 50,000 m² of units across New Cairo.

The project represents the company’s most prominent venture and its most focused on commercial and medical activity, with an investment the company has stated exceeds EGP 350 million. The decision to lean on a defined engineering consultant in Arkan and a specialised operator in Incomercial reflects a working model that assigns each discipline to an expert party, which gives the investor a clearer reference for judging the quality of execution and operation. Zein is a member of the Real Estate Development Chamber of the Federation of Egyptian Industries and of the New Cairo Investors Association, a standing that adds a layer of accountability to its delivery commitments. Its progression from contractor to developer also distinguishes it from a company that begins only at the sales and marketing stage, since hands-on construction experience feeds directly into the technical detailing of the building.

What should an investor study before buying at Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement?

The project combines strong return factors: an effective monopoly inside Karnful Villas, an existing client base of 350,000 residents, a specialised operator, and large price gaps for cash buyers. The unit best suited to a high return is the ground-floor retail shop with the direct frontage, while the medical unit and the laboratory offer a steadier cash flow anchored on continuous base demand, which fits an investor chasing regular income more than speculation on capital value.

On the risk side, two points deserve weight. The first is that the total project area is relatively small at 1,074 m² and packs several activities onto three floors, which makes the success of any single unit heavily dependent on the quality of the tenant mix and the occupancy management. Any flaw in operation affects the entire mall given its limited size, so the operation contract carries more weight here than in a large mall where one weak tenant is diluted. The second is that delivery after two and a half years means rental income does not begin immediately and stays tied to how quickly the mall reaches a high occupancy rate after opening. Assessing these two factors, along with confirming the terms of the operation contract, matters more than price alone when comparing against neighbouring New Cairo malls.

Against nearby projects such as Mall IL90 and Mall New, the project differs by being the only one inside Karnful Villas itself, while its neighbours serve broader, more crowded catchments full of competitors. That difference in immediate-radius share is what justifies the higher average meter price for ground retail: the investor pays for geographic proximity to a population density with no close commercial alternative, not for floor area alone. A buyer comparing options should price that scarcity deliberately rather than judging the meter rate in isolation. This analysis is for guidance only and is not investment advice.

It also helps to read the entry ticket against the wider Fifth Settlement commercial market. New mall units along the North Teseen axis and across New Cairo commonly launch in the mid single-digit millions for small clinic and office spaces, so a 43 m² medical unit opening at EGP 3,770,000 places the project at an accessible point of entry rather than a premium one, with the higher figures reserved for the frontage retail that earns them. Two structural features sharpen that value: the 40% cash discount, which materially lowers the effective price for a buyer able to settle in full, and the eight-year installment runway, which is longer than many competing commercial plans and eases the cash burden during the construction period before any rent arrives. The reservation deposits stay deliberately low, at EGP 100,000 for a commercial unit and EGP 50,000 for a medical one, which keeps the initial commitment modest while the buyer completes due diligence on the operation contract and the delivery schedule.

Frequently asked questions about Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement

What are the starting prices at Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement?

Mall Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement starts from EGP 3,770,000 for medical units of 43 m², from EGP 5,550,000 for first-floor retail shops, and from EGP 12,000,000 for ground-floor retail. Prices were updated as of June 2026 and include a cash discount of up to 40% and installments up to eight years.

When is Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement delivered?

Mall Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement is delivered within two and a half years from the contract date, with a 2028 handover. The schedule lets an investor pay part of the value before receipt through installments extending to eight years, while rental income begins after the mall opens and reaches an operational occupancy rate.

Who is the developer of Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement?

Mall Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement was developed by Zein Developments (Zein for Real Estate Development), founded in 2008 in contracting and engineering management. Its earlier work includes residential buildings in the Andalus and Investors districts of the Fifth Settlement, with Arkan handling the design and Incomercial managing the operation.

What unit types are available at Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement?

Mall Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement offers retail units on the ground and first floors, and administrative units, medical clinics and an analysis laboratory on the second floor. Areas start from 43 m² for a medical unit and 84 m² for a ground-floor shop, and the project holds the first analysis laboratory in the Karnful Villas area.

Conclusion

Q Mark Square Fifth Settlement offers an investment built on a rare advantage: the first commercial and medical mall inside Karnful Villas, in front of an existing base of 350,000 residents, on North Teseen Street, operated by a specialised company with units from EGP 3,770,000 and a cash discount up to 40%. The real value sits in the monopoly location and the operating partner, while the read on the tenant mix and the delivery schedule remains the deciding factor when comparing it with other New Cairo malls.

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