Mountain View iCity October Price Guide 2026: Payment Plans & Resale Comparison
Mountain View iCity October is one of the newer names buyers ask us about in West Cairo, and pricing questions tend to come up fast once they see the launch numbers next to Badya or Palm Parks. This guide walks through what units currently cost, how the payment plan compares to other 6th of October compounds, and what resale buyers should weigh before committing to this lagoon-themed community.
Mountain View iCity October Prices in 2026
Mountain View iCity October is developed by Mountain View, a Cairo-based developer active since 2005. Starting prices for the project sit around EGP 7,501,447, with apartments offered in 2-bedroom layouts from 100 to 125 sqm and 3-bedroom layouts from 125 to 220 sqm. Buyers who want more space can look at the compound’s townhouses (3-bedroom, 260-265 sqm, and 4-bedroom, 325 sqm) or villas (3-bedroom, 220-270 sqm, and 4-bedroom, 350 sqm). That starting price positions the compound just below Palm Parks’ entry point of roughly EGP 8.6M, though Mountain View iCity October offers a wider spread of unit types, including standalone villas, which Palm Parks does not.
Payment Plan Terms for New Buyers
The developer’s standard plan asks for a 10% down payment at reservation, with the balance spread over installments of up to 9 years. Units are freehold, and the project is scheduled for delivery in the fourth quarter of 2028, so buyers should budget for a multi-year wait before handover. That timeline is longer than what buyers will find at more established West Cairo compounds like Badya, where large sections are already built and delivered, so it is worth factoring construction risk and rental-income delay into any comparison.
How It Compares to Other West Cairo Compounds
Against Bamboo, WoodVille, The Crown, and Golf Extension, all smaller enclaves within Palm Hills October, Mountain View iCity October is a larger, standalone masterplan built around a lagoon and a series of themed parks rather than a golf course or garden layout. For buyers weighing new-build purchases against resale, the appeal of resale units in established compounds is that pricing, delivery, and community amenities are already known quantities, whereas an off-plan reservation here means paying today for a 2028 handover. Our resale buyer’s checklist covers the due-diligence steps worth running through either way.
Location and Lifestyle Highlights
Mountain View iCity October sits close to Mall of Arabia (around 3 minutes by car) and Juhayna Square (around 5 minutes), with the Shooting Club a couple of minutes away. Inside the gates, the masterplan is built around five themed parks, a lagoon with a cornish-style walkway of restaurants and cafes, sports facilities, and a school within the compound, along with 24/7 security. For a closer look at the community layout and what’s currently on the resale market there, see our full Mountain View iCity October buyer’s guide.
Buying Through CAP Properties
Whether you’re weighing an off-plan reservation at Mountain View iCity October or a ready resale unit elsewhere in West Cairo, CAP Properties can walk you through current listings and pricing across the corridor, including Badya, The Crown, Golf Extension, Bamboo, Palm Parks, and WoodVille. We currently have a resale apartment listed in Mountain View iCity October if you’d like to see pricing on a ready unit. Call us on 01211554945 or reach out through our contact page to talk through what fits your budget and timeline.





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