100 m² flat · plastered or on red brick

Cost to finish a 100 m² flat in Egypt, 2026

What does a 100 m² flat with 2 bedrooms and a bathroom cost if it is plastered, or still on red brick? And what do tiling, electrics and plastering cost on their own? Figures from the Tashteeby engine — real quantities at current market prices — alongside published market prices for the materials.

Prices: 100 m² · 2 bed · 1 bathIncludes 15% supervision
447,201 EGP100 m² flat · 2 bedrooms, 1 bath · Standard

Finishing a plastered 100 m² flat at Standard costs about EGP 447,201 (EGP 4,472 per m²). On red brick it is about EGP 507,573 including plastering. Economy starts at about EGP 365,929.

Prices as of
Cairo market ·
Specification
2 bedrooms, reception, kitchen, a bathroom, a balcony — porcelain in the reception, ceramic in the bedrooms, Azizi wood doors, a Turkish entrance door, mid-range sanitary ware.
Unit condition
The headline figure is for a plastered flat and includes the electrical and plumbing rough-in. Red brick and semi-finished below.
Supervision
Includes 15% engineering supervision: EGP 58,331.
Not included
Kitchen units, A/C, furniture and structural work.

90 or 110 m²? Two bathrooms? The calculator redoes this with your numbers in seconds.

A 100 m² flat on red brick or plastered? 2026 prices

The state at handover changes the work before finishing: on red brick you still need the rough-in and the plastering; plastered, only the rough-in; semi-finished starts straight from gypsum and tiling.

ConditionEconomyStandardLuxury
Red brickincl. plastering and rough-in422,8444,228 EGP/m²507,5735,076 EGP/m²627,9066,279 EGP/m²
Plasteredincl. rough-in365,9293,659 EGP/m²447,2014,472 EGP/m²560,7265,607 EGP/m²
Semi-finishedplaster and rough-in done294,1152,941 EGP/m²369,0833,691 EGP/m²474,3594,744 EGP/m²

Plastering a 100 m² flat

Plastering in this example is EGP 52,498 before supervision: 321 m² of walls × EGP 123 (spatter coat, screeds, guides and plaster) and 95 m² of ceilings × EGP 137. The electrical and plumbing rough-in must go in before plastering so it is buried in the wall — the other way round means breaking new plaster.

On red brick? Choose "red brick" in the calculator for your figure including plastering.

What each trade costs in a 100 m² flat

If you're pricing one trade with a tradesman, this is what each costs in the same flat (plastered, Standard, before supervision) — materials and labour:

Tiles and porcelain57,622 EGPSupply and fix 48 + 38 + 8 + 6 m² of floors and 38 + 34 m² of walls; labour alone about EGP 112/m²
Electrical rough-in33,925 EGP1.5–4 mm cable, conduit, boxes and rough-in labour
Electrical finish37,073 EGP105 switch and socket points, 56 spots and the breaker board
Plumbing rough-in and waterproofing34,003 EGPBathroom and kitchen supply and drains, bathroom floor waterproofing
Sanitary ware76,740 EGPBasin, WC, mixers, shower and kitchen sink, fitted
Paint45,630 EGP250 m² of walls and 74 + 14 m² of ceilings
Gypsum board and cornices38,305 EGP66 m² of board and 25 m of cornice
Doors29,326 EGP2 bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and the entrance
Aluminium24,633 EGPBalcony door and the bedroom, kitchen and bathroom windows
Plastering (if on brick)52,498 EGPWalls and ceilings
These are averages with materials and labour for a typical 100 m² flat; with one contractor for the whole flat, add supervision (EGP 58,331 in this example).

Market material prices vs the prices used here

After "what will the flat cost", the most common question is "what does tiling cost per m²?". These are 2026 prices published by a newspaper and two contractors, next to the prices this estimate uses:

SourcePublished priceWhat it covers
Al-Dostor newspaper11 May 2026Cleopatra grade 1 280–450 · Royal grade 1 260–420 · grade-2 ceramic 160–230 · grade 3 110–150 · local 60×60 porcelain 450–650 · imported 750–1,200 · bathroom wall tiles 170–380 EGP/m²Market price of the tile, not fitted.
GSC للإنشاءاتMarch 2026Ceramic floors 150–400 · porcelain 300–800 · paint 70–150 · electrical 150–300 · plumbing 200–400 EGP/m²A contractor's item rates; the page doesn't separate materials from labour.
Kaydc (كايدك)25 February 2026Ordinary plaster 80–120 EGP/m² with mortar and labourThe same page also lists 80–120 as labour only in another table.
In the Tashteeby estimatePrice (EGP/m²)
60×60 floor ceramic (material)220
Porcelain (material)378
Bathroom wall tile (material)202
Tiling labour112
Reception porcelain, fitted (material + labour + waste)446
Bedroom ceramic, fitted312
Wall plastering with materials and labour123

The ceramic price in the estimate sits in Al-Dostor's grade-2 range and among the cheapest grade-1 brands. The porcelain price is below Al-Dostor's range for local 60×60 porcelain (450–650) and near the bottom of GSC's (300–800) — so the estimate assumes mid-range local materials, not top brands. If you'll pick a specific brand or imported porcelain, choose a higher level in the calculator or edit that line's price in the BOQ (Premium). Our plastering rate is at the top of Kaydc's range because it includes the spatter coat, screeds and guides.

Published prices are quoted from their sources on their publication dates and vary with grade, size, dealer and discounts. Tashteeby is not affiliated with any of them.

Contractors' published prices for 100 m²

SourcePublished priceWhat it covers
Opera Construction20 July 2026100 m² flat: 350,000–600,000 EGPDepending on level, materials and decor; contents not itemised.
Creative3Design (C3D)May 2026 · updated Aug 2026100 m² flat: Standard 550,000 · Premium 700,000 · Luxury 1,075,000 EGPTurnkey from plastered with design, daily supervision, materials and a one-year guarantee.
Tashteeby · same sizeEconomyStandardLuxury
Plastered365,929447,201560,726
Red brick422,844507,573627,906
Turnkey: + HPL kitchen and A/C536,860619,628735,847

Our Standard figure is inside Opera's range for 100 m² and below C3D's Standard package, which includes design and a guarantee. Before comparing any offer, have it list quantities and brands line by line.

How to spend less on a 100 m² flat

  • Economy level saves about EGP 81,272 versus Standard on the same flat — the same quantities in ceramic instead of porcelain, Moski wood and a Chinese door.
  • Painted ceilings without gypsum board save about EGP 54,741 (the board and the spots set in it).
  • The bathroom and kitchen are the costliest metres: sanitary ware and mixers alone are EGP 76,740, so choosing brands here matters more than paint.
  • Buy exactly the BOQ quantities: excess tile and paint waste is one of the commonest reasons budgets overrun.

Try Economy and painted ceilings on your own flat in the calculator and see the difference.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to finish a 100 m² flat in 2026?
About EGP 447,201 at Standard including 15% supervision (EGP 4,472 per m²) for a plastered flat with 2 bedrooms and a bathroom, at prices — from about EGP 365,929 at Economy to 560,726 at Luxury.
What does a 100 m² flat on red brick cost to finish in 2026?
About EGP 507,573 at Standard including plastering (EGP 52,498) and the rough-in, or EGP 422,844 at Economy.
How much is tiling for a 100 m² flat?
About EGP 57,622 supplied and fitted for all floors plus the kitchen and bathroom walls to the ceiling, at Standard (porcelain in the reception). Fitting alone is about EGP 112 per m².
What does the electrical rough-in cost for 100 m²?
About EGP 33,925 for the rough-in (cable, conduit, boxes and labour) and about EGP 37,073 for the finish (switches, sockets, spots and the board) — before supervision.
How much does plastering a 100 m² flat cost?
About EGP 52,498 with materials and labour: 321 m² of walls and 95 m² of ceilings.
Why does a 100 m² flat cost more per m² than a 150 m² one?
Because the bathroom, the kitchen and the entrance door cost about the same in any flat, so they spread over fewer metres: EGP 4,472 per m² here versus EGP 4,337 for 150 m².