Looking forward to 2020 and beyond, Invest-Gate reaches out to a panel of Egypt-based real estate developers to identify the extent to which this year's realty sector stands in stark contrast to previous periods amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, attempting to determine what could the 2021 property market have in store.

The Egyptian urban development plan does not limit only to buildings in new cities far from the center. But also, it is a promising plot to improve the livelihood of Egyptians in all aspects. Establishing mega projects means as well as business opportunities, jobs, and investments.

For the property sector, uncertainty began to color new market sentiment amid the rising COVID-19 unknowns, thereby making some clients puzzle over home buying and turn to rental options instead. This prompted Invest-Gate to probe if potential customers are reconsidering purchasing and are better off sticking with renting residential units as the Coronavirus-induced slump takes hold, asking real estate professionals to get to the bottom of the matter and map out the prevailing market conditions.

Amid plans of establishing new cities, the Egyptian government remains keen on developing old ones, especially Cairo, and returning it to its past glory of the 20th century. Invest-Gate displays the latest developments the government undertook in Cairo to give you the current complete picture of its latest renovations. Cairo is going back to its glorious days of the early 20th Century in the very near future. 

Setting complex and challenging goals is like making a New Year’s resolution to be on the dot; there are always shortcomings and break-offs to attain these touchdowns. Hence, by venturing to pass timely judgment on the emerging policies and structures, Invest-Gate undertakes a pulse check on the state’s hits and misses on the real estate front, along with the subsectors, during the current year.

President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi inaugurated on December 3 a diverse range of national projects in Damietta Governorate, varying between hospitality, industrial, residential, and infrastructure developments. Invest-Gate sums up some of the most important bits of the leader's fruitful day. 

Invest-Gate lists the opportunities and challenges facing any investing developer in the Egyptian property market today.

While the government announces plans to develop 20 new fourth generation cities, local homebuyers start to look for residences at these promising spots

In light of the mega development projects planned for Egypt, with much more in the pipeline, Invest-Gate interviews Waleed Abbas, assistant minister for community affairs of the New Urban Communities Authority (NUCA).

As we kick start with 2019, Invest-Gate sits with Deputy Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities for National Projects Khaled Abbas to chitchat about Egypt’s real estate market status and where it is going.