In September 2022, the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) raised the maximum limit for companies to borrow from government banks by 100% to EGP 500 mn without referring to it.
To track down the opportunities presented in the mortgage market in light of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's new announcements, Invest-Gate takes a look on its recent developments and how it can remain solid amid COVID-19
Invest-Gate reaches out to some economic analysts and researchers to share their insights on the IMF’s emergency assistance for Egypt and pinpoint the target markets and beneficiaries of this pandemic aid, opening a perfect window into what is happening across the Egyptian economy when facing turbulent financial times.
Against this backdrop, Invest-Gate draws reference lines on the indicators and reasons for a possible liquidity pothole across the local real estate sector. Better yet, we betoken ways of securing high reserves and evading the surge in cash outflows, ergo creating an ultra-leveraged business growth model for developers.
Everyone is welcoming the new year, whilst talks of a severe cash crunch in the Egyptian real estate industry are increasingly in the air. Lately, market experts have been pinpointing that there is enough evidence to suggest that several worrying signs could augur fresh strife for domestic businesses. Amid the varying payment facilities and flexible terms offered to lure as many buyers as possible, breakdowns are likely to formulate shortly before jeopardizing the developers' growth prospects.
Invest-Gate studies the extra charges partaking in your deal from all standpoints of both experts and buyers, devoting a special focus on the changing fees as well as newly-applied/introduced taxes.
The Egyptian Stock Exchange’s real estate sector has been tremendously affected in the wake of new measures taken by the government to achieve its long-term economic growth and stability, according to analysts. Invest-Gate takes a deeper look into the real estate stock market. The article written by Nayrouz Talaat and Passant Darwish
