Invest-Gate delves into the Egyptian real estate sector, aiming to determine if it is a worthwhile investment or not.
President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi has inaugurated one of the region’s biggest mosques alongside the Middle East’s largest cathedral in the New Administrative Capital (NAC) on January 6, coinciding with the Coptic Christmas celebrations
Invest-Gate presents forecasts for Egypt's housing market in 2019, aiming to give you the anticipated market picture as we embark on a new real estate year.
Invest-Gate will give you a detailed review of the buyers’ trends in 2018 and what they are tending to do in the real estate market, especially with the economic changes taking place in the region.
Invest-Gate tours some of Egypt's fourth-generation new cities and sheds light on their locations, areas, facilities, and investments.
Invest-Gate talks to financial experts to provide full insights on the real-estate sector in 2018, while highlighting top performers, changes in demand environment, and top areas and types of projects that lured investments.
The hospitality sector continued to act as the main supporter of the overall commercial real estate sector, with Cairo’s hotel supply remaining steady and occupancy rates showing positive trends over the course of the first nine months of this year
The retail supply witnessed a slight expansion during the first three quarters of 2018, while a further increase is expected to take place by the end of 2018
The office market’s supply recorded a modest increase during the first nine months of the current year, while the sector saw a varied demand across the country’s different areas.
One may find a developer offering a stand-alone villa in a compound for EGP 20 mn, while another developer sells a similar villa of the same exact surface area for EGP 10 mn. Do you wonder why?
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