Sahel vs. Sokhna: Where to Buy?

• Wednesday, 17th August 2016
• by Invest Gate

Owning a vacation property is a huge draw for some, allowing a person to acquire their very own small slice of paradise and enjoy it at your leisure without the hassle of renting. It also means enjoying serene, picturesque settings, clean air, away from the congestion of the city. Two avowed examples of Egypt’s vacation spots are Ain Sokhna and the North Coast.

The Influence of FDI Investment on Egypt’s Commercial Real Estate

• Monday, 15th August 2016
• by Invest Gate

Viewed as one of Egypt’s stronger industries, real estate ventures have been on the rise despite economic conditions. With state efforts in attracting investment to numerous sectors, many investors, especially foreigners, have begun directing capital towards one of the underserved segments of the industry, commercial property.

Why Invest in Income Property?

• Tuesday, 9th August 2016
• by Fatma Khaled

Despite the instability of the Egyptian market over the past few years, it has become common knowledge that one market has withstood the repeated economic shocks and has managed to flourish against the overarching downwards current.

The Untapped Potential of Ecotourism in Egypt

• Sunday, 7th August 2016
• by Joana Saba

Despite its maximal potential in terms of bankable natural resources, the concept of ecotourism in Egypt seems all but alien, with only a handful of areas making use of a more sustainable approach to attract a different type of tourism to Egypt’s shores and valleys.

The Top 5 Must Visit South Sinai Eco-lodges

• Tuesday, 2nd August 2016
• by Invest Gate

Egypt is well known for its diverse wealth of natural resources and sites that offer a large variety of recreational experiences, alongside access to some of the most breathtaking natural views in the world.

Sell Your Home Online Like a Pro in Four Easy Steps

• Sunday, 31st July 2016
• by Invest Gate

Commonly, homeowners seek the help of real estate agents and small-scale brokers to sell their properties. Such endeavors can yield success or deem the process as a failure. However, in this time and age, where accessibility to such commodities has been digitized, preparation and marketing real estate can be more lucrative for the homeowner if done through online research and proper presentation.

Real Estate the Answer to Tourism Development

• Sunday, 31st July 2016
• by Nadine Abou el Atta

Tourism and real estate, two powerhouse industries in Egypt that are currently performing at opposite ends of the spectrum. It is perhaps common knowledge that international tourism in Egypt is facing mounting challenges that are effectively contributing to the slowdown of the local economy. Yet, in pure numbers, the tourism industry in Egypt is generating billions in investments and ROI. The key here is the real estate tourism sector, which –like the rest of the real estate industry– is defying the current economic status and is booming in every way.

The Five Destinations for a Budget Vacation

• Saturday, 30th July 2016
• by Invest Gate

There is hardly any point in spending an exorbitant amount of money on a short vacation if it ends up being over taxing and stressful. Another reason to aim for a cheap vacation is the increase in the possibility of frequent short escapes from Cairo’s overbearing chaotic life. Finding a cheap vacation house contributes a lot towards keeping vacation costs down and allows you to focus on relaxation rather than your wallet.

Egypt’s New Administrative Capital: How Near are We?

• Tuesday, 26th July 2016
• by Invest Gate

In one of Egypt’s gutsy endeavors to jump on the bandwagon of modernity and efficiency, a new capital was proposed at the 2015 Egypt Economic Development Conference.

Trend Analysis: Devaluating Currency vs. Real Estate Boom

• Wednesday, 20th July 2016
• by Heba Eid

Egypt’s real estate market, described by many as rock solid, may not necessarily need a boost, yet the Egyptian pound’s (EGP) recent devaluation did exactly that. Since the 2011 revolution, the economic decline has caused foreign reserves to dwindle to an all-time low, which has disturbed the economic, political, and social climate. Adding insult to injury, tourism suffered a major hit last year, dramatically affecting one of the country’s key sources of foreign currency. As a major importer of commodities, the dollar shortage fuelled inflation, led imported goods to pile up at the ports, and disrupted businesses that rely on imported raw materials for production. These developments have allowed the black market to flourish, with the dollar reportedly crossing EGP 11.