Completing Invest-Gate’s series of roundtables over 2021, Invest-Gate is to hold a roundtable the future of commercial real estate in Egypt under its title “Going Commercial...The Future of Egypt’s Real Estate Market” in cooperation with the Egyptian Businessmen Association (EBA) on December 8, 2021. The roundtable will focus on the increased demand on commercial products in the capital and new cities and how attracting local and international investments could open many job opportunities.

E-commerce growth is not necessarily bad news for the commercial real estate scene. In fact, it appears that e-commerce adoption does not necessarily mean the gradual disappearance of commercial properties. The reason is that online retailing's supply chain operations require more warehouse and logistics spaces to ease product delivery to consumers. 

Egypt's Ministry of Housing has taken the lid off the tangible gains made in nine new cities, which considerably resulted in a developmental leap in Upper Egypt last year.

Invest-Gate looks into the flexible office business model, attempting to reach an in-depth study of its benefits, challenges, and potentiality.

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.