As a second wave of the COVID-19 outbreak emerges, Invest-Gate attempts to explore the dynamic relationship between economic growth and real estate, reaching out to several key market players to find their insights on the role of the brick-and-mortar industry in pushing the Egyptian economy forward, despite the global disruption due to the continued health crisis.
Invest-Gate puts Egypt’s latest achievements under the spotlight, thereby scrutinizing a bunch of macroeconomic indicators and evaluating the country's current standing in early 2020, in terms of financial structure and economic growth, in the wake of these fine-tuned revisions.
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 sub-sectors, during the current year.
Marketing Director of Mashvisor Daniela Andreevska shares her thoughts on the most effective policies a country can adopt to attract foreign inflows, particularly to real estate
Sales office spaces in Egypt have witnessed significant growth in the commercial real estate sector in recent years - particularly among Cairo’s suburbs - as business hubs became appealing for occupants and investors chiefly seeking flexibility, security, and value. Consequently, this boosted the business and recreational standards of the country’s present office spaces; thus, the number of office buildings among Egypt’s coastal destinations is accelerating in light of their potential opportunities.
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