Capitalizing on the momentum generated by the thriving exhibition industry, Egypt’s real estate sector has experienced a substantial upswing. These exhibitions serve as vital platforms that propel growth, stimulate innovation, and entice investments into the real estate landscape.
Real estate exhibitions have become popular promoting means since Egypt is launching significant development projects and inaugurating new cities such as the NAC.
As Coronavirus becomes today's new normal, lots of questions are popping up about the new trends emerging on the road to the real estate sector's recovery, especially after the return of physical exhibitions and events. That follows the heavy reliance on online showrooms and virtual tours to practice social distancing in the wake of the health crisis, as well as developers' unfolding of new innovative products to meet the different needs of clients.
To give a little sneak peek into what to expect from the four-day event, Invest-Gate speaks to exhibiting companies and developers and gets an overview of Cityscape Egypt 2020. We aspire to manifest what property exhibition offers to boost real estate demand, following more than six months of almost complete paralysis.
Invest-Gate takes an in-depth look at the most recent Aqari Exhibition to monitor the current state quo of the Egyptian real estate industry by getting insights from the participating developers and attendees, thereby contemplating how the Coronavirus outbreak is reshuffling market dynamics, and thus, consumer behavior. Accordingly, we aim to discern if the trend of property exhibitions will once again rebound and inch up in the near future.
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