RealEstate

Egypt’s real estate market is drawing significant interest from international investors, and MAEP is positioned to help you maximize these opportunities, offering strategic support through strong partnerships with the National Bank of Egypt (NBE), REMAX, and Egyptian government entities. With a focus on developing high-yield Airbnb rentals and commercial properties, we bring access to Egypt’s evolving infrastructure, tax advantages, and a variety of incentives designed to boost ROI and streamline the investment process. Why Invest in Egypt’s Real Estate? 1. Tax Benefits Egypt’s tax regime is designed to encourage foreign investment, with lower property taxes compared to many regions, stamp tax exemptions, notary fee waivers, and a 2% customs tax exemption on essential equipment and machinery imports. These benefits are valuable for investors developing new properties or renovating older assets to increase rental appeal. 2. Investment Law and Protection Egypt’s robust Investment Law provides foreign investors with guarantees against expropriation and project confiscation. This law also maps out the country into Sectors A and B, offering incentives such as a 50% discount on investment costs in Sector A and 30% in Sector B. Additional benefits, such as subsidized utilities and land allocations, can also be decreed by Egypt’s Council of Ministers. 3. Infrastructure Development The Egyptian government is actively expanding its infrastructure with new cities, highways, bridges, and utilities. Cairo, Alexandria, and several coastal regions have witnessed significant development, enhancing their value for real estate ventures and short-term rentals. This growth makes Egypt an appealing destination for both local residents and international visitors on Airbnb, particularly those looking for a combination of historical sites and modern amenities. 4. High ROI Potential Egypt’s real estate market is widely regarded as high-performing, with some investments yielding up to a 15% return. Properties in the commercial, residential, and coastal segments can generate consistent rental income, especially in popular tourist areas. With MAEP’s backing, you’ll have the advantage of guidance from trusted advisors and partners, making investment in Egyptian real estate smoother and more secure. Legal Protections and Guidelines for Foreign Investors Ownership Regulations Foreign investors have the right to own and occupy Egyptian real estate, as granted under Law No. 230 of 1996. A recent amendment allows non-Egyptians who purchase residential properties in Egypt to obtain temporary residency by completing transactions in foreign currency via state-owned banks. Although this amendment is not yet finalized, it signals promising regulatory support for international investors. Financing Options While Egyptian banks may have specific risk management procedures, foreign investors can generally access financing options through established institutions. Requirements typically include a valid passport and proof of residency. At MAEP, our legal counsel ensures you have access to financing options that align with your investment goals. Transparency and Documentation All real estate transactions in Egypt must be registered with the notary public, making ownership details accessible for public inspection. This transparency strengthens investor trust and provides legal clarity. MAEP: Your Bridge to Egypt’s Investment Opportunities At MAEP, we’re dedicated to helping you leverage Egypt’s real estate market by offering unparalleled access to support services, legal counsel, and in-depth market insights. Whether you’re interested in residential rentals, commercial spaces, or Airbnb opportunities, we work to simplify every aspect of your investment journey. If you’re ready to explore Egypt’s dynamic real estate opportunities, connect with our team today. Let’s build a foundation for your investment success in one of the world’s most captivating and high-potential markets. Contact Us Today for More Information! Let us guide you toward successful, high-yield investments in Egypt.