In this evolving landscape, Egypt’s real estate sector is gaining traction as a relative safe haven, supported by strong underlying demand, demographic growth, and continued urban expansion. Hany Farag, Chairperson of Deyaar for Construction and Development, said regional tensions are redrawing the investment map, channeling capital toward more transparent and demand-driven markets. He noted that Egypt is emerging as a key beneficiary, underpinned by its large population base and resilient real estate demand. Despite these headwinds, Farag maintained that real estate continues to provide a sense of stability during periods of uncertainty. As a tangible, need-driven asset, it retains its appeal over the medium to long term, making it a dependable option for investors seeking both security and sustainable returns.

Source: Daily News Egypt March 29, 2026 17:32 UTC