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Every offer mentions the finishing level and almost no buyer knows exactly what they will receive, because none of these terms are legally defined — "super lux"…
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Buyers in Egypt negotiate the price of the unit and forget to negotiate the thing that costs more: the payment plan. The gap between two plans on the same unit …
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El Shorouk is the city people discover late: they look in the Fifth Settlement, find the price uncomfortable, widen the search, and realise the same budget buys…
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In Egypt you can pay in full, hold a signed contract, and still not be the legal owner. The document almost every transaction runs on is the preliminary sale co…
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Compound living is the default assumption in the new Egyptian cities, but the gap between one compound and another is far wider than the marketing suggests. Thi…
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The headline price is never what a property transaction actually costs. This guide itemises every charge on both sides of an Egyptian property deal: the real es…
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Egypt runs two parallel rental regimes, and which one applies to a property can change its market value by a wide margin. This guide explains the difference bet…
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Mortgage finance is still used by a minority of Egyptian buyers, largely because the terms are poorly understood and because most units on the market are not el…
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Registering a property in Egypt goes through the Real Estate Publicity Department, known as the Shahr Aqari, and it is the step that turns a contract into legal…
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