Our services

A complete real estate service, not just a listing.

From defining your need to negotiation, contract, and handover — one team follows you every step.

01

Buying properties

We understand your needs, recommend suitable options, and help with viewings, negotiation, and legal review.

02

Renting

We help owners and tenants reach a clear agreement, documenting details and following up on handover.

03

Selling & marketing your property

Realistic valuation, professional photography and listing, inquiry screening, and negotiation that protects your property's value.

04

Property valuation

We compare your property to the actual market and review the location, condition, and features to set a realistic price range.

05

Investment properties

We compare returns, risks, and payment plans to help you make a calculated investment decision.

06

Legal follow-up

We coordinate contract and document review, and registration steps with specialists before closing the deal.

How we work

Four steps from search to handover

1

We understand your request

Your goal, area, budget, and timing.

2

We shortlist & compare

A short list of suitable options with clear information.

3

We view & negotiate

Organized viewings and negotiation that protects your interest.

4

We finalize & hand over

Following up on the contract and procedures until you get the keys.

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Frequently asked questions

What documents do I need to buy a property in Egypt?

You'll need your national ID or passport, the preliminary sale contract, and confirmation of the property's registration (Tabo) status before purchase. If financed with a mortgage, additional income documents are required.

How long does property registration (Tabo) take?

Typically two to six months, depending on how complete the property's documentation is and its location. Confirm the developer or seller has registered the land or unit in their name before buying.

Can foreigners buy property in Egypt?

Yes, foreigners can own property in Egypt under Law No. 230 of 1996, subject to area limits in certain zones and additional restrictions in border or tourist areas.

What fees are involved besides the purchase price?

These typically include registration fees (around 3% of the property value or a flat amount depending on type), broker commission (negotiable), and annual maintenance fees in compounds.

How do you determine a property's price?

We compare the property to recent deals for similar units in the same area, factoring in location, size, finishing, and current market conditions to reach a realistic price that attracts serious buyers.

Do you provide support after the sale or purchase is complete?

Yes, our team follows up with you through handover and registration procedures, and remains available for questions even after the deal closes.