Executive Snapshot In the 24 months since global travel fully reopened, Sahl Hasheesh has attracted well over US$3 billion in fresh, signed‑and‑funded deals, ranging from a resurrected seven‑star mega‑project to boutique, ESG‑oriented resorts. The burst of capital is no accident; it sits at the nexus of three forces: For opportunistic investors, the combination translates to double-digit IRRs, USD-denominated income,…

1. Why Rental Yield Matters in Egypt’s Real‑Estate Equation With inflation running at double digits and the Central Bank’s overnight deposit rate hovering near 24 percent, property investors in Egypt are seeking dependable cash flow. Nationally, average gross rental yields improved to 6.77 percent in Q2 2025, up from 5.5 percent a year earlier, according to Global Property…

Egypt 1. Eco‑Lodges as Case Studies in Regenerative Travel Two flagships are setting the tone: Property What Makes It Sustainable Community Footprint Eco Nubia, Heissa Island 80 % of staff hired from nearby Nubian villages; lodge funds microloans for handicraft co‑ops Built from local granite with no cement, cork flooring, and solar thermal systems, Benben by Dhara,…

Egypt, Cairo is no longer just a historic capital—it is the place where founders seek engineers, investors seek deals, and graduates seek high-growth careers. Below, we unpack the three forces powering this rise and show why the city now beats Dubai or Riyadh on both cost and scale. 1. Wage Arbitrage: Same Code, Lower Cost…