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The comments came during a ceremony marking a partnership between Egyptian company Midar Investment and Urban Development and UAE-based Majid Al Futtaim to develop an integrated urban project in Mada City, New Cairo.
Forbes Middle East has named Egyptian businessman Hisham Talaat Moustafa to its list of the most powerful CEOs in the Middle East for 2025, placing him 35th in the real estate and hospitality sector.
The study, conducted with YouGov, surveyed 264 HNWI from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Germany, the UK, and the United States, each with an average net worth of $9.7 million. The findings highlight Egypt’s surging appeal, driven by mega projects, resilient residential demand, and the expansion of Cairo’s office market.
This includes buildings owned by ministries, government agencies, and insurance companies
Talaat Moustafa records historic sales of EGP 211 billion in H1 2025
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Talaat Moustafa Group Holding (TMG) has climbed to fourth place on the Forbes Middle East list of “Top 50 Public Companies in Egypt for 2025”, following a substantial increase in sales and assets. The real estate developer was also named the leading company in its sector for the year.
The Ministry of Housing has announced a strong reception for the "Your Home in Egypt" initiative, with $2.5 million in reservation deposits received just 48 hours after online bookings opened for its first phase.
According to a statement from Cairo House Egypt, the project is expected to act as both an “anchor and catalyst” for future investments, positioning the district as a prime location for global business, tourism, and cultural activities.
The launch of five new projects in 2024 reflects the company's strong financial performance, aligning with its expansion strategy and developing its land portfolio.
El-Sherbiny revealed that the plan targets unique ventures, such as the Central Business District in the New Administrative Capital, with a focus on attracting global interest.
Madinet Masr delivers stellar nine-month results, with contracted sales more than doubling year-on-year to EGP 32.7 billion and net profit reaching an all-time high as new projects launch.
Currently, Adeer is in discussions with the Financial Regulatory Authority and the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) to address necessary legislative amendments to facilitate the establishment of real estate funds in the country, he added.
Hyde Park Developments has firmly established itself as a premier real estate developer in Egypt, achieving significant milestones in the sector over the past years. With a steadfast commitment to innovation and quality, the company has rapidly expanded its diverse investment portfolio, featuring an impressive array of residential and commercial projects in prime locations, including New Cairo, 6th of October City, and the North Coast, with a strategic focus on delivering exceptional residential units that cater to a wide range of customers seeking luxurious and contemporary homes.
According to the release, the Ras El Hekma megaproject is expected to contribute approximately $25 billion annually to Egypt's GDP and create around 750,000 jobs, with projected cumulative investments reaching $110 billion by 2045
The Egyptian Minister of Public Business Sector, Eng. Mohamed Shimi has made remarks about the ministry's plans to exploit all available real estate assets.
The Golden View event witnesses the launch of its latest project in the Fifth Settlement, GOLDEN HUB, the largest commercial, administrative, and medical complex.
In its report, the FRA explained that total loans for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Egypt surged to LE 62.8 billion in March 2024 from LE 40.9 billion in March 2023
Cairo's tourism and hospitality sector is being strengthened through cross-border collaborations, an increase in foreign direct investment (FDI), and a LE 50 billion initiative to enhance tourism.
The meeting aimed to explore opportunities to attract foreign buyers and generate new foreign exchange sources for the Egyptian economy
