Wealthy GCC investors targeting Egypt for real estate investments
In recent years, Egypt has garnered substantial attention as a focal point for investments from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). Since 2021, GCC institutions have channeled more than $115 billion into the Egyptian real estate market.
Leading this investment wave is the UAE with investments to the tune of $75 billion, closely followed by Saudi Arabia, which has contributed around $30 billion, according to a survey from consulting firm Knight Frank of wealthy GCC nationals that bought property in Egypt.