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Why invest in Egypt

Why Invest in Egypt?



Geographical and Cultural factors
  • Fantastic location with coasts on the Red Sea and on the Mediterranean
  • One third of the world’s monuments can be visited in Egypt, including the Pyramid and the Sphinx at Giza
  • Warm and dry climate during the summer months
  • Easily accessible, flights from UK to Egypt several times a day, Visa can be bought on arrival in Egypt with a UK passport.
  • A country with a long tradition of welcoming European tourists
  • Low cost of living in most areas
  • Politically stable - President Mubarek has been President of Egypt for the past 26 years and was awarded an easy victory (88% of the votes) in the 2005 elections, thus remaining as President for another 6 years.
  • Egypt is a favourite diving spot amongst divers from all around the world, with favourite spots tending to be Hurghada, Ras Muhammed and Sharm El-Sheikh
  • Egypt has so much to offer European tourists with regards to culture and alternative lifestyles. Wander the souks sampling the multi-coloured spices and goods, experience the exotic cuisine, ride out into the desert on a Bedouin camel or simply lie back and relax near the pool or the sea in one of the luxury resorts along the coast.
Economic Factors
  • Egypt’s Gross Domestic Product increase % has more than doubled over the past three years achieving figures not seen since the late 1980’s
  • In the same three years, FDI has increased more than eightfold and has diversified away from the petroleum sector, meaning Egypt is less dependent on the fluctuation of oil prices
  • There is no Capital Gains tax
  • UK Nationals who inherit real estate in Egypt from a direct relative do not have to pay inheritance tax
  • No Stamp Duty tax
  • No Wealth tax.
  • Egypt’s Middle Class is growing and strengthening due to the rapidly growing economy which is a good indication of housing demand on the rise
Risks Assessment
When deciding on the correct property to invest in, every factor which can influence the demand for property in that area should be considered. Additionally, the timeframe is very important, deciding when to buy and when to sell can influence the return on your investment. Current legislation stipulates that real estate in Egypt held by foreign nationals must be held for a minimum of five years after registration. As Egypt is still in its infancy with regards to property investment, now is the right time to invest, aiming to sell in five to ten years when the sector is nearing its peak.

Indicators point to an increase of permanent and temporary residents in parts of Egypt due not only to the solid and growing tourism sector but also to the booming economy and multinational companies opening in Egypt and creating new jobs, attracting new residents to the area. Local infrastructure is also important, both if your strategy involves selling to a permanent resident or a temporary one.

As always with real estate investments, patience and holding on until the perfect time to sell is an absolute necessity to reap maximum returns on your investment.

Return
Capital appreciation in Egypt is conservatively estimated as high as 25% per year in some areas. Developers, to decrease financial risks and increase cash-flow, sell the initial units in their developments at undervalued. Once a certain number of sales have been achieved, the prices for the remaining units are increased substantially. This is one of the main reasons that early investors are able to achieve maximum return on their investments

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