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Fractional ownership gains ground in Egypt amid drive for innovation, market regulation

Fractional ownership rises in Egypt's real estate, democratizing investment amidst regulatory efforts and innovation drive.
02.07.25 | Source: Daily News Egypt



Rising property prices in Egypt have paved the way for a new investment trend: fractional ownership in real estate. This emerging model is increasingly seen as an attractive avenue for both individual and institutional investors. By allowing multiple parties to co-own shares of a property—often in premium or income-generating developments—fractional ownership reduces entry costs, distributes risk, and opens the market to smaller investors, aligning with evolving dynamics in the real estate sector.





At the Fractional Real Estate Roundtable, Mohamed Youssef, Advisor to the Chairperson of the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) for Promotion, revealed that active discussions are underway with the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) to establish frameworks that safeguard investor interests in this growing segment. He also announced that GAFI is preparing a package of incentives tailored to boost investment in Egypt’s real estate market.


Youssef noted that Egypt’s property sector has experienced remarkable growth in recent years, especially in New Alamein and the New Administrative Capital. He emphasized the potential of fractional ownership to appeal not only to local investors but also to Egyptians abroad and foreign nationals, particularly given Egypt’s relative economic and political stability.



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