The Ministry of Housing is preparing in the coming days, through the Egypt Real Estate platform, to offer the largest number of diverse housing units in projects such as Sakn Masr, Dar Masr, Deyarna, Zilal, and others.

The housing units were originally scheduled to be offered for reservation through the Egypt Real Estate platform this week, but the offering was postponed until the final inventory is completed to prepare the vacant units for reservation.

This offering is part of the housing initiative to launch 400,000 housing units in several phases, with the second phase set to begin in mid-October via the electronic platform.

Engineer Sherif Al-Sharbini, Minister of Housing, confirmed that the “Egypt Real Estate Platform” is a key step within the state’s vision for digital transformation and improving services provided to citizens and investors. He added: “We are working to make the platform a pivotal tool in marketing real estate projects inside and outside Egypt, in line with the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to provide innovative alternatives, encourage real estate investment, and expand the base of beneficiaries.”

Engineer Sherif Al-Sharbini also explained that the ministry is working on preparing an integrated platform for exporting Egyptian real estate, noting that this file receives special attention from the political leadership to open new horizons for investments. He said: “Exporting Egyptian real estate requires a precise system that includes inventory and classification of units, identifying target markets, and setting a comprehensive marketing strategy on a modern electronic platform linking Egypt to global markets.”

The Egypt Real Estate platform is one of the specialized platforms aimed at providing an accurate and updated real-time database of properties offered in the Egyptian market, with integrated electronic services that facilitate access to approved real estate information and contribute to improving the quality of real estate transactions within the local market and linking Egypt to global markets.