Cityscape Egypt

Africa | Real Estate

Third Party Event

31 Mar 2017 - 03 Apr 2017

Egypt is the ideal place for real estate investors looking for immediate income and medium to long term capital growth and resale potential.

With positive market sentiments gathering pace and a new wave of construction projects underway, the country’s leading developers are preparing to showcase more than 100,000 new and forthcoming projects at Cityscape Egypt – the country’s largest property event.

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