Property Exit launches in Egypt to offer real estate resale, investment solutions

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Property Exit, a platform specialising in real estate investment and exit solutions, has officially launched in Egypt with the support of Gateway Financials, a consultancy firm specialising in feasibility studies, investment advisory and asset valuation. The platform aims to provide buyers, investors and property owners with a more structured approach to evaluating real estate opportunities, assessing asset values and exploring exit options. It combines investment analysis, market research and financial advisory services to support informed property decisions. Mohamed Abou Khadra has been appointed CEO of Property Exit, bringing more than 20 years of experience in technology, business development, payments and marketing.
The launch was announced at a press conference attended by Norhan El Tour, CEO of Gateway Financials; Abou Khadra; Mohamed Hafez, an engineering and urban development consultant; Hisham Kandil, chairman of MTS Integrated Solutions and board member of Akam Developments; and Hany Saber, board member of EBNY Developments. Property Exit seeks to address information gaps between buyers and sellers by providing data-driven assessments of real estate assets and investment opportunities. Its services are designed to help buyers compare properties in line with their financial objectives and enable owners to assess available options for managing or exiting their investments. The platform distinguishes between a property’s market value and the financial viability of owning it, taking into account factors such as buying and selling timing, asset characteristics, demand, costs and outstanding financial obligations. “Property Exit is entering the market at a time of significant activity in the real estate sector and growing attention to the challenges facing the…
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