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Why Buy property on Egypt’s Red Sea Resorts

For many thousand of years, Egypt has been a hub of luxury and culture. Today, a growing number of investors seeking excitement are turning to Egypt property investment. With a rich history, clear water, perfect sandy coastlines and top rated resorts, the areas around the Red Sea are prime for investment property.

Considered the tourist capital of the Red Sea coast, Sharm El Sheikh, or Sharm, as it is affectionately named by its residents, is a dream for potential investors. With a warm climate tempered by the vast body of water, Sharm has plenty to offer for both the tourists and the professional investor. Resorts offer excellent access to water sports and scuba diving is especially popular, due to the clear waters and array of colourful marine life. It also has a world class nightlife scene with such renowned clubs like Little Buddah, which has the longest continuous bar in the Middle East, and the latest addition of African dance club franchise, Pacha.

The value of property in Sharm El Sheikh is on the rise, suggesting that now is the time to invest. Between 1982 and 2000, the number of resorts increased from 3 to 91 and guest nights increased from sixteen thousand to 5.1 million. While prices on property have gone up the past few years, it is still possible to find a luxury property from only $80 000 or a golf property from $50 000. With the cost of living low, a rental yield of around 10% – 15% and an anticipated continued rise in property values, Sharm El Sheikh provides the perfect opportunity for people interested in property investment in Egypt.

While it is not as well known as Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada property also offers excellent opportunities for investors. Not long ago Hurghada was a small fishing village, but in the past couple of years it has developed into a tourist hotspot with 248 000 year-round residents, and is now one of the most popular destinations along the Red Sea. Particularly well known for its aquatic sports, Hurghada is one of the top places in the world for windsurfing, kiting, sailing, swimming, diving and even deep sea fishing. Glass bottomed boats are operated for those who want to view the spectacular fish and coral without going in the water.

Luxury property in Hurghada runs many thousand dollars less than Sharm El Sheik and carries the greater capital appreciation potential of an emerging resort that has not yet come into its own. Because properties are occupied the whole year potentially, rental incomes are very strong, at 10% -15% and can be more for the right properties.

While these are a couple of the most popular, the Red Sea shores of Egypt offer numerous locations ideal for investment. Whether seeking an established destination, an up-and-coming tourist destination or your own little oasis, Egypt property is worth investigation and can lead to great financial and personal gains.
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