Sell quietly, to the right buyer
Discreet mandates, qualified cross-border buyers, and pricing grounded in real evidence — across Egypt and the UAE.
A discreet mandate
Many of the homes we represent are never advertised. We can market your property quietly to a qualified audience, or run an open campaign — whichever protects your position and your timeline.
Qualified, cross-border buyers
We represent buyers across Egypt, the Gulf, and Europe, with multilingual follow-up in English, Arabic, German, French, and Spanish — so your property is shown to people who can transact.
Honest pricing
We price against real, comparable evidence — recent sales and live competing stock — not the number that wins the instruction. An asking price grounded in the market is the one that actually sells.
Represented end to end
From valuation and presentation through enquiries, viewings, and negotiation to handover, a dedicated advisor stays on your file — the same person, reachable directly.
Request a valuation — a KÂMO advisor replies personally, within 24 hours, with no obligation.
Common questions
Can foreign owners sell property they bought in Egypt?
Yes, subject to the conditions in Law 230/1996: a five-year disposal lock from the date of acquisition, and, on vacant land, a requirement to have begun construction within five years. We confirm your acquisition date and eligibility to sell before taking an instruction.
Can I sell without listing my property publicly?
Yes. We offer discreet mandates - marketing quietly to a qualified, multilingual buyer pool - alongside open campaigns, depending on what protects your position and timeline.
How is my property priced?
Against real, comparable evidence - recent sales and live competing stock - rather than the figure that wins the instruction. We give a candid view of where a property actually sits in the market before you decide anything.
Can I sell my Red Sea property without travelling to Egypt?
In most cases, yes - instruction, pricing, marketing, offers, and contract review can all be handled remotely. What specifically requires your presence, versus what a representative can complete under a power of attorney, depends on the notarial step involved, and we confirm that for your specific sale.
Build a clearer picture of what you are selling.
You can start a conversation before you have everything assembled. This pack helps an advisor distinguish the home, its obligations, and your preferred sale strategy. Share sensitive documents privately with the appropriate advisor or professional.
- Identity of the property
- The development, village or building, unit reference, and a plan that identifies it. Include the stated built and plot areas and note any extensions or changes. Keep exact source measurements in the documents even where the public listing rounds the display.
- Ownership and payment documents
- The available ownership or purchase documents, current developer statement where applicable, and any remaining installments or maintenance obligations. Mark missing documents as missing; an old payment schedule does not confirm the balance today.
- Current condition and inclusions
- Recent photographs, finish and furnishing details, and a list of what is included in the sale. Distinguish installed features from options shown in plans or renders. Note any works a buyer would need to complete.
- Timing and access
- Your preferred sale timing, when viewings can take place, and whether the home is occupied or let. Explain who can provide access if you are abroad. A viewing arrangement does not by itself establish a vacant-possession date.
- Privacy and marketing permissions
- Decide whether the home can be advertised openly, which images and details may be shared, and what should remain private. Clear the marketing material before it is distributed. Sharing documents for a valuation is a different step from approving public advertising.
- Price and proceeds
- Separate the proposed asking price from what you need to receive after outstanding obligations and agreed selling costs. Ask for the basis of comparables, distinguishing asking prices from completed-sale evidence. A valuation is a considered view of positioning, not a guaranteed sale price.
An off-plan resale also needs a clear buyer-facing breakdown of total price, cash at assignment, remaining developer installments, scheduled maintenance, and agreed brokerage, with transfer and statutory charges identified separately. The seller’s private proceeds calculation stays separate from that public explanation.
Understand the advisory process