Mohamed Elbassyouni
Charlotte · Dubai · Egypt · 10 years in real estate
Languages: English · Arabic
Ten years, three markets
Mohamed is a US-licensed broker with ten years of transactions across North Carolina, Dubai, and Egypt. For the past four years he has moved between Dubai and Cairo year-round, scouting new North Coast developments for clients between trips.
What he brings to a mandate
Mohamed leads buyer and investor mandates at KÂMO, combining US brokerage discipline with regional access, pricing analysis, and negotiation.
He works with clients in English and Arabic.
Writing by Mohamed
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Coral Coves and Mesca: what Somabay's newest addresses actually cost
Two of Somabay's most-asked-about releases, priced from our own published August 2026 guide: entry formats, live unit counts, and the cash versus 5-year versus 8-year totals side by side — including the reason a 69 sqm cabana can cost more than a 135 sqm home.
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How big is Ras El Hekma, really?
Everyone has heard the headline numbers — 170 million square metres, US$110 billion. But numbers that large stop meaning anything. So we drew them: against a marathon, against Monaco, against Paris, and against the beaches the North Coast already knows.
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Why the best Egyptian property never reaches a portal
Search the portals for prime Egyptian stock and you see a fraction of what is actually for sale. The rest moves through relationship lists and private sellers — which is an advantage for a represented buyer and a problem for everyone else.
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Why Egypt now: the case for property investment
A reset currency, USD 64.7 billion of named sovereign commitments on one coastline, and record remittance inflows have made Egypt the region's most-discussed property market. The case set out with its actual figures — and the risks stated as plainly as the upside.
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The New Administrative Capital: an investment outlook
The New Administrative Capital is the largest urban project in Egypt and one of the most-discussed addresses for off-plan buyers. A measured view of the opportunity, and the patience it asks for.