Ahmed Adel, a prominent entrepreneur in the real estate sector and founder of several successful real estate ventures, affirmed that the repercussions of the current regional escalation are no longer confined by borders or industries, but are reshaping the dynamics of the global economy as a whole. He emphasized that the accelerating pace of geopolitical developments is imposing a new reality on international markets, one defined by volatility and rapid transformation.
Adel noted that in an increasingly interconnected world, no country or sector can remain insulated from these shifts. The fluctuation in gold prices, he explained, stands as a key indicator of growing uncertainty, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and shifting liquidity patterns across global markets.
He pointed out that gold recently experienced a surge in demand followed by a notable decline, highlighting the instability in investor behavior and the broader financial landscape. This turbulence has extended to the real estate sector, particularly across the Arab region, where real estate stocks have recorded declines not witnessed in years.
Despite these challenges, Adel stressed that the real estate market continues to offer compelling opportunities for strategic investors who possess a deep understanding of market cycles. He cited Dubai as a prime example—one of the most resilient and adaptive markets globally—where investors are anticipating a strong rebound. Dubai, he added, has consistently demonstrated its ability to transform crises into success stories, reinforcing its position as a global investment hub.
Turning to Egypt, Adel projected a potential surge in demand within the real estate market in the near future. He attributed this outlook to the depreciation of the Egyptian pound against the US dollar, coupled with the possible return of “hot money” seeking stability through tangible assets within the Egyptian market.
He further warned of an expected increase in construction costs, driven by rising prices of essential building materials and higher financing expenses. These pressures, he indicated, are likely to translate into upward price adjustments in real estate to mitigate associated risks.
Adel also highlighted emerging markets gaining traction on the global investment map, with Georgia standing out as a promising destination. He noted that the country has successfully attracted major international developers, including Eagle Hills, through landmark projects in Tbilisi and Batumi.
He concluded by underscoring Georgia’s competitive advantages, including its strategic geographic location, strong security environment, attractive real estate framework, and its growing appeal as a global tourism destination—factors that collectively position it as a rising star in the international real estate investment arena.
