For years, Egypt’s property market has been a race for size, taller towers, wider compounds, and whole new cities rising from the desert. But a new question is reshaping the conversation. Instead of asking “How big is it?” maybe we should start thinking, “How sustainable is it?” Around the world, real estate is undergoing a profound transformation. Buyers, investors, and governments are increasingly demanding projects that are not just profitable, but also sustainable. Green real estate developments designed with energy efficiency, eco-friendly materials, and wellness in mind are moving from a niche segment to the new normal. In Egypt, a country with one of the fastest-growing real estate markets in the region, the question is no longer whether sustainability matters, but how quickly it will reshape the landscape. A Global Shift Toward Sustainable Living Globally, demand for green-certified buildings has been rising. Programs like LEED certification (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) have become recognized benchmarks of value, showing that eco-friendly design is as much about financial sense as environmental ethics. Energy-efficient buildings lower operating costs, increase resale value, and appeal to a new generation of environmentally conscious buyers. Egypt…
