Coldwell Banker Egypt organised the first annual ceremony of its CB Link programme, bringing together partners from leading real estate brokerage and marketing companies to celebrate a year of collaboration in the Egyptian property market.
Ayman Shalaby, CEO of the CB Link programme, said the initiative recorded significant growth during its first year in Egypt, with the number of partners exceeding 3,000. The programme also generated sales worth around EGP 15bn in 2025.
Shalaby added that CB Link aims to double this figure to about EGP 30bn in sales during 2026. He noted that international expansion could be considered in the future once the programme further strengthens its presence in the Egyptian market.
For his part, Karim Zain, CEO of Coldwell Banker Egypt, said the company is working to sustain its growth by supporting existing programmes and expanding its partnership network.
Zain revealed that the company achieved sales of approximately EGP 65bn in 2025 and is targeting EGP 100bn in sales in 2026.
He added that Coldwell Banker Egypt has expanded its network to 40 franchises and continues to explore regional growth opportunities in markets such as the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Oman. The company also maintains partnerships with around 200 real estate developers.
Zain noted that the company’s resale portfolio includes around 25,000 real estate units, providing a wide range of investment opportunities and strengthening cooperation with financial institutions.
He also highlighted the attractiveness of the Egyptian real estate market for investors, particularly from the Gulf, citing the relative stability of the market despite regional challenges.
Zain expects real estate sales to improve after Eid al-Fitr, especially in the North Coast market during April and May. This follows strong sales activity recorded in Red Sea destinations, with property prices expected to rise by between 5% and 10% in the coming period.
