Real Estate & Construction
Transaction, title, registration, lease, development, and construction support for Egyptian property, combining documentary due diligence with contract and dispute planning.Scope of service
The final scope is confirmed after reviewing the facts, documents, jurisdiction, and applicable deadlines.
Examine the ownership chain, registered instruments, prior contracts, powers of attorney, succession documents, encumbrance information, possession, and the seller’s authority to dispose.
Check cadastral identity, boundaries, permitted use, planning status, building and occupancy approvals, utilities, association records, and material authority correspondence.
Draft and review sale, preliminary sale, lease, usufruct, management, development, fit-out, construction, brokerage, and property-related settlement agreements.
Structure deposits, instalments, escrow or security arrangements, handover conditions, defects, delay consequences, registration cooperation, termination, and dispute resolution.
Support registration and notarization steps under the route applicable to the property, while identifying documents or disputes that prevent or delay completion.
Handle delivery, title, payment, rent, eviction, defects, variation, delay, contractor, and developer disputes through negotiation, proceedings, or expert-supported claims.
Typical documents
Review can begin with available records; additional documents may be requested for the matter.
- Registered deed and full chain of title
- Prior sale, lease, allocation, or succession documents
- Seller, owner, company, and power-of-attorney records
- Survey, plans, boundaries, and property description
- Building, use, occupancy, and utility approvals
- Payment, handover, defect, contractor, and authority records
Legal framework and official references
Authoritative references defining the service’s general framework. The official Arabic text, later amendments, and matter-specific rules remain controlling.
Sources checked 6 September 2026