Egypt’s real-estate market, decoded.
Panther tracks every project, every unit and every payment plan across Egypt’s four major markets — month after month — and turns them into board-ready investment answers.
North Coast · East Cairo · West Cairo · Red Sea
We don’t claim depth. We count it.
All public figures are aggregated market indicators — project-level data never leaves the platform.
From a pin on the map to a decision you can defend.
Land Intelligence
Drop a pin on a candidate land and Panther reads its market — every competitor in radius, pricing depth, inventory movement, product gaps.
Competitive Supply
Unit-by-unit pricing, product mix and payment terms for every rival project — refreshed with each monthly market pull.
Pricing & Feasibility
Recommended pricing ladders, cash-flow curves and land residuals — the full path from market evidence to a board-ready number.
Master-plan Intelligence
From CAD drawing to priced unit map — Panther positions every polygon of the plan against what the market actually pays for.
The capital-market view.
Daily stock momentum and year-to-date growth for Egypt’s listed developers — and the Panther Real Estate Index, one benchmark for the whole listed development sector.
Developer Stock Momentum
0–100 momentum score across 1, 3, 6 and 12-month horizons vs the sector.
YTD growth
Year-to-date share performance, per listed developer, refreshed daily.
Panther Real Estate Index
The listed development sector as one benchmark — rebased against the EGX 30.
Give us a few information and we will take it from there.
Panther runs on private, per-company accounts — there is no self-serve signup. Leave your details and what you’re trying to answer; your request lands directly in our inbox and we reach out to set up your access.
- 1You send the request below.
- 2We talk — scope, markets, what you need answered.
- 3You receive your account: email, phone number and password.
Prefer plain email? contact@rcrutai-mena.com
See what Panther sees.
Access is granted per company. If you hold a Panther account, step in — if not, challenge us with your hardest land question.