Real Estate Development in Egypt: From Self-Building to Collective Ownership | SharikHome

Before the era of the "real estate developer," people were the project owners themselves. In the past, owning a home didn't mean simply buying a finished product from a company. Land had owners who built for themselves, while contractors and engineers worked on the owner's behalf. As cities expanded during the 18th and 19th centuries, organized real estate development grew: larger tracts of land, neighborhood planning, and the mass construction of units for sale to the public. By the 20th century, the model we recognize today became the norm: The developer buys the land → plans → builds → markets → sells the unit to you. This is where our role gradually shifted... From project owners building for themselves To customers buying a project built by someone else. 💡 So... what if we used technology to restore the owner to the role of project initiator? That is one of the ideas behind SharikHome. Instead of buying a finished product, you can join forces from the very beginning with people who share your needs and preferences, and build your project together. 🤝 Form a group 📍 Select the land 🏗️ Hire the professionals 🗳️ Make decisions together 📊 Track costs and construction transparently 🏠 And in the end, every member owns their own unit We aren't inventing a new concept... We are using new tools to revive an old one: You are the project owners. SharikHome Build together... Own together.