Buyer request
You tell us what you’re looking for: type, area, size, budget. It’s free and takes a minute.
One process, and a fee that only exists if the deal happens: 1.75% from the seller on a sale, one month's rent from each side on a lease.
Five steps. You tell us what you need, we go and find it, and both sides sign with us before any negotiation starts.
You tell us what you’re looking for: type, area, size, budget. It’s free and takes a minute.
We find the property that fits and go to the owner. We check it’s really for sale and who owns it. Your details stay with us.
Before anyone is introduced, you and the owner each sign a brokerage agreement with us. It names the property, our 1.75% from the seller, and that the deal goes through us.
The order matters:Both sides sign before the negotiation starts, not after. The buyer’s agreement costs nothing; the seller’s carries our 1.75%.
We set up the viewing and carry the offers both ways. We work the price. You never negotiate alone.
Both sides agree, the contract is signed, and the seller pays our fee once the deal is done.
You list the asset in five minutes: area, location, asking price, permitted use.
We review the submission — commercial only, inside the areas we work, above our EGP 10 million minimum — and publish it at the price you set.
We publish in Arabic and English and push the asset directly to our registered buyer base.
We receive and filter every enquiry, so only serious inspections reach you.
When a serious buyer emerges we sign the brokerage agreement, then introduce the parties and run the negotiation through to contract.
Browse commercial assets, or register a brief describing what you need.
Send an enquiry on any asset — owner details are deliberately not published.
A broker calls to understand use, timing and funding, and sends you the full data pack.
We arrange a site inspection with a Togary broker present.
Before you sit with the seller, both sides sign the brokerage agreement; we then run the negotiation and legal due diligence through to closing.
This describes the commercial process and is not legal advice. Contract templates should be reviewed by an Egyptian lawyer before use.