Free Brokers Digital Sales continues to reshape Egypt’s digital real estate market, as Free Brokers Digital Sales recorded EGP 1bn in third-party sales during the first quarter of 2026. This strong performance highlights the platform’s growing role in supporting real estate marketers and accelerating sales.

The company also announced that it has surpassed 1,000 sales transactions since launching its application. This milestone reflects rapid user adoption and the effectiveness of its digital tools. As a result, the platform is strengthening its position in real estate digital transformation.

Ahmed Amer, CEO of Free Brokers, stated that the platform operates as a fully integrated digital hub. It offers access to a large database of real estate projects, alongside qualified leads. Therefore, marketers can close deals faster and more efficiently.

He added that Free Brokers provides some of the highest commissions in the market. It also ensures fast payouts through clearly scheduled systems. Consequently, users benefit from transparency and financial stability.

Since its concept was introduced in 2023 and officially launched in June 2024, the platform has addressed major market challenges. These include limited access to data, unclear sales processes, and delayed commission payments. Accordingly, the company developed a comprehensive system to support brokers across all stages.

Moreover, Free Brokers recorded EGP 3.2bn in third-party sales in 2025. This growth came from an expanding user base and a wider range of projects. In turn, the company targets EGP 4bn in sales for 2026, after already securing its first billion.

The platform also provides continuously updated project data and a steady pipeline of new clients. In addition, it operates under a transparent framework supported by clear legal contracts. This approach strengthens trust and ensures stability in transactions.

Furthermore, the platform enables marketers to build and manage sales teams within the application. As a result, it promotes a more structured brokerage model. At the same time, it prioritizes data protection, ensuring full confidentiality for all users.

On another front, Free Brokers has witnessed increasing demand from international clients. This reflects its ability to attract new investor segments. Notably, hotel units are gaining strong traction among buyers.

The platform has also expanded its geographic reach across key destinations. These include the North Coast, New Cairo, the New Administrative Capital, and East Cairo. Therefore, it continues to strengthen its presence in high-demand areas.

In conclusion, Amer emphasized that the next phase will focus on expanding partnerships and increasing transaction volumes. Free Brokers aims to position digital brokerage as a key driver of market growth, improving efficiency and supporting long-term sustainability.