Reconciliation Law and Building Violations
The Law on Reconciliation in Building Violations states that if a reconciliation request is not submitted or is rejected, it is prohibited to connect any new utilities to the non-compliant property, while existing utilities will continue without support. The property cannot be registered or publicly announced, which obstructs sales and transfers. Legal procedures against the violating property will continue, and a reconciliation fee will be applied, ranging between 50 and 2,500 Egyptian pounds per square meter, with a discount of up to 20% for immediate payment within 60 days of approval. The final deadline for submitting applications is November 2026, after a six-month extension starting from May 2026.
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