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The "Mont Jalea" project in El Ein El Sokhna is suffering from significant delays of up to about eight years, despite the company's promises to deliver the units within four years. Buyers have been subjected to oppressive contracts that impose strict conditions, such as full payment for maintenance before construction begins, hefty delay penalties, and the company's right to unilaterally terminate contracts without proper compensation. Additionally, the contracts allow the company to delay delivery and exploit weak penalties in exchange for limited rights for the buyers. This has resulted in many families suffering and losing large sums of money. The crisis highlights a recurring flaw in the practices of some Egyptian real estate developers and calls for regulatory intervention to protect consumers' rights and ensure the seriousness and timely completion of projects.
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