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Before launch: Who benefits from 2026 lease plan
The Ministry of Housing plans to launch 10,000 housing units under the rent-to-own system in 2026 for low-income citizens, within the coming days across various cities and governorates. The primary target group is newlywed young people, aiming to provide affordable housing options to support their initial living needs. Eligibility criteria include being at least 21 years old, an Egyptian national, residing or working in the specified governorate, and not having previously benefited from government housing units or supported real estate financing initiatives. Required documents include a national ID card, marriage or divorce certificates, income and residence proof, along with evidence of the applicant’s social and health status. The units will be offered at different prices and sizes, with a focus on helping newlyweds achieve stable and suitable housing.
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