Your Money, Working in the Sun.

Airbnb explicitly permitted, no annual service fees, and a Red Sea rental market with no true off-season.

21 Residences From €60,000 Airbnb Permitted Flexible Payment Plans

Why Bella Mar as an Investment

Egypt real estate investment on the Red Sea works differently from many resort markets, and it’s worth understanding why before comparing numbers. Port Ghalib is a marina town with tourism activity across most of the year rather than a single short season, which supports steadier rental demand for owners renting through Airbnb. Because Bella Mar carries no annual service fees, the returns below aren’t quietly eroded by recurring charges the way they often are in comparable developments elsewhere on the Red Sea or in the Mediterranean. Below are the five structural advantages that directly affect your net return, a worked example using real assumptions, and a calculator so you can test the numbers against your own budget.

Airbnb Explicitly Permitted
You can rent out your unit in your absence to get an excellent return on it.
No Annual Service Fees
Only 10% of maintenance fees are payable once upon receipt.
No True Off-Season
Peak European winter demand runs Oct–Mar — the months buyers most want to escape the cold.
Low Entry Point
A fully freehold property at a significantly lower cost than most entry costs to the rental property market in Europe.
Limited Supply
Only 21 residences exist at Bella Mar — 12 remain. Scarcity that supports long-term value.

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70%
Purchase Price €73,573
Estimated Annual Revenue €19,163
Estimated Gross Yield 26.0%
Estimated Net Yield* 18.2%

* Estimate only — assumes ~30% short-term management fees. Not a guaranteed return. Actual performance depends on occupancy, seasonality, and management quality.

Seasonal Demand Calendar

Bella Mar’s peak season lines up directly with European winter — when demand for warmth is highest.

Europe slows down in winter. The Red Sea rental market speeds up.

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Peak (Oct–Mar) — Very High Demand
Shoulder (Apr, Sep) — High Demand
Low (May–Aug) — Moderate Demand

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