Originally Posted by propertastic

Here's a new rental agency that seems relatively efficient in my first dealings with them:

Red Sea Rentals ~ Self catering sea view properties and more ~

Originally Posted by Redsea Furniture

Yes ...the demand for rooms is a problem at the moment.
My sister came out on the Tuesday Thomas cook flight last week and when she was flying back we couldn't understand the times on the ticket.
When we called into the office here we were told that because of lack of rooms they were combining flights...her flight flew to gatwick..dropped off then flew on to manchester

Originally Posted by *********

I think demand is there now,I was talking to a friend of mine who is a manager in the red sea hotel chain,he assured me there's no rooms available at christmas as the dutch usualy book them up.
I didn't really discuss any other parts of the year but I think Hurghada and the surrounding developments will become very popular throughout the year.

Originally Posted by Peter Mitry

If any travel agents are reading this there must surely be a huge opportunity to harness the growing number of apartments being built and formulating a scale of pricing which could help both the travel industry and the property owners who wish to rent?

Originally Posted by *********

Well looking at recent comments, will there be an over supply of beds in Hurghada? if the hotels are fully booked this month then maybe not.
However there maybe a shortage of flights.

Originally Posted by hiszein

don't forget the UK market , even it happens I don't think that 30k is big capital
for me I will take the risk , or maybe I can keep it for my holidays

Originally Posted by *********

I think when a new holiday destination gets better known slowly people start trying it out ,if Egypt stays cheap and good as it is at the moment people will come,I think people are a bit worried about terror but I think this part of Egypt to be very safe.The security in Egypt as a whole is quite good.The sun is here year round the sea is warm the food and drink is cheap what else do you want? Maybe needs a bit more promotion but everything else is here.When it gets busy busy busy this amount of beds will not be enough.Look at other european destinations.

Originally Posted by Peter Mitry

Dave99 is right; most professional rental management companies would want to be sure that the requirements of the British market, and other European markets, have been fully adhered to and that health and safety requirements have been met. Distantdreamer recently raised an issue which came up in El Gouna concerning the minimum height for balconies.

Originally Posted by sdgc

I think that you are right, with the vast ammount of property being sold most of it to rent out, eventually supply could outstrip demand.