GB Auto Group's FORSA app partners with Coldwell Banker Egypt to provide innovative and flexible financing solutions for home finishing and refurbishment.
Home FinancingReal EstateForsaColdwell Banker EgyptEgyptReal EstateSep 30, 2025

The main goal of the partnership is to provide innovative and flexible financing solutions for home finishing and refurbishment, making it easier for customers to customize their homes immediately after purchase.
Customers can access the financing options through the FORSA app, which is integrated into Coldwell Banker Egypt’s network of real estate consultants.
Key benefits include immediate access to financing for home finishing and furniture, flexible repayment terms, streamlined application process, competitive rates, and credit limits tailored to individual needs.
Mina Michel is the Vice President of FORSA. He is responsible for overseeing the partnership and ensuring that the financial solutions provided meet the unique needs of customers.
This partnership signifies the growing convergence of real estate services and fintech solutions, contributing to a more advanced and integrated real estate ecosystem in Egypt.

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