A recent price increase for units in Egypt’s “Bayt al-Watan” (Homeland House) housing project has triggered widespread public discontent. Reactions to the price hikes have escalated into calls for a boycott of the new phase of the project. The initiative, intended to provide affordable housing, is now facing criticism for becoming inaccessible to its target demographic. Reports indicate significant frustration among potential buyers regarding the increased financial burden. The controversy highlights ongoing concerns about housing affordability in Egypt and the government’s role in providing accessible options. Further details regarding the extent of the boycott and potential government response are currently emerging. The news was initially reported by Mada Masr.