The Impact of Real Estate Investments on The Enforcement of Constitutional Rights A comparative Study .

Real estate investment is a fundamental pillar of sustainable development at the economic and social levels, as it represents the primary vehicle for productive, income-generating investment and, consequently, job creation. Real estate is the state's means of development and urban planning, and a fundamental mechanism for ensuring citizens' right to housing. Furthermore, it contributes to the implementation of urban policies aimed at improving living conditions and combating poverty. Real estate investment goes beyond being a mere economic activity; it is also a fundamental pillar for achieving the state's vision of enforcing constitutional rights and consolidating the principles of social justice. It is not only a means of promoting economic growth, but also a tool for reshaping the urban landscape to achieve equality and guarantee every citizen their legitimate right to housing and advanced infrastructure. Therefore, any national strategy targeting comprehensive development must prioritize real estate investment, while ensuring a balance between the interests of investors and the rights of citizens. Through sound planning and fair legislation, real estate investment becomes not only an economic force, but also a driver for achieving justice, raising the standard of living for society, and consolidating the foundations of a state of law that guarantees rights and safeguards human dignity and rights.