I tend to agree with Capt. sb as well. Market will take its correction and also coming 5-10 years, would possibly be another slowest period in land price growth in Pakistan due to upcoming policies, international dynamics, huge supply of plots in elite areas, under-develop areas, financial difficulties for end users and articial hikes by agents, dealers, tax evader/choors, so called investors in the posh areas being best barrier for end user, common citizen to own land in realist price. I think this is only possible wayforward, else it will continue to develop and populate an area in 25 years which country can not effort. This will further increase huge deperation and split society. Couuntry needs to see development house contruction at huge level and not just not 20 transction on same plot. I can only advantage to few but not benefiting country at all.

Thanks for the advice and reply Mr Shahnawaz.

Ali Khan, thanks for answering but I directed the question at Mr Shahnawaz here who is the expert on subject matter. I want to know logical answer not emotional sentiment. Everyone is aware of issues within the country and hopefully we address them soon but I was asking for what is current rational reality. Nowadays, every nobody on the internet has something to say about the real estate market even when they possess little knowledge or experience in the matter.

I think answers to any question should be limited to replies only by Mr Shahnawaz so we don’t get spam and uninformed replies. Thanks.

Ahsan Raza, this is realy pathetic way of marketing. You appear to work for the same and looking for logic.!!

I currently live outside of Pakistan. I don’t work for anyone within Pakistan as of now and obviously I have vested interests in property through investing, so I will look at any situation logically. Like everyone else, I want to maximise my return so why should I get emotional when there is always a formula to investing.

I don’t want to argue further because in that other discussion I saw, I saw two misinformed individuals rambling on repeating the same information. Both dummies. I don’t want that to happen here. Good luck!

That’s good you are outside and that, you are “the only most informed at the moment” and rest are dummies.

Now a day everyone is the guru within him whilst at same time wandering here and there asking questions to different people on the internet – ‘what will happen with my money, will it be doubled or halved, how long it will take and so on and then building logics but have little audacity to part of the discussion and respect everyone’s opinion. As soon as it’s not as per your desire, people become hostile like I didn’t ask you although I didn’t respond you.

It was a public forum unless the owner put restrictions and don’t allow the general public to participate. Thanks

The development of the country’s economy depends on the real estate market. In terms of total wealth, it contributes between 70 and 75 percent. The COVID-19 pandemic has not made 2020 an exciting year for buyers as it decreased employment opportunities and slowed money flow. Pakistan’s real estate market has changed due to changing conditions.

Property Trends in Pakistan

Our way of living is changing as well as the structure of the world. Because no one is sure how the pandemic will affect real estate, people with vast knowledge about the future are investing in real estate.

It was only those who rented their homes during this crisis who remained safe. Rent (although sometimes cut back) was the only source of income no matter what their situation was. Despite economic challenges in Pakistan, 2021 is expected to be a good year for real estate. Watch the trends and see how they change.

Property Forecast 2021

Pakistani real estate forecasts predict that this year will break the bank due to a variety of factors. Check it out.

In 2021, property taxes will be reduced

It provides relief packages and reduces property taxes at higher rates to encourage the industry in Pakistan. As well as providing opportunities for daily wagers, it will also stimulate the economy.

Impact of CPEC

The Economy Grows

There is always a chance to find a job in a new project. There are already communities along that route that will benefit from CPEC, which will boost their economies. Boosting the real estate industry will be a great opportunity. With real estate accounting for nearly 2% of GDP, the economy is directly linked to its growth.

The real estate market in Pakistan has changed and produced some of the best outcomes in infrastructure and the economy.