Karachi may outperform Dubai:
But the paradox is that property owners are confident of
their future. They believe that soon they will become the most modern cities in
the modern world, said Haji Mohammed Rafiq Jiga, director of Pakistan Real
Estate Development Company, adding that investors were reluctant to contribute.
In the investment operations of our projects, but today we receive a lot of
suggestions, and if this continued support in the future, Karachi will be able
to bypass Dubai. "
Pakistan's main developer, Malik Riyad, signed in 2013. With
Miami South Beach architect Thomas Kramer on transforming the coast of Karachi
into a new Miami. The 15-year project cost $ 20 billion to build a beautiful
beach with high-rise residential buildings, medical and recreational
facilities, playgrounds, mosques and other service buildings. To begin
construction work in 2016.
To date, a residential area has been built along the Karachi
coast called Crescent Bay - Crescent Bay, one of the most beautiful and
luxurious areas, including more than 4,000 apartments and penthouses, with
gardens, mosques, shopping malls, a luxury hotel and a golf club.
According to representatives of a number of major
construction institutions, more and more investors are willing to finance real
estate projects.
The real estate owners are more optimistic, whether real or
review, in contrast to the exacerbation of class differences in society,
political instability and the spread of terrorism and crime. According to a
ranking compiled by the experts of the International Agency for Social Progress
in April this year, The latest in the Social Development Index of 132 countries
has been studied social development, as Pakistan is losing today the
comfortable conditions and opportunities for growth, experts say.
The main reason for such a low rate is clearly the unstable
political situation in the region. Terrorist attacks on the streets, seizure of
government buildings, and recent anti-government demonstrations can not make
Karachi attractive to investors. Luxury apartments and hotels will remain
uninvited, while the optimism of brokers and construction companies quickly
turns into disappointment.
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