Mahnoor Saleem

Buying real estate property is not only an emotional experience. It’s also a financially important decision, determining your future as the resale value of your equity fluctuates over time. One must weigh the cons and pros of the property before making the final call. Whether you are buying property for investment purposes or for personal

Pakistani real estate sector has remained a hot favorite for all resident and non-resident Pakistanis. Laden with a bunch of advantages such as locations, return on investments and propelling economy, Pakistan’s real estate promises bright future for investors. Interestingly, overseas Pakistanis have always shown a keen interest in the Pakistani real estate market. In the

Real estate is one of the most profitable sectors in Pakistan. It’s believed to be a great way for investors to reap amazing profit from the investment.  Not just this, Pakistan’s real estate is also a major contributor to the economy of the country. This sector has seen unprecedented growth, mainly due to improved infrastructure

Property investment or home buying is an important decision in one’s life. While making the final call, the dilemma of investing in ready-to-move-in property or under-construction property may throw you off balance. Although both types of properties have their respective pros and cons. The choice is hard to make and may get your wires cross

Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, is one of the fastest developing cities in the country. Unlike other cities in Pakistan, it is planned and well-maintained.

Investing at an early age enables young investors to build massive equity. One can begin their real estate career by starting with multi family rental property, house hacking or building networks.

New Year is undeniably the best time to set goals and resolutions. Regulate your real estate business strategy this year to maximize income.

It is now mandatory for all real estate agents to get registered with FBR in order to continue their business activities. This condition is introduced as an attempt to stop money laundering and terrorism.