Social life has changed a lot in the 21st Century. Now, we don’t prefer good restaurants to meet our friends, rather prefer shopping malls to chat, and do our retail therapy, with friends and acquaintances. Looking at malls in Islamabad and in other major cities of the country, they become places for entertainment and food than shopping.
After the success of Quetta and Peshawar, Chakor Ventures is ready to host another Open House in the city of cultures and heritage, Lahore – to offer investment opportunities to the business community and investors alike of this cultural capital of Pakistan.
Following the set of Open house across Pakistan, Citadel 7, a tallest corporate tower in Blue Area, Islamabad, is coming to Lahore, with some exclusive pre-launch offers.
This sales event will showcase the business/investment potential this corporate offers. Considering the prospect investors and realtors in Punjab, we are presenting our project on the 18th of February, at Tanzeem Hall, Royal Swiss Hotel, between 2 pm to 7pm.
This series will continue until Chakor Ventures secure interest from local and foreign investors and businesses alike; the number and selection of the cities for the road show are catered by our sales team. The team measures the interest threshold of the city, and the data gathered, and then design the next station.
The primary objective behind our open houses is to open the doors to the prospect businesses and investors to learn more about the tallest corporate tower of Blue Area, Islamabad and respective investment opportunities.
The guest list of this Open House includes the leaders of the business community, government officials, trading members of Lahore, realtors, and potential investors.
To expand the corporate circle and the business community outside Islamabad, Chakor Ventures started a series of open houses in the country.
We held our first Open House in Quetta; choosing this city was a strategic decision taken by Chakor Ventures to secure interest from buyers there in Quetta. The event was primarily held to connect to the business people in the city and share the investment opportunities being offered by our latest commercial project, Citadel 7.
The guest of honor of the Open House includes Mr. Ameer-ud-Din Agha, the president of Anjuman Tajiran and the advisor to the CM of Baluchistan, and Mr. Aslam Tareen, the general secretary of Anjuman Tajiran Baluchistan.
Other attendees of the event were the business investors and real-estate-interested individuals of the Quetta business community.
Do you know 95% of realtors use e-mail, 57% scroll through social media daily, and 69%of them have a website? Yes, even real estate developers have expanded the score of digital modifications and amplifications.
From digital 3D scanning to AI, the future of property development, commercial or residential, seems unstoppable.
Post-pandemic, the scope and the dynamics of commercial interior design have transformed beyond recognition. Now, artists are more sustainable in their approach than ever before as the focus has shifted from luxurious setup to employees’ well-being and performance.
As the needs of office workers evolve, so is the approach to workplace design.
Whether we regard its state-of-the-art infrastructure; superior development standards; secure environment; top-of-the-line construction; the lush-greenery; modern amenities; or everything in between… Islamabad has always been the top choice among genuine real estate investors.
Well, the real estate developers of Islamabad have developed immaculately-designed housing schemes, but the potential of the commercial sector begets higher yields. Here, the primely located en route to CPEC makes the twin city worth investing in.
We are living in an increasingly competitive environment where the dynamics of the corporate world are constantly evolving. And so are the requirements/must-haves of commercial buildings and respective corporate offices/spaces.
If we look back to traditional office settings, the world has changed upside down. Before, feasibilities like access to parking, conference rooms, shared meeting spaces, separate elevators for malls and corporate floors, backup power systems…, etc., were not even considered.
For long-term survival, one needs to look forward and think of ways to build the future with lasting stability in terms of wealth and health. And to generate passive income for years, there’s no better investment than real estate.
A well-chosen property will yield excellent returns, rental income, appreciation, profits, tax advantages, and diversification in the near future. Well, in Pakistan, Islamabad is one of the best cities for real estate investment.
From big shopping malls to retail stores, education institutes, corporate centers, entertainment arenas, cinemas, hotels, manufacturing plants, and whatnot… Pakistan hosts dozens of public places frequented by a large number of people.
Are they all equipped with a fire protection system?
Unfortunately, NO… but the progress is underway!
Pakistan, the fifth-most populous country in the world, is home to more than 146 million youth population. Among this two-thirds of the country’s total population (220 million+), around 4 million reach working age every year. Whereas, 1.84 million jobs are created per annum.
Pakistan’s unemployment rate is improving, standing at 6.3%, especially across the major cities. This upward trend in the working population is due to the increasing startup activities in the country.
