The tale of skyscrapers in Pakistan started in Karachi back in 1963, and still, the winner is the same city of light, followed by Islamabad. On the other hand, Lahore has also started the race to the sky, having more than 10 high-rise buildings, while some are in the pipeline, especially all are LDA-approved.
If we compare Lahore and the twin city of Punjab, people are more inclined to invest in the federal capital, specifically the high-rise building projects. The reasons are obvious – the city is more serene, eco-friendly, clean, well-structured, and more importantly, it’s green, as, unfortunately, the air quality of Lahore is becoming impossible to live with.
This is why real estate investment in Islamabad is in high demand; the city’s rental yield and annual capital gain have reached up to 17 and 18%, respectively. Twin city Islamabad has rare tall scrapers in comparison to Lahore.
Mainly, several reasons affect the high-yielding of real estate investments in Islamabad.