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Mr. Nasir Gondal, CEO of Gondal Group of Marketing, recently exposed a chilling truth about the Pakistani Real Estate Market: A Massive Fraud That Left Millions With Lost Dreams And Empty pockets.

The Boom that Went Bust:

Back in 2005, Pakistan experienced a real estate boom. New housing societies sprung up like mushrooms, lured by promises of skyrocketing property values. However, most of these societies had a fatal flaw: they were built illegally.

The Real Problem:

  • Many lacked vital approvals from authorities like CDA or RDA.
  • They operated without proper planning permissions.
  • This led to National Accountability Bureau (NAB) investigations and ultimately, shutdowns.

  • The consequences were disastrous for unsuspecting buyers:

    • Over 20 lakh (2 million) people who had invested in these societies on installments lost their money.
    • Only 5 lakh (500,000) received their plots, leaving the rest with nothing.
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A Word from Gondal Group

Mr. Gondal emphasizes that his company strictly deals with approved and trustworthy projects, prioritizing customer well-being over quick profits. Their mission is to guide individuals towards secure and sustainable real estate investments.

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A Buyer's Beware:

This cautionary tale highlights the importance of thorough research before investing in real estate. Here are 10 crucial points to consider:

  1. Verify project approval: Ensure the society has approvals from relevant authorities like CDA or RDA.
  2. Check land ownership: Confirm the developer legally owns the land and has clear title.
  3. Scrutinize master plan: Analyze the development plan, amenities, and infrastructure details.
  4. Review financial stability: Assess the developer’s financial standing and track record.
  5. Beware of inflated prices: Don’t get lured by unrealistic price promises, do your own market research.
  6. Read the fine print: Understand the payment plan, possession deadlines, and any hidden clauses.
  7. Consult experts: Seek advice from independent architects or legal advisors familiar with real estate.
  8. Visit the site: Don’t rely solely on pictures or presentations, see the land and construction progress yourself.
  9. Compare options: Explore multiple societies before making a decision, weigh pros and cons.
  10. Trust your gut: If something feels off, don’t ignore it. If the deal seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Remember, knowledge is power in the real estate market. Don’t let your dream home turn into a nightmare. Educate yourself, research diligently, and make informed decisions to navigate the Pakistani real estate landscape with confidence.

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