H.E Sultan Butti Bin Mejren, Director General of the Dubai Land Department opened the Pakistan Property Show describing Zameen.com as a “pioneer in organizing such interactive events in the Gulf region.”
Two-day annual property event saw a record-breaking 20,000 people attend, with over 60 exhibitors showcasing more than 200 of the most significant property developments in Pakistan.
Notable media personalities from Pakistan moderated a panel event exploring real estate opportunities in the country.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates; September 12, 2022: Huge crowds gathered at the fourth edition of the Pakistan Property Show over the weekend at the World Trade Centre in Dubai to explore major investment opportunities in the Pakistan property market.
Over 60 exhibitors showcased more than 200 of the best and most trustworthy major property developments in Pakistan. A record breaking 20,000 people attended the two-day event which was organised by Zameen.com, Pakistan’s largest real estate enterprise. The annual event targets around 4 million overseas Pakistanis in the Gulf region and those interested in real estate projects across Pakistan’s the major cities.
Important dignitaries graced the event, including Director General of the Dubai Land Department H.E Sultan Butti Bin Mejren, and prominent journalists from Pakistan. Zameen.com’s CEO Mr. Zeeshan Ali Khan, Country Head Mr. Ahmed Bhatti, EMPG and members of Zameen’s senior management.
During the event, H.E Sultan Butti Bin Mejren, Director General of the Dubai Land Department stated: “It was a great honour to inaugurate the Pakistan Property Show. Dubai is proud of its cultural and religious diversity, particularly the large community of Pakistani expats that have helped the emirate become a hub for business, real estate development, and tourism. Zameen.com is a pioneer in organizing such interactive events in the Gulf region.”
“The recent launch of several world class real estate projects in Pakistan is a sign of the property sector’s huge potential for growth and Zameen.com will drive progress in the industry in the future,” he added.
The share of construction and real estate in Pakistan’s GDP hovers around 25%, with construction alone accounting for about 17%, making it the country’s second biggest economic sector after agriculture. It is estimated that overseas Pakistanis fund 25% of all new developments in the real estate sector. Specifically, the Pakistanis working in Gulf countries, who wish to return to their homeland eventually, want to purchase a house in the country as their first priority.
