The government is moving away from scattered projects and will adopt an integrated multimodal transport plan to ensure cost and time-efficient transport, said Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan, adviser to the Road Transport and Bridges ministry, yesterday.
The sales figure is 21.5% lower than the previous edition
The decision to pursue the listing was approved during a board meeting held on January 23, according to a press release issued yesterday
The index should be updated quarterly, the donor agency said
Liaquat Ali Bhuiyan is REHAB’s new senior vice president
Even though high-rises are mostly Dhaka centric, they reflect an overall economic strength of the country, according to experts
Overall flat sales are going slow due to their high prices owing to the country's macroeconomic vulnerabilities, a rise in raw material prices as well as an increase in registration costs, according to realtors.
It opens new company for Bangladesh named JP Build BD Co
Taj and Vivanta will be operated by Borak Real Estate and Indian Hotels Company
The fair posts sales and bookings worth Tk 108 crore, down from last year’s Tk 238 crore
Forty eight companies from Dhaka and Chattogram, including realtors, building material makers and financial institutes, will take part
Flats, plots and commercial spaces worth around Tk 351.16 crore were sold and booked in the 22nd edition of the REHAB Fair, which ended today.
REHAB Fair, a five-day housing exhibition organised by the Real Estate and Housing Association of Bangladesh (REHAB), begins today.
A five-day winter fair organised by the Real Estate and Housing Association of Bangladesh (REHAB) is set to begin in Dhaka on December 21 to showcase flats, plots and other real estate and housing products.
Realtors today said the cost of various raw materials, including rod and lift, will increase in the next fiscal year because of the increase in value added tax and customs tariff.
Flats in Bangladesh witnessed a fresh price increase as realtors are being forced to pass on the increased construction cost to customers arising out of soaring prices of steel, cement, bricks and other materials.
