Infrastructure Development in Pakistan

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Lahore

Newly Restored: Faletti's hotel

Ava Gardnier @ Falettis

 

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Lahore

Banquet Hall at Bahria Grand Hotel, Bahria Town

Oasis villa housing scheme

 

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Karachi

Dolmen

Islamabad

The Centaurus

Azad Kashmir

Stadium for Bagh

 

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Lahore

Newly Restored: Faletti's hotel

Ava Gardnier @ Falettis

So how much for one night saty???

 

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new mall road service lane

 

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Hotel on Mehmood Kasuri road by Nishat group

 

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Bahria Town officially Bahria Town (Pvt) Ltd. is the largest real-estate developers and Investors in Pakistan and the largest private housing society in Asia.[1] Bahria Town has establishments in Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Lahore, Murree and Karachi.[2] Bahria Town is a mega gated community, worth $6 billion only in Rawalpindi. Bahria Town Rawalpindi is the original community it has nine phases, which has a capacity of a planned residential city for 1 million people. The Town's offers amenities (24-hour armed security, schools, hospitals, a fire department, retail shopping, restaurants and entertainment centers). Given the Pakistan's security issues, Bahria Town remain the safest place to live with a lower crime rate than other developments. Rival Pakistani developer, Defence Housing Authority, have built similar gated communities in the suburbs of major Pakistani cities such as Karachi. Bahria Town operate's Pakistan’s largest private sector fleet of heavy earth moving equipment and the service workshops. Bahria is also building the First Formula 1 racing track with full proof safety provided to Bahria Town residents. It employs over 20,000 workforce with. Recently Bahria Town announced its collaboration with Starwood Hotels for the opening the Sheraton Golf & Country Club, which would be the first of its kind in Pakistan. Malik Riaz Hussain, founder and ex-Chairman, is the force behind Bahria Town, started in the 1980s as a small-time contractor. As competitors targeted the rich, he built for the emerging middle class, becoming one of the wealthiest Pakistanis alive.[3] In May 2012, Bahria Town won five awards at the Asia Pacific International Property

 

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Deans Trade Center, Peshawar

 

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Walled City Project

 

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Muzaffarabad

Cable Bridge

 

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Muslim town flyover