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The real estate market in Pakistan is like riding a roller coaster — exhilarating highs followed by heart-stopping plunges. In this unpredictable terrain, companies like Zameen.com and Agency21 have emerged as the unshakable titans, while other developers often find themselves struggling to stay afloat.

The Monthly Sales Quandary
Most real estate developers in Pakistan rely heavily on their monthly sales as the bedrock of revenue generation. It’s from these monthly sales that they pay client rentals, buybacks, employee salaries, marketing expenses, and office overheads. In simpler terms, their entire financial ecosystem is built on the assumption of steady sales.

But here’s the catch — when the market experiences a downturn and sales begin to decline, these developers find themselves in a perilous position. It’s akin to standing on quicksand; the more they struggle, the deeper they sink. And this is precisely why the real estate industry in Pakistan has seen many players come and go.

Buying Their Way to Trouble
Adding to the chaos is another common pitfall among developers: when they do make a substantial number of sales, often surpassing the 1000 Million mark, they invest in more real estate. Seems logical, right? More properties mean more potential sales, and thus, higher profits. But here’s the twist — when the market takes a nosedive, potential buyers vanish, and liquidating assets becomes an uphill battle. It’s like trying to sell ice to Eskimos.

So, while developers who are cash-rich during the good times might appear invincible, they’re often the first to crumble when the market sneezes.

The Zameen.com Enigma
Now, let’s shift our focus to Zameen.com, a game-changer in Pakistan’s real estate landscape. Zameen.com is an online marketplace where property dealers and companies from across Pakistan list their properties. But what sets them apart is their active cash flow model, primarily through marketing services.

In times of a market downturn, one might expect Zameen.com’s sales to take a hit, and yes, they do. But here’s where the magic happens — property dealers and companies, desperate for sales, increase their investments in marketing on Zameen.com

انویسٹ ناؤ اور پوری زندگی بیٹھ کے کھاؤ۔

The National Assembly Standing Committee on Climate Change convened a meeting on Wednesday to address several important matters, including illegal housing societies, soybean imports, and Margalla Hills. Chaired by Nuzhat Pathan, the committee had representatives from the Capital Development Authority (CDA), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the Ministry of Climate Change in attendance.

During the meeting, it was revealed that the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi currently house over 600 illegal housing societies. Noor Ul Amin Mengal, the Chairman of CDA, provided specific figures, stating that there are 150 illegal housing societies in Islamabad, 318 in Rawalpindi, and approximately 122 in Fateh Jang and Attock. These numbers underscore the magnitude of the issue and highlight the need for effective action.

The committee's discussion also encompassed soybean imports and matters pertaining to the Margalla Hills, but further details regarding these topics were not provided in the given information.

Overall, the meeting served as a platform for addressing key concerns related to illegal housing societies and brought together relevant stakeholders to initiate discussions and potential solutions.

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