Islamabad, Mar 5, 2025: The CEO of Alif Capital, in an exclusive discussion, expressed strong confidence in the revival of Pakistan’s real estate sector by 2025, attributing it to decreasing inflation and lower interest rates.
However, he stressed that this resurgence would largely depend on proactive support from the federal government.
Sharing his insights into the property market’s trajectory, he reflected on the evolving landscape and anticipated a significant turnaround in the coming year.
Having established Alif Holdings six years ago with a core focus on high-rise developments, he has observed the sector’s fluctuations over time.
According to him, 2024 has been a pivotal year for the industry, signaling the end of a prolonged stagnation phase.
He credited this shift to better financial discipline among developers and the timely completion of projects,
which have instilled renewed confidence among investors and helped stabilize the sector.
Looking ahead to 2025, he remained optimistic, citing controlled inflation and declining interest rates as fundamental drivers of market growth.
He emphasized that sustained governmental backing would be a key factor in maintaining this upward trajectory and ensuring steady expansion
Additionally, he highlighted the need for Pakistan to maximize its manpower exports and explore alternative foreign exchange avenues.
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Drawing inspiration from countries like Iran and North Korea, he suggested that state-regulated cryptocurrency mining could serve as an innovative solution to strengthen foreign reserves.
Discussing regulatory developments, particularly concerning DHA policies,
He acknowledged the evolving landscape but remained confident in the industry’s adaptability.
He reassured stakeholders that despite policy shifts, the sector would navigate these changes without turmoil.
To foster sustained growth, he urged the government to introduce business-friendly regulations that would enhance investor trust and create a conducive environment for development.
In conclusion, he projected that 2025 would mark a major revival for Pakistan’s real estate sector,
Supported by improving economic conditions and a surge in investor interest.
With the right mix of governmental support and financial stability,
The industry is poised for a strong comeback, paving the way for long-term progress and expansion.
