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Dhaka’s growing housing demand and rising property prices are making 500 to 800 square feet
Banker couple Shakil Mohammad Faisal and Tonvi Akhter have bought an 800-square-foot flat in Sheorapara
The idea of urban housing is changing rapidly in many major cities around the world.
For many middle-class families in Dhaka, owning an apartment is becoming less about having a
Mohammad Morshedul Hasan, Vice-President (Chittagong) and Chairman of Secure Property Management Ltd., said retirement housing
Bangladesh has seen major changes in people’s lifestyles and life expectancy. In 1972, the average
A 72-year-old retired government employee, who wished to remain anonymous, has urged the government to
Retirement housing has become an important part of the housing system in many developed countries
The cities developed around Dhaka do not fully match the original idea of a satellite
Residential projects and new towns are growing around Dhaka, but most have yet to become
For many people, moving to a satellite city means escaping Dhaka’s congestion. But without jobs,
As major cities struggle with overcrowding, housing shortages, traffic congestion and rising land prices, countries
Dhaka is growing taller as open land becomes harder to find. With more people moving
The demand for condominium housing is growing in Dhaka and other major cities of Bangladesh.
Luxury condominiums around the world are setting new records for comfort, design and price. These
Owning a home is a dream for almost every family. But for many middle-class people
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