Bahria Orchard Rawalpindi, launched in 2015, is currently the lowest-priced section of Bahria Town Rawalpindi, and not unexpectedly so, since it is indeed the remotest part of Bahria Town and one of the least developed. This is not particularly surprising, considering that population hasn\u2019t expanded to that point. In short, things are taking time, but considering the circumstances, it is nothing out of the ordinary, and nothing to worry about. Read on to find out exactly how things currently stand in the sub-project.<\/p>\n
Some development has taken place<\/strong><\/p>\n This is one of the good news from Bahria Orchard. According to Faisal Awan of Zubair Builders and Fahad Mushtaq of King Real Estate Consultant & Builders, some development has taken place. Indeed, some of the initial streets and plots are actually ready for possession, though possession is not available yet.<\/p>\n Fahad, however, expected the possession in those particular plots to become available in five to six months. The remaining work in other parts of the project will take time, both Awan and Fahad felt. They were of the opinion that it will take around two years.<\/p>\n Market has been slow and prices rather low<\/strong><\/p>\n Both Fahad and Awan agreed that market has been rather slow for the past few months, at least, particularly in the post-election period.\u00a0 According to Fahad, while the prices of 5-marla plots have been on a downward trend, the prices for 10-marla plots have seen some appreciation. In either case, most of the clients interested in Bahria Orchard are the ones looking for affordable plots where they can construct their homes and live in around four years, or they are looking to make long-term investments.<\/p>\n Currently the prices in Bahria Orchard stand as follows:<\/p>\n\n\n
\n Plot Size<\/strong><\/td>\n Prices in PKR<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 5 marla<\/td>\n 1,300,000\u20141,700,000<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 10 marla<\/td>\n 2,500,000\u20143,200,000<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n