Dear experts,
Please suggest buying property in islamabad solely for investment purposes, budget is around 3.5 million. Would like to hear best short term opportunities you can suggest. Thanks
Dear Phantom lord,
1:In this budget Bahria phase8 H block with possition 10 marla.
2:Safari valley 7 marla with possition.
3:B-17 C block 30x60 or E block 10 marla.
All above safe and good investment.
Regards
Nadeem bhae, What is price of 10 marla in B-17 E block? Will the china economic corridor road pass behind this block?
Who knows where this corridor is passing by, nobody knows about the route 
If u wish to invest in Bahria Enclave, give me a call at 923114019555 or watsapp 923084673694
Regards.
I lost around 2 million in bahria enclave recently and you are asking for investment.
@ Babur Sb:;;;; well said...
@ Lord: short term investment opportunities always have potential risk attached with it.... So do take that into account...
Regards
Thanks for the info.
How do you see F-16 sector for shor/ medium term? Please shed some light?
If you don’t find opportunity in property, then put your money in some mutual fund. At least it will grow instead of staying stagnant.
@Yasirms
you seems working for some mutual fund manager.
In reality these involve interest (Sood) and haram, some islamic mutual funds are available in market but not performing good now a days. So better focus on property although stagnated at present but good growth is expected.
Well said Nasir bahi.
Regards
@Nasir @Nadeem: I am involved with Sharia-compliant funds only. I have investments in property as well. However my observation is that there is not trustworthy project that can deliver as they promise initially. I have investment in Bahira Enclave and Emaar.
For Mutual Funds, some sharia-compliant funds have given 20-30% annual return. For long term investment, they are good. Moreover, I am abroad so I cannot judge property market from here. While for mutual funds, I can see their performance on this portal maintained by MUFAP:
http://www.mufap.com.pk/nav_returns_performance.php?tab=01
One good thing with Mutual funds related to trustworthiness is that most have third party auditors and involvement of governments(Like NAFA or Pak Brunei fund). You can check most funds performances in above link.
PS: I am not representative of any fund and not recommending any fund. I am just giving my opinion. God bless us all :)
@Yasirms
wish you best of luck. I hv seen UBL alameen Islamic assets allocation funds. These are not performing well may be some other are good but since all these do business through stock market, i thing non is good now. These performed good when stock market was at peak.
Even islamic funds calculated their lending rates based on Kabour (i.e Kibour+2.5% etc).
There is nothing like Islamic either in mutual or any other banking "Islamic schemes" as per the mostly respected Islamic scholars. They say they are following Tagi Usmani Sahab's model but in essence they do not!
Sorry if I am hurting someone!