Pakistan is seeing a major shift in its economic momentum—thanks to the support of its overseas citizens. The country is projected to receive $36 billion in remittances by the end of this fiscal year, a historic high. In February alone, remittances reached $3.1 billion, making it one of the strongest single-month inflows recorded to date.
This rise reflects more than just financial support. It shows growing confidence from Pakistanis living abroad in the country’s direction. And that confidence is spreading across sectors—from the stock market to real estate. For those looking to invest back home, this signals a window of opportunity.
At One Homes, we understand the value overseas Pakistanis bring. We work to make real estate investment easier, safer, and more rewarding for those who want to build their future in Pakistan while living abroad.
According to the Finance Minister, multiple economic indicators are pointing upwards. Surveys from Gallup, ICC, PwC, and the State Bank of Pakistan all show a strong sense of optimism among investors. These are not just soft signals. They are backed by real market behaviour:
Such activity reflects a broader shift in how both local and international investors are seeing Pakistan—not as a risk, but as a region with rising potential. This same energy is now reaching the real estate market, especially in cities like Lahore and Islamabad, where infrastructure and population growth are driving long-term demand.
The Finance Minister referred to overseas Pakistanis as “the lifeline of the country.” That’s not just symbolic. Beyond remittances, they are becoming a growing force in property investment. Their interest lies not only in owning a piece of their homeland but also in finding secure, income-generating assets.
This is where projects like One Canal Road in Lahore and Amaya Panoramas in Islamabad come in. Built to international standards and backed by a British real estate group, these developments offer more than just luxury—they offer reliability, transparency, and returns that overseas investors can count on.
Government reforms in areas like the sugar industry also reflect a broader effort to bring transparency to Pakistan’s economy. For instance, improved tracking systems and digital monitoring have led to a 54% increase in sales tax collections in the sector.
Reforms like these matter to investors. They suggest that oversight is improving and that the government is serious about creating a more stable and trustworthy business environment. That kind of environment supports long-term investment—not just in industry, but in real estate too.
At One Homes, we help overseas Pakistanis invest with peace of mind. We offer:
Whether you’re buying a home for your visits, creating an asset for the future, or earning passive income while living abroad, we’re here to make the process simple and secure.
Pakistan is changing, and the door to high-value investments is open. Now is the time to invest in your future—confidently, with One Homes.