Insights

Why Pakistan?

Pakistan is predicted to be one of the top 10 Global Economies by the year 2030, reflecting an upward trend in growth.

Growth Rates Pakistan vs Developed World

The annual expected growth rate underscores the robust and competitive nature of Pakistan’s real estate sector.

Savills Highlights Pakistan's Real Estate Resilience

Savills’ Annual Report 2024 reported the impressive growth potential of Pakistan’s real estate market, projecting a growth rate of 8-10% annually over the next five years. Pakistan’s real estate market demonstrates robust growth, showcasing stability and making it an attractive investment opportunity amidst global market volatility.

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2024 Market Prediction

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Pakistan GDP Growth to Hit 3.5% in the Fiscal Year 2024-2025

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has been marginally expanding each fiscal year. The figures suggested that the GDP hit 2% in fiscal year 2023-2024, crossing the expected 1.8%. According to experts the economy is expected to grow further, expanding by 3.5% in FY25. This growth is accelerated by various factors, including agriculture, lower inflation and policy easing.

Pakistan’s Inflation Reading Slows Further to 9.6% in August 2024

Pakistan’s headline inflation dropped to 17.3% in April 2024 and 13.8% in May 2024. CPI further falls in the months following that, settling at 9.6% by the end of August, hitting the first single-digit stat in nearly 3 years.

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All-time High FDI recorded in the First 2 Months of FY25

Pakistan’s foreign investment has witnessed notable growth in the initial months of FY25. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows have surged by 55.5%, reaching $350.3 million during July and August. This marked a significant increase compared to the same period last year when FDI stood at $225.2 million.

Pakistani Rupee Stable Against the Dollar for Months Now

Rupee-Dollar is experiencing a months-long stability in the market, with the rates at around Rs278/$. The BMI report by Fitch Solutions suggests that the Pakistani Rupee will remain quite stable for the rest of FY25, opening doorways for further interest rate cuts.