Dhoraji, Karachi. Stretching between Ghazi Salahuddin Road and Salani Chowk, Dhoraji was established as a residential pocket in the early 1950s. Initially , the area was characterised by rambling houses built on large plots. Due to increasing demand for residential property, most of these houses were demolished and the plots were bifurcated , with smaller houses and apartments constructed in their place. Dhoraji is completely built-up; every year, property prices and rentals increase by 20 and 25% respectively.
What is nearby: Home Economics College and Kutchi Memon Ground are a five-minute drive away.
Boundaries: National Stadium Road (north), Sulaiman Road (east), C.P. Berar Society (south) and National Stadium (west). Available utilities include: Electricity , gas, sewerage, telephones and water.
Available amenities include: Commercial areas, a community centre, a hospital, mosques,parks and schools. Nearby eateries include: McDonald’s , Yusuf Bun Kabab Wala and Yusuf Burger. Nearby recreational avenues include: Bahadurabad Club and Gaming Zone.
By Ayesha Shaikh. Information provided by Karachi Estates.
Sector D-12, Islamabad. Overview: Established in 2000, Sector D-12 located adjacent to Sector E-11, at the Foothills of the Margalla Hills. Development work has been completed and almost, 50% of the plots are under construction. Property is in moderate demand.
What is nearby: E-11 Markaz is a five-minute drive away. Boundaries: Margalla avenue (north) , Sector D-11 (east), Sector E-11 (south) and Sector D-13 (west). Available utilities include:electricity, gas, telephones and water. Proposed amenities include: Commercial areas, mosques,parks and schools.
Nearby eateries include: Black Lounge, Khana Peena and Tehreem Coffee House and Grill. Nearby recreational avenues include: Golra Heritage Museum.
By Amber Ali. Information provided by Tariq Khan & Sons, Islamabad.