IMARAT Group of Companies, one of Pakistan’s leading real estate groups, recently held the inventory launch of Grand Bazar, an upcoming project in Islamabad Downtown.
Set to be Islamabad’s biggest curated and canvassed market, the Grand Bazar aims to support and promote independent local businesses by providing them with retail space. It will be an amalgamation of a gold souk, spice bazar, crockery market, wedding market and more — creating a modern global village under one roof.
“From handmade to hand-picked items, the Grand Bazar will be an odyssey of traditional bazars in Pakistan,” stated CEO & Chairman Shafiq Akbar. “Complete with its colourful and chaotic thoroughfares, this project intends to position itself as Pakistan’s most authentic self.”
Located alongside IMARAT’s other notable projects of IMARAT Residences and Mall of Arabia, the Grand Bazar is a lucrative investment option that is offering exclusive pre-launch rates with a 3-year instalment plan and a down payment of only 30%.
Graana.com, Pakistan’s smartest property portal, and Agency21, Pakistan’s largest estate agency network — both subsidiaries of IMARAT Group — will be providing an extensive range of integrated sales and marketing services for this project.
With its diverse portfolio, IMARAT Group has propelled the real estate sector by developing several state-of-the-art real estate projects. Its latest initiative will be a much-needed addition to the realty inventory of the capital, by combining time-honoured designs with an aspiring purpose: to deliver mutually positive and engaging experiences.
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