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Real Estate and Islamabad

After hectic search,, lot of mental and physical exertion at last i got hold of a room with two other roommates. Real Estate is a booming sector of economy currently in federal capital and getting accommodation here is a hard fetched phenomena. With the influx of people from outside for jobs, educations and other opportunities in the federal capital, the housing prices are way out of the reach of ordinary people. So the suburbans like Rawalpindi, Barakahu etc bear the influx of immigrant to the federal capital. Here also most of the problems occur when you are a bachelor i.e u do not have a family with you. Same is the case with us. No landlord is going to give your room on rent unless he knows you someway otherwise outrightly rejects. There are hostels for students in the city but they have compulsory messing and other facilities which you don't really are able to enjoy but you have to pay if you are using them or not. So it is not possible for you to revert back to a hostel for the lunch when you are in another part of the city and like. So the best way is to go to the suburbans areas where you can get easy transport to the main city and live in a affordable living.

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