Pakistani investors shift focus home amid Gulf market uncertainty

Islamabad: Rising geopolitical tensions in the Gulf region and cooling trends in Dubai’s property market are prompting Pakistani investors to redirect capital back to domestic real estate. Analysts note that declining yields and increasing uncertainty have reduced the UAE’s appeal as a stable investment destination. In response, Pakistan has introduced an investment package offering tax-free incentives, escrow protections, and subsidized mortgage rates to attract overseas funds. Experts highlight that investors can now acquire premium, ready-to-possession properties in established housing societies at competitive rates. If policy stability is maintained, this shift could significantly boost Pakistan’s real estate sector, transforming regional uncertainty into long-term economic opportunity.

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