Everything we list

Empty residential plots, each tied to its own plot page — size, sides, what it faces, and what pulls its price up or down.

Commercial and sector-shop plots — with the honest ground story: which portions exist, which sit in litigation.

Built residential property. Old house or new, the listing says so plainly — and the plot underneath keeps its own verified record.

Built commercial property, from a single shop to a whole plaza.

Residential and commercial files — and the distinction no other site makes: affidavit (civilian), affidavit (army), or allocation. Each carries different cost, verification and risk.

From a full house to a single room — and the two markets most sites ignore: farmhouses by the day for events, and hostel beds near the universities.

Shops, offices, floors, whole plazas and warehouses — with the honest note on whether business actually runs in that row.

A small but real market: empty plots rented for nurseries, marquees, car yards and container yards.

Developer projects and fresh ballots — payment plans, completion dates, and our plain opinion on each.

Farm land and farmhouse plots on the city's edges — Bedian side and beyond.

The other side of the market: buyers and tenants post what they need, and matching sellers reach them through us. The WhatsApp "chahiye" message, made permanent.

Bank-repossessed and court-auction properties. Banks announce these in newspapers; no Pakistani portal gathers them — an open field.

Plot for plot, house for plot — exchange deals happen every day in the Pakistani market, yet none of the 55 portals we studied has a section for them. Ours will be the first.