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Zinda Bazar Property Guide

3.6

Zinda Bazar
, Sylhet

Zinda Bazar is one of the busiest places in Sylhet, teeming with markets, shops, and buyers and sellers bargaining and negotiating to get the best deal for their products. The unparalleled vibrance of the place makes it a haven for shopaholics.<br><br> Per the Zinda Bazar area guide, the bazaar features all types of shops and stores selling everything you need. Be it clothing, electronic devices, or traveling souvenirs, you will find them all. It also has grocery shops for the locals. The labyrinthine alleys will greet you with traditional handicrafts, while other stores sell high-end imported products from different countries.<br><br> However, the marketplace and malls are not the only things that make Zinda Bazar unique. What makes it more popular is its two restaurants in Jallarpar, Panch Bhai and Panshi, which are famously known all over the country. Moreover, the place has other restaurants offering quality food. A remarkable point to note about these restaurants' food is they are quite affordable. If you want local delicacies, the street foods will satisfy your palate with scrumptious Sylheti flavors. For buffet lovers, East Zinda Bazar has multiple buffet restaurants for lunch and dinner. Touring the area and savoring the delicious food afterward is the perfect way to enjoy a trip here. Speaking of trips, when visiting Zinda Bazar, do not forget to visit the Hason Raja Museum and learn about the Raja Family’s rich history.<br><br> Lastly, Zinda Bazar generates the highest revenue for Sylhet, acting as the district's most prominent business hub while empowering its economic condition. Yet, it could have had more potential had it not been for the unplanned development in the area, which created residences within and surrounding it.

Bandar Bazar Property Guide

3.5

Bandar Bazar
, Sylhet

Immersed in people and activities, Bandar Bazar is one of the busiest places in Sylhet. According to the Bandar Bazar area guide, it is located in the 14th ward of the Sylhet City Corporation. It is distinctively known as the location of Hawkers' Market, Hasan Market, and Karimullah Market. Besides, businesses and residential hotels always keep the environment in a rush. <br><br> When visiting Bandar Bazar for the first time, you will find yourself in alleys of shops and stores. Wherever you lay your eyes, you will see stalls everywhere. Their owners display plenty of products and call potential customers to catch their attention or are busy negotiating with them. <br><br> Whatever you want to purchase, clothing, handicrafts, household items, grocery items, you will find them. The Bazaar will never let you leave empty-handed. It will be a bonus for you if you are adept at bargaining. <br><br> Bandar Bazar, an important trading zone for Sylhet, has a rich past that is as old as several centuries. In addition, the establishments in the region share that past, reflecting the architectural background of the colonial era while boasting Sylhet’s own traditional legacies at the same time. <br><br> Seated at a crucial point of the city, Bandar Bazar offers its locals easy transportation to other areas. Also, the streets are swarmed with small food vendors offering traditional Sylheti foods. If you want to relax at a cafe or eat in a restaurant, you will also find them nearby. <br><br> And there is more. The place has several historical landmarks and recreational spots, making Bandar Bazar a delightful place to roam around.

Beanibazar Property Guide

3.5

Beanibazar
, Sylhet

Beanibazar is a significant upazila located in the Sylhet district of North Eastern part of Bangladesh. It is known for its cultural heritage, natural beauty and vibrant community life. This upazila is located about 25 km southeast of Sylhet city. Biyanibazar became an upazila in 1983. It has a total area of 553.24 km and a population of about 253,616. To its west is Golapganj Upazila, to the north is Kanighat Upazila, to the east is Zakiganj Upazila and the Indian state of Assam and to the south is Baralekha Upazila. It is a very important upazila of Sylhet.<br><br> The area has pleasant surroundings, green fields, tea gardens and small rivers. The terrain is mostly flat with some hilly areas.<br><br> The economy of Beanibazar is dependent on agriculture. The fertile land here supports the cultivation of rice, tea, fruits and vegetables. Besides, tea plantations contribute significantly to the local and national economy. A lot of expatriate remittances come here, which is a major reason for the prosperity of the economy, especially from the United States and the United States.<br><br> Beanibazar has several educational institutions, including primary and secondary schools, which provide quality education to local students. There are also several good colleges and madrasas. Apart from education, there are good medical facilities here. These include various healthcare facilities including public and private hospitals, clinics and diagnostic centers.<br><br> The transport system of Beanibazar is also very good. The place is well connected by road network with Sylhet city and unique neighboring upazilas. As public transport, autorickshaws, rickshaws and local buses serve as the primary means of transport within the upazila. Also ongoing infrastructure projects aim to improve road conditions, public amenities and overall connectivity.<br><br> The richness of tradition and culture here is reminiscent of the richness of Sylhet. Traditional music, routines and festivals are an integral part of community life. Baul music and traditional Sylhet songs are popular in the region. The upazila also has numerous mosques, temples and other religious places that reflect the religious diversity and harmony of the area.<br><br> Beanibazar is known for its natural beauty including tea gardens, rivers and green fields. This landscape attracts visitors for its serene atmosphere.<br><br> Like many growing areas, Biyanibazar also faces challenges related to urbanization such as infrastructure development and environmental sustainability.<br><br> Overall, Beanibazar is a vibrant and culturally rich upazila of Sylhet that offers a blend of natural beauty, economic opportunities and community life. Its strategic location, diverse population and ongoing development projects make it a significant area of Sylhet Division. Although there are various challenges, the development potential of Beanibazar is also sufficient.

Boalkhali Property Guide

3.5

Boalkhali
, Chattogram

The Boalkhali Upazila is one of the areas in the Chattogram District, which is located near the Karnaphuli River. To be precise, the upazila is located about 12 kilometers from the Chattogram Sadar and southeast of the Karnaphuli River. It is a developing and growing location right next to the Chattogram City Corporation localities, making it ideal for anyone looking into the Boalkhali area guide.<br><br> The land area of the upazila is 137.27 square kilometers, and it has a population of around 2,35,483, with over 42,500 families living there. That makes Boalkhali an averagely populated area. On top of that, since it is one of the areas connected to the Chattogram ports, Boalkhali is an important location for trade and business. That is also why it has several growing industrial zones and farms.<br><br> The old Kalurghat Bridge, which goes through Arkan Road and over the Karnaphuli River, is one of the main means of communication in the area. People can also travel to Boalkhali using the Shah Amanat Bridge and Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar Highway through Patiya. There are also several train stations in Boalkhali, one of which runs on the Kalurghat Bridge. Unfortunately, the bridge has been deemed old and risky, and it will be reconstructed soon to ensure safe transportation and communication facilities.<br><br> Boalkhali is a progressive area where you will likely come across many concrete and tin-shaded houses as well as a few straw houses. One government data shows that there are no landless or homeless people in the area. Many reputed public figures, including actress Kobori Sarwar, singer Shefali Ghosh, litterateur Atul Chandra Datta, and Liberation War Birangana writer Rama Chowdhury, are from Boalkhali.<br><br> Other than the Karnaphuli River or Boalkhali Canal, this upazila has several tourist attractions. Some of the oldest architects and locations in the Upazila are the Sreepur Shahi Bura Masjid, Sri Sri Kalachand Thakurbari Temple, Medosh Munir Ashram/Hermitage, Lalar Dighi, etc. Anyone who wants to enjoy its natural landscape should visit the Karnaphuli Riverview spot and the Sreepur Bangabandhu Riverview, Rangunia Bat Cave, Koroldenga Hill, etc.<br><br> The Boalkhali upazila is also religiously and culturally diverse, with Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians living harmoniously. The government has taken various initiatives to improve and develop the lifestyle and communications in the area and add more amenities.

Bosepara Property Guide

3.5

Bosepara
, Rajshahi

Bosepara is an up-and-coming neighborhood rising near the bank of the Padma River. Although it may not be the largest area-wise, it holds immense significance in the lives of the Rajshahi populace. In this Bosepara area guide, we will delve into Rajshahi's urban hub.<br><br> Bosepara is situated in the southern corner of Rajshahi, where the Padma River flows nearby. If you happen to live in Bosepara, you can enjoy the gentle breeze of Padma from your balcony. You can also take your morning or evening walk by the bank of Padma, as Bosepara is within walking distance of Padma.<br><br> But why is Bosepara such a popular hub for residential and commercial purposes? The answer is blowing in the wind. Bosepara's geographical location has provided it with numerous advantages. All the prime locations of Rajshahi are accessible from Bosepara. Many schools, colleges, markets, and entertainment zones are within close range of this area.<br><br> Shah Makhdum College is right across the street from Bosepara. A top-rated educational institution, Khademul Islam Girl’s School and College, is also within walking distance. Aside from this college, a few academies and one polytechnical institution are also located nearby. That is why Bosepara has many messes, boys' and girls' hostels, and student-friendly residents.<br><br> Since many students and young adults reside in Bosepara and the adjacent areas, the neighborhood has been surrounded by many markets and restaurants. Bosepara is quite a prospectus for new ventures and business opportunities as the population and demographic are business-friendly.<br><br> There are many mosques and religious institutions near Bosepara. Ahmadpur Baitul Mamur Jame Masjid and Khorbona Ahle Hadith Jame Masjid are quite acclaimed among Rajshahi people.<br><br> Another mesmerizing feature of Bosepara is that there are around 4 or 5 ponds inside or near Bosepara. Even though this is a residential area with urban facilities, such a touch of nature makes Bosepara unique and distinctive. Whether you are a family member or a bachelor, you can find your home at Bosepara, which is always there to welcome you warmly.

Chandpur Property Guide

3.5

Chandpur
, Chattogram

Chandpur is a naturally vibrant district of Chittagong division. It is located in the country's southeastern part, near the confluence of the Padma and Meghna rivers. Situated at the outfall of a river, the city is an important center for agricultural activities, river transport, and trade. The district is also known for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.<br><br> Chandpur district is located in the basin of the Padma and Meghna Rivers. It is bounded by Munshiganj and Comilla districts to the north, Noakhali, Laxmipur, and Barisal districts to the south, Comilla district to the east, Meghna River, Shariatpur and Munshiganj districts to the west. The upazilas of this district are - Chandpur Sadar, Faridganj, Haimchar, Hajiganj, Kachua, Matlab South, Matlab North and Shahrasti upazilas.<br><br> Chandpur, the breeding and habitat of silver hilsa, the national fish of Bangladesh. Meghna River serves as a lifeline for transportation, fishing, and agriculture. This charming environment, bustling river port, and hilsa town make this district very attractive to tourists. Beyond its economic significance, Chandpur fascinates visitors with its lush greenery, serene environment, and tapestry of riverine Bengali culture.<br><br> Chandpur's economy is mainly driven by agriculture, fishing, and trade. The city's roads, railways, and waterways have contributed significantly to the country's economy, particularly in agriculture, fisheries, and cargo trade. The city serves as an important transportation hub connecting various regions of the country by road, rail, and waterways. Education and medical facilities in Chandpur are also quite good.<br><br> Rupsa Zamindar Bari is a notable landmark, reflecting the region's rich architectural and cultural heritage. During the reign of the twelve Bhuiyans, this region was held by Chand Roy, son of Kedar Roy, the zamindar of Bikrampur. According to historian JM Sengupta, the region was named Chandpur after Chand Roy.<br><br> The city has cultural importance as a center of literature, art, and music. Also, various social programs, youth clubs, training centers, and recreation centers in the area contribute to intellectual and social development. The area attracts visitors interested in river cruises, fishing, and exploring the picturesque countryside.<br><br> Being an important center for trade, communication, and transportation of goods, the city is developing residential and commercial infrastructure. Also considering the importance of communication, roads and bridges are being constructed and renovated as planned in the rural areas of the district. Ongoing development and initiatives aimed at furthering the city's prosperity, promise a bright future.

Chouhatta Property Guide

3.5

Chouhatta
, Sylhet

In the middle of the colorful, busy, and bustling localities of Sylhet Sadar lies a small area with a small population named Chowhatta. It is a small locality under Sylhet Metropolitan City’s Kotwali thana and is operated under the jurisdiction of Sylhet City Corporation’s ward no. 17. Since it is a city area, Chowhatta offers an urban vibe, and it is a place of growing communities.<br><br> Chowhatta is connected by the Nayasarak Road, VIP Road, and the Hazrat Shah Jalal Road. And all these roads meet at Chowhatta Point, and it is one of the important locations in the area. So, if you want a tour of this locality, you will need the Chowhatta area guide, which starts from Chowhatta Point.<br><br> Chowhatta Point has bus stops that allow people to travel to different parts of the Sylhet District. The Hazrat Shahjalal Rah. Mazar Sharif is less than a kilometer away from Chowhatta Point. That is why the roads around the area are always filled with traffic and noise. That is also why the property price in the area is very high. The only drawback of the area’s communication system is that it has no railway station nearby.<br><br> You will notice various showrooms and service centers on either side of the roads in Chowhatta. There are several important banks and ATM booths around the area, such as Eastern Bank Ltd., Trust Bank Ltd., BRAC Bank Ltd., etc. Some of the popular electronic brand showrooms in the area are Samsung, Realme, Vivo, Singer, Vision, ECO, LG, Toshiba, etc. It means you can easily purchase your necessary electronic items without having to step out of the area zone.<br><br> One of the good things about Chowhatta is that despite being a city area with medium to occasional heavy traffic, it has sufficient greenery here and there. And even though there aren’t many notable landmarks in the area, there are still a few commonly recognized places. Some of them are Hazrat Jalal Ahmod (Rh:) Mazar, Red Crescent Maternity Hospital & Child Welfare Centre, District Judge Court, Volananda Raskunjo Sebamondol (Ashrom), Chowhatta Tennis Court, etc.<br><br> The most notable educational and medical institution in the area is the Bangamata Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib Medical University. The Monru Shopping City is the only big shopping complex in the area. Although there aren’t many significant educational institutions in the area, people in the area do have access to renowned educational institutions in nearby areas.

Chuadanga Property Guide

3.5

Chuadanga
, Khulna

The district of Chuadanga is located in the western region of the Khulna division. West Bengal, Meherpur, Jashore, Jhenaidah, and Kushtia border it respectively to the west, south, east, and north. The district used to be a subdivision under the Nadia district before partition. The Chuadanga area guide notes that the area is a land of 1,157.42 square kilometers divided into 4 upazilas: Chuadanga, Alamdanga, Jibannagar, and Damurhuda. Each runs a city under its own name.<br><br> Chuadanga holds great historical significance regarding the Liberation War of the country. In 1971, it was officially announced as Bangladesh’s first capital. It was a crucial war zone where over 100 battles took place between the Mukti Bahini and the Pakistani Military. A mass graveyard where the genocide’s victims were buried is located in the Chuadanga Government Hospital.<br><br> The district’s economy is largely reliant on agriculture, cotton being its cash crop. Around 68% of the labor market is dedicated to the sector, whereas only 12% is engaged in trade and commerce. Despite that, the area shows great promise for industrial development.<br><br> Many groups of industries have been set up in Chuadanga, which have been growing lately, contributing to the country’s economy. Also, these industries are actively recruiting from the local labor force, improving their living standards.<br><br> Another indicator of the area’s potential prosperity is its literacy rate of 71.20%, close to the national literacy rate (74.80%). That is well-accounted for by the notable educational institutions in the district. Regarding transportation, the area is well-connected to its surrounding districts by inter-district highways and railways.<br><br> Housing and other facilities are also available and accessible in the district. As a result, the residents can maintain a decent lifestyle. Historical landmarks, natural spots, and public places in this small district provide ample opportunities for its people to refresh their minds every once in a while.

City Gate Barishal (Gorierpar) Property Guide

3.5

City Gate Barishal (Gorierpar)
, Barishal

Goriarpar is a residential area in Barishal, Bangladesh, known for its quiet, community-oriented atmosphere. Located within Barisal City, Goriarpar has a mix of both residential and commercial establishments.<br><br> The area is home to various small businesses, shops, and local markets that cater to the daily needs of its residents.<br><br> Demographically, Goriarpar is primarily inhabited by middle-class families, with a blend of both older and newer housing structures. The economy of the area largely revolves around local trade, small enterprises, and services. Despite its urban setting, Goriarpar maintains a relatively peaceful environment compared to more commercialized parts of the city.<br><br> The area has basic amenities like schools, mosques, and healthcare facilities, making it a self-sufficient neighborhood. There are no major tourist attractions in Goriarpar, but its proximity to the city center allows easy access to Barishal's key landmarks and points of interest. The area is gradually developing, with infrastructure improvements and new residential projects contributing to its growth.<br><br> Goriarpar is considered a desirable location for those looking for a balanced urban lifestyle with access to necessary services while avoiding the hustle and bustle of busier city districts.

Companiganj Property Guide

3.5

Companiganj
, Sylhet

The Companiganj Upazila is one of the closest locations in Bangladesh to the Bangladesh-India border line. It is also a location with many water bodies, significant tourist spots, industrial zones, and more. So today, you will get to know more about the Companiganj area guide.<br><br> Companiganj was a police station or thana area founded in 1976. However, it was established as an upazila with about 296.90 square kilometers of land area in 1983. According to the 2022 Census, the population of the area is more than 1,92,000, and it is located 30 kilometers from Sylhet Sadar by road.<br><br> Geographically, the upazila is bounded by the Meghalaya State of India in the north, Sylhet Sadar Upazila in the south, Gowainghat Upazila in the east, and Sunamganj District’s Chatak Upazila in the west. The main water bodies of Companiganj Upazila are the Surma River and the Piyain Gang. It also has other haors and beels all around the upazila.<br><br> While the upside of the water bodies in the upazila is that they have naturally beautiful locations, they also have a few drawbacks. Because of the rivers and other waterlines, the Companiganj area suffers from heavy floods every year. Not only does it destroy homes and crops, but it also causes loss of lives due to unexpected disasters.<br><br> Yet, life goes on even in the roughest part of the upazila. Despite the damages, stone and agricultural goods have been two of Companiganj's major economic resources. The Shada Pathor area in Bholaganj is one of the popular tourist destinations for many. People who are visiting that area can lodge in Shada Pathor Hotel & Resort.<br><br> There are other popular locations, such as the Shah Arfin Tila, Mayabon Eco Park, Rauti Beel, High Tech Park Electronics City Sylhet, etc. Companiganj offers good access to educational institutions such as schools, colleges, and madrasas. Yet, the upazila's literacy level is only 28.8%. There are 254 mosques and 31 temples in Companiganj.<br><br> The communication facility from Sylhet Sadar to Companiganj is accessible by buses, cars, and CNGs. However, the village localities of the upazila lack developed concrete or even asphalt roads. But if you are looking for properties in Companiganj, you will find a lot of affordable land for residential, commercial, and industrial purposes.

Court Station Property Guide

3.5

Court Station
, Rajshahi

The Rajshahi Court Station was opened for railway commutes in 1930 and is only 1 kilometer from the Rajshahi District Judge Court. Over the years, the station has significantly improved the communication system of people traveling around the Rajshahi megacity and district. The area falls under the Rajpara Thana and partially under wards 1 and 2 of Rajshahi City Corporation.<br><br> Following the station, the Court Station area guide was established. The Court Station road connects the station to Judge Court, Lakshmipur Mor/Mintu Chattor, and it goes all the way to Darusha, crossing the Rajshahi City Bypass. These routes are also some of the busiest ones, as there are several bus stations nearby that offer convenient transportation facilities in and out of the district.<br><br> Some of the area's most significant landmarks are Court Station Jame Masjid, Court Station Bazaar, Shaheed Jamil Chattar/Circle, Mahisbathan Colony Playground, Lilly Hall Mor, etc. Notable educational institutions here are the Court Model High School, Balajan Nessa Girl's High School, Mollapara Government School, Rajshahi Court College, Bidya School and College, etc.<br><br> Other than the Judge Court and many retailers, business places, service centers, and market areas, the Court Station area has many public and government offices and cultural centers. Some of them are the Councilor Office of ward no. 02 and 06, PDB Office, NESCO Office, ICT Department Office, Rajshahi Divisional Ethnic Cultural Academy, etc.<br><br> The Court Station area and the localities near the Court Station roads give one the taste of both city and rural life. Depending on where you are located, you can easily come across affordable and comparatively higher-cost housing.<br><br> So, it is safe to say that the Rajshahi Court Station area offers a diverse lifestyle and many amenities for locals and travelers alike. However, the area needs to be upgraded to improve living conditions and add recreational facilities for the people in the neighborhood.

Dargah Mahalla Property Guide

3.5

Dargah Mahalla
, Sylhet

Dargah means shrine, and mahalla means a small area or neighborhood. The Dargah Mahalla is a neighborhood in south Sylhet in the Sylhet District’s metropolitan area. It is under the jurisdiction of Sylhet City Corporation’s ward no. 01 and Jalalabad Thana. Most people who travel to Sylhet and all over the country look into the Dargah Mahalla area guide.<br><br> Why? Because it is one of the most famous locations in Bangladesh because of the Shrine of Hazrat Shah Jalal. The Hazrat Shahjalal Rah. Mazar Sharif was constructed in 1505. It was the residence of the 14th-century Muslim Sufi saint Hazrat Shah Jalal, who came to Bangladesh in 1303. After his death in 1347, he was buried in the place, which was then turned into a shrine.<br><br> Over time, it became one of the most sacred religious centers for people. This place now attracts thousands of visitors from the country and the world every day. Centering the mazar sharif, many businesses grew over time. Other than souvenir shops or shops for religious or burial items, the neighborhood is filled with small and grand residential hotels and motels, which contribute to the area’s economy.<br><br> Some of the popular hotels are the Grand Mostafa Hotel Ababil, Hotel Noorjahan Grand, Hotel Star Pacific, and Hotel Holy Side. You can enjoy your stay in the area in various hotels at different price ranges and facilities. There are also many restaurants and meal hotels in the area.<br><br> Since the Dargah Mahalla is one of the most famous tourist spots in the Sylhet District, it has wider access to communication by road. From Dhaka or Chattogram, people can easily travel to the Dargah area by bus. You can also travel to Sylhet City by train and the rest of the route by buses, cars, CNGs, and any other vehicles. People who prefer to travel by plane will have to reach Sylhet Osmani International Airport first before taking the bus or car to the Dargah Mahalla.<br><br> Other notable institutions and landmarks in the area are Osmani Medical High School, Sylhet Science and Technology College, and the Government. Alia Madrasah, Central Muslim Sahitya Sangsad, Mohanogor Hospital, View Point Shopping Complex, etc. Despite an occasional chaotic lifestyle, Dargah Mahalla is one of the best localities in the Sylhet Sadar area.

Daulatpur Property Guide

3.5

Daulatpur
, Khulna

Located only a short distance from the heart of the Khulna, Daultapur is one of the prominent areas under Khulna Metropolitan City. It is a Thana of Khulna District near the Bhairab River with a 7.69 sq./km land area. The Daulatpur area guide shows that the Thana has a population of 1,17,560. It consists of two Khulna City Corporation wards and 37 mauza/mahallas.<br><br> Since it is one of the major areas of Khulna District and the city, Daulatpur offers accessible transportation. It has two major highways, the Dhaka-Jessore-Khulna Road and the Khulna City Bypass, on both sides. The newly constructed Outer Bypass Road offers additional transportation facilities.<br><br> Transportation inside the localities includes cars, CNGs, rickshaws, auto rickshaws, vans, bicycles, etc. However, despite all the good things, most roads in Daulatpur are underdeveloped, and the local roads also need major development.<br><br> On top of that, untreated water and chemicals get discharged into canals, causing major water pollution. Though some parts of the area are facing new developments, most parts of the area are still far from having a modern lifestyle, facilities, and amenities.<br><br> Daulatpur is a rural and naturally beautiful area with lots of greenery. One can enjoy the beauty of open fields and lands around the area. The housing and living costs in Daulatpur are quite affordable.<br><br> But despite all that, Daulatpur, bearing notable landmarks and historical places, is changing day by day. The Daulatpur area alone consists of many notable educational institutions, government offices, special hospitals, religious institutions, etc.<br><br> The Daulatpur Bazar is one of the area's busiest marketplaces, where people gather daily for trade and business. And the Daulatpur Ferry Terminal helps thousands of people cross the Bhairab River.

Demra Property Guide

3.5

Demra
, Dhaka

Demra, located in the region of Dhaka, Bangladesh covers an area of 19.36 kilometers. With around 226,679 people calling it home, Demra is known for being one of the most populated neighborhoods in Dhaka. It is surrounded by known areas like Khilgaon thana to the north and Narayanganj Sadar upazila to the south positioning it as a crossroads within the greater Dhaka metropolitan region. The area is famous for its mix of residential spaces serving as a thriving economic center with various factories ranging from garment production to steel mills. Educational institutions, places of worship, and cultural hubs contribute to the tapestry of Demra. Following the Demra area guide its bustling blend of business, industry, and community life captures the spirit of urban Bangladesh.<br><br> According to the Demra area guide, Demra can promise a standard living environment with excellent connectivity & commuting options. Though the current lifestyle situation here is still improving, it can promise high growth after the completion of the expressway project.

Dohar Property Guide

3.5

Dohar
, Dhaka

Dohar is an upazila Of the capital Dhaka. It has a total area of 161.49 km^2 and is nestled along the serene banks of the Padma River. It is a very renowned place on the outskirts of Dhaka for its agricultural heritage. Dohar offers a different view from the bustling city life of Dhaka. Its rural charm and the slower pace of life present a stark contrast to the urban hustle.<br><br> It has around 49,400 households in Dohar. The area has numerous historic sites, beautiful greenery, and rivers. Which makes it a peaceful place to visit or a taste of life in rural Bangladesh. Though, most of the homes in Dohar were traditional in the past, now more and more modern homes are being built there. It’s because of the growing population that wants to live in peace and closeness to nature.<br><br> Dohar's transportation depends mostly on regional roads and rivers that connect it to connect with Dhaka and other areas. However, the transportation in Dohar is a bit disappointing, as they are not sufficient. But with the less options, you will get a peaceful ride.<br><br> Also, there are plenty of schools and hospitals in Dohar, to ensure proper services that the people who live there can get when they need them. People who want to experience a mix of rural charm and modest urban development will enjoy this area because it is dedicated to protecting its natural and cultural history while also welcoming growth.<br><br> Though Dohar does not feature the urban conveniences of places like Eskaton, its appeal lies in its peaceful environment, community-focused lifestyle, and the beauty of its natural surroundings, marking it as a distinctive and cherished part of the Dhaka Division.

Jamalkhan Property Guide

3.5

Jamalkhan
, Chattogram

Jamalkhan, a land of 0.78 sq km, is the 21st ward under the Chattogram City Corporation. Its administrative activities fall under the coverage of Kotwali Thana.<br><br> According to the Jamalkhan Area Guide, it is one of the most historically rich areas in Chattogram. It is as if each corner of the place will tell you a tale of the old times. For example, the now Moitri Bhaban set up by the Hindu Foundation once used to be Horikholar Math.<br><br> In 1851, the first cultural conference of the then East Pakistan was held there. In 1851, the first cultural conference of the then East Pakistan was held there. Cultural connoisseurs from both parts of Bangla participated in that conference, sparking a sense of freedom in the minds of the East Pakistanis for the first time.<br><br> Just like in the past, the ward has an enriched present, too. It is a pioneer of urbanization in Chattogram City. At first, it was the Healthy Ward during its first mayor’s tenure. Years later, it became a part of the Clean City, Green City initiative. As a result, you will spot yellow dustbins at different corners of Jamalkhan.<br><br> The small lamp posts on the Cheragi Pahar roads resemble the times of Kirkwood, McKenzie, Oldham, and other British rulers. During their regimes, the city used to have a dreamy vibe coming off its gasoline lights, just like the lamp posts do now.<br><br> In addition, Dr. Hashem Square on Jamalkhan Road was established to pay tribute to Dr. Hashem, who was popular in Chattogram for his humanitarian contribution to society as a doctor. Then there is the renowned Dr. Annadacharan Khastgir Girls’ High School. Dr. Annadacharan was known as the forerunner of Chattogram’s renaissance.<br><br> Now, if we are to talk about how the area treats its community, Jamalkhan will satisfy us in that regard as well. It is one of the most highly developed in the city, packed with a resident’s desired advantages and amenities.<br><br> From housing to transportation or schooling to healthcare, you name it, Jamalkhan has it. And if you are a traveler, you are sure to love it for its neat and natural environment with plenty of restaurants selling scrumptious food.

Jashore Property Guide

3.5

Jashore
, Khulna

Jashore, which was previously spelled as Jessore, is an administrative and politically significant district of the Khulna Division. It is located in the southeast of Bangladesh and is the 13th largest district of Bangladesh, with a land area of 2,594.94 square miles and a 60 square miles river area. West Bengal of India bounds the Jashore district in the west, Khulna and Narail Districts in the east, Shatkhira and Khulna districts in the south, and Magura and Jhenaidah Districts in the north.<br><br> Jashore is often regarded as the Capital of Flowers. The Jashore area guide notes that the Godkhali area of its Jhikargacha Upazila cultivates and supplies most of the flowers sold across the country. Shrimp cultivation and export have transformed the district’s economy.<br><br> Being an area near the Bangladesh-India border through Benapole, the district has flourished economically by importing and exploring goods. Agriculture, cottage industry, mills, and factories also play vital parts in it.<br><br> During the 1971 Liberation War, Jashore was the first district to be declared independent. It is also the home of many historical and important figures of the country. Many notable landmarks across Jashore are popular tourist spots, such as the Michael Madhusudan Datta Memorial, Egaro Shiva Temple, Dakkhindihi Rabindra Complex, Khan Jahan Ali Dighi, Jashore Cantonment, Jashore Collectorate Park, Godkhali Flower Village, House of Birshreshtha Noor Mohammad Sheikh, etc.<br><br> The district has more than 1200 primary schools, 521 high schools, more than 90 colleges and universities, 40 madrasas, and other educational facilities. Jashore is also diverse in religion, with many mosques and temples all over it.<br><br> It is also a suitable district to live in as housing and land prices are reasonable in many areas. Jashore has good communication facilities with other districts by road, train, and even air.

Jatrabari Property Guide

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Jatrabari
, Dhaka

Jatrabari can easily be regarded as the heart of communication across Bangladesh. It is also known for the steel furniture industry. But what you don’t hear often is that many people choose to live in Jatrabari or its surrounding areas due to transportation and other conveniences.<br><br> Part of the Dhaka South City Corporation, Jatrabari area guide shows that it has an area of 13.19 sq./km (5.09 sq mi), and the population is over 4,92,166. The area is located at the center of the Dhaka-Chittagong Road highway. It is bounded by Demra, Sabujbag, Kadamtoli and Shyampur.<br><br> Jatrabari is best known for its Jatrabari-Gulistan flyover (also known as the Mayor Mohammed Hanif Flyover). It is 11km long and is the largest flyover in Bangladesh, connecting 30 southern and southwestern districts. On a good day, it takes only around 10 minutes to cross the flyover in the Jatrabari-Gulistan route.<br><br> The Dhaka-Demra Highway, Sayedabad Bridge New Road, Dhaka-Sylhet Highway, etc., offer easy communication in different parts of the country. Due to the increasing population, Jatrabari is also becoming a suitable target for real estate investors.<br><br> Other than that, many people from different districts are investing in purchasing plots and building houses in the area. Renting rooms or apartments is very affordable here for individuals and families.<br><br> The area is also famous for having some reputed educational institutions and private and commercial businesses. The Quantum Foundation, a well-known and self-funded organization, has a branch in Jatrabari.<br><br> Though there aren’t many attractions nearby, it has some commonly known places, such as Jatrabari Park, Jatrabari Wapda Colony Power Development Board, Jatrabari Madrasa Masjid, etc.

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