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Bakerganj Property Guide

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Bakerganj
, Barishal

Bakerganj is a charming upazila in the Barisal district. The area is well known for agricultural activities and fish production. It is well-known as a populous and business center developed along the banks of the Srimant, Karkhana, Bighai, Payra, and Bishkhali rivers. A vibrant business environment, and improved communication system, have created a lot of employment opportunities in the area. Also, this area is unique from the administrative point of view.<br><br> All upazilas and almost all district towns of the country can be connected from Bakerganj by river and road. To the North of this upazila are Nalchiti upazila and Barisal Sadar of Jhalkathi district. Dumki Upazila of Patuakhali District, and Mirzaganj Upazila towards the South. Baufal Upazila and Bhola Sadar of Patuakhali district on the East side. Rajapur Upazila and Nalchiti Upazila of Jhalkathi District and Betagi Upazila of Barguna District on the West side.<br><br> Bakerganj Upazila is surrounded by green fields and rivers. The local economy is based on agriculture and fishing. The land in this area is very fertile. The local traditional festivals, handicrafts, and historical relics of the Mughal period will fascinate you. During the reign of Nawab Alivardi Khan of independent Bengal, Zamindar Agabaker Khan of Umedpur named this region Bakerganj after himself in 1741.<br><br> Besides the natural beauty, Bakerganj has several good-quality educational institutions, madrasas, clinics, parks, and local markets. Local people here are involved in agriculture, fishing, transportation of goods, and small businesses. Bakerganj Upazila is a great option for those who want to live away from the urban noise in a rural serene environment with standard amenities. The blend of rural life with modern conveniences here will impress you.<br><br> Barisal Airport, river port, and bus stand are close to this area. Dhaka-Patuakhali Highway, Barisal-Subidkhali Road, and Bangga-Barisal Highway connect this area with almost all district roads of the country. Bakerganj's communication system and other civic facilities are very convenient for housing, employment, and business. Being economically and commercially developed, several housing projects and infrastructure are being developed in the area. Roads connecting the surrounding areas are also well-developed.

Banglabazar Property Guide

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Banglabazar
, Barishal

Banglabazar is a vibrant commercial and residential area in the heart of Barisal district. The area is economically critical, with important government and private offices, river ports, and connected highways. Located on the banks of the Kirtankhola River, the Banglabazar area is considered a bustling commercial center for goods transportation, communication, and agricultural products production. Here, you will find everything from clothing and electronics to restaurants and raw markets.<br><br> Barisal Airport, river port, and bus stand are located very close to this area. Bangga-Barisal Highway, C&B Road, Bangla Bazar Road, and Shaheed Ali Road, connect this area with almost all district roads of the country. To the West of the area are Jhalkathi, Pirojpur, Khulna, and Bagerhat. To the North are Barisal Sadar, Gopalganj, Madaripur, and Shariatpur. Bhola and Noakhali districts on the East. Patuakhali and Barguna districts on the West.<br><br> Advanced educational institutions like Sher-e-Bangla Medical College Hospital, Institute of Health Technology, and Barisal Polytechnic Institute are located in this area. There are also many schools and madrassas in and around this area. There are several advanced healthcare clinics here. Also, the parks and recreation centers here are quite interesting.<br><br> The transport network of Banglabazar is connected with other parts of the Barisal district and across the country by road and waterways. The economy of this area is mainly based on agriculture, transportation of goods, and fishing. Also, the area is always bustling with raw markets, retail, and wholesale businesses. The area is known for its rich cultural heritage, natural beauty, and historical monuments.<br><br> Surrounded by rivers, and surrounded by greenery, the natural beauty of Banglabazar will enchant you. Roads, water supply, and sanitation facilities in this area are well developed. However, footpaths and parking spaces are narrow. As river ports, factories, and businesses are built here, its main roads are congested.<br><br> Banglabazar's communication system and other civic facilities are very convenient for housing, employment, and business. Being economically and commercially developed, several housing projects and infrastructure are being developed in the area. Roads connecting the surrounding areas are also well-developed. Police Station and Fire Service are located very close by. Traffic congestion, lots of auto rickshaws, and environmental pollution are the main problems here.

Bogura Property Guide

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Bogura
, Rajshahi

Bogra is an important industrial and commercial city located in Rajshahi Division in northern Bangladesh. The significance of this district is very high in all aspects of agriculture, economy, communication, and education. It is also known for its rich history and cultural heritage. Mahasthangarh in Bogra is one of the oldest archaeological sites in the world.<br><br> Bogra is famous for curd, kattakti (sweets) and ghee. It also produces large quantities of rice, potatoes, vegetables, and jute, and is supplied throughout the country. The region is often called the "Granary of Bengal" due to its fertile land and abundant agricultural production. Satmatha, Banani Bazar, and New Market areas of Bogra have many public and private hospitals, shopping malls, supershops, eateries, and electronics stores.<br><br> Bogra's economy is diverse. Along with cement, bricks, sand, construction materials, textiles, and handicrafts are gradually developing. According to a recent survey, the district has a large number of small to medium enterprises (SMEs) that contribute to the local and national economy.<br><br> The city is well-connected to the rest of the country by road and rail. The railway network connects Bogra to major cities including Dhaka, Rajshahi, and Rangpur. The N5 highway connects the city with Dhaka, Tangail, Gazipur, and the northern districts. Currently, the city has undergone several infrastructural developments, including transportation, improvement of Highway Road 6 to 8 lanes, improvement of healthcare and public services, improving the quality of life of its residents, etc. Bogra is often referred to as the "Gateway to North Bengal".<br><br> Bogra is an attractive place for tourists. Mahasthangarh, Gokul Medh, and Vasu Vihar are ancient archaeological sites here. Also, the Kherua Mosque and the Nawab Palace are fine architectural examples built during the Mughal period. The people of this region are very hospitable.<br><br> There are advanced educational institutions like Bogra District School, Bogra Government Girls High School, Bogra Cantonment Public School and College, Government Azizul Haque College, Shaheed Ziaur Rahman Medical College, and Bogra Polytechnic Institute. In Bogra, you will find a variety of accommodation options ranging from standard to 5-star. Hotel Naz Garden, Hotel Siesta, Parjatan Motel, Momo-Inn, etc. are famous hotels here.

Brahmanbaria Property Guide

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Brahmanbaria
, Chattogram

Brahmanbaria is an important economic and commercial city located in the eastern part of Bangladesh. The district is a busy center of administrative and financial activity with well-developed communication systems, natural gas, power plants, agricultural products, and import-export routes. From serene rural surroundings, local handicrafts, and lively markets to modern architecture, and commercial atmosphere, you'll find it all here.<br><br> Geographically, Brahmanbaria is located on the banks of the Titus River, which plays an important role in the agricultural and industrial sectors of the region. The cultivation of rice, jute, and fruits here contributes significantly to the local economy. Bounded by the Meghna River in the south and the Tripura Hills of India in the east, the district is rich in natural beauty. Muslin cloth and Chandramukhi sweets are very famous here.<br><br> This district is bordered by Kishoreganj and Habiganj districts to the north, Narsingdi and Narayanganj districts to the west, Comilla and Feni districts to the south, and Tripura state of India to the east. The upazilas of this district are - Brahmanbaria Sadar, Kasba, Akhaura, Ashuganj, Bancharampur, Vijaynagar, Nasirnagar, Nabinagar and Sarail upazilas.<br><br> The contribution and importance of the district to the national economy is immense. Titus, Salda, and Meghna gas fields are located in this district. These three gas fields supply about one-third of the country's total production. Besides, Ashuganj thermal power station is the second largest power generating station in the country. Ashuganj Fertilizer Factory is the largest urea fertilizer factory in the country. Garment industries, leather factories, textiles, iron mills, electricity, and natural gas establishments, and agriculture-based plants have created a lot of employment. The educational institutions and medical centers here are also standard.<br><br> Culturally, Brahmanbaria is famous for its traditional folk music. Historically, the city has been influenced by different civilizations and rulers, resulting in a variety of architecture and historical monuments. The area stands as a testament to the country's rich cultural tapestry and historical significance.<br><br> Brahmanbaria is one of the most important towns in the country in terms of economy, education, art culture, and communication. Being an important border area, the district serves as an important center of trade and commerce. The district is well-connected by road and rail. While the city is economically prosperous, the rural areas lack connectivity and infrastructure.

Chandpur Property Guide

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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.

Cumilla Property Guide

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Cumilla
, Chattogram

Comilla is an important economic and commercial city in the southeastern part of Bangladesh. It is the third-largest city in the country in terms of population. From archaeological treasures, the city is known for vibrant markets, picturesque landscapes, a business-friendly environment, a well-developed communication system, and well-planned housing. It is a city bustling with modern vibrancy, surrounded by a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. The city is also important in terms of communication and administration.<br><br> The Feni, Noakhali, and Chittagong districts are south of the city. Munshiganj, Habiganj, and Chandpur districts in the west. Dhaka, Narayanganj, Narsingdi, and Brahmanbaria districts in the north. India's Agartala border (Tripura State) to the east. Gomti and Dakatiya rivers flow through Comilla. It is well-connected by road and rail, connecting it to the country's major cities, including the capital Dhaka and the port city Chittagong. These communication networks make it a vital node in Bangladesh’s trade network.<br><br> Comilla University, Ispahani Public School and College, Cantonment College Comilla, Victoria College, etc. educational institutions are considered one of the country's best. The city has several schools and colleges serving the educational needs of the local population.<br><br> Comilla's 'Ros Malai' has been awarded Geographical Indication (GI) status. Shalbon Vihar, Mainamati Ruins, and Dharmasagar Pond are some of the historical sites of the city. The city's strategic location, cultural heritage, and growing infrastructure have contributed to its significance in the country's landscape.<br><br> The economy here is based on agriculture. The city also has small and medium-scale industries including Khadi textiles, pharmaceutical factories, garments, and IT companies, which are contributing significantly to its economy. Comilla Export Processing Zone (CEPZ) is a prominent industrial zone in the country, established to promote export-oriented industries and foreign investment. It is contributing significantly to industrial output and employment generation.<br><br> In recent years, the city has seen infrastructural improvements in roads, healthcare, and residential areas. Tourists can enjoy the historical monuments in Comilla and the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside, while the hospitality of the locals also attracts visitors. As the importance of this city increases as a center for investment, development projects, commercial; residential, and infrastructural development is increasing here.<br><br>

Dacope Property Guide

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Dacope
, Khulna

For anyone who wants to explore the mystery and beauty of the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest and its nearby locality while enjoying a few nights’ stay, there is no better way to get there than the Dacope. This upazila of the Khulna District is located at the far end of the district. It was established as a thana of the district in 1906 but was converted into an upazila in 1983.<br><br> The Dacope area guide shows the upazila has a land area of 382.85 square kilometers. However, it is about 991.56 square kilometers, including Sundarbans. It has a population of more than 1.5 lakh. It is bounded by Batiaghata Upazila in the north, Sundarban Forest in the south, Batiaghata Upazila and Rampal Upazila (of Bagerhat) in the east, and the Paikgacha Upazila in the west.<br><br> What makes this upazila stand out is that it offers more facilities and accommodations for visitors and tourists than other nearby areas. Travelers can access Dacope from the Khulna City area and use the Batiaghata upazila route directly via bus.<br><br> Though there are no railway routes in the area, people also use ferries, boats, and launches to cross rivers or visit the locations of Sundarbans forest areas. The main water bodies surrounding the upazila are the Shibsa River, Pasur River, Chunkuri River, Jhapjhapaia Canal, etc.<br><br> Though Dacope seems like a locality from the main town, it is one of the few upazilas with more paved roads than mud roads. It also has over 650 bridges and culverts. While communications in the area are pretty good compared to many others, natural disasters often cause havoc in daily life here.<br><br> Because it has many ponds, rivers, canals, and other water sources, the economy of the upazila has flourished due to fisheries and shrimp cultivation. It has over 6,110 ponds, over 4,500 lobster farms, 40 shrimp farms, and 4 shrimp hatcheries. There are also over 867 poultries in Dacope.<br><br> Notable educational institutes in Dacope are Muhammad Ali Secondary School, Chalna Bazar Government Girl's High School, Chalna MM College, etc. Historical and other notable landmarks are Karamjal Wildlife Breeding Center, Kalibagi Eco Tourism Center, Shekher Tek Eco Tourism Center, Ruin of Shibsha Temple, Chalna Lunch Terminal, etc.

Feni Property Guide

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Feni
, Chattogram

Feni is a district in the Chittagong Division, located in the southeastern part of Bangladesh. The city is an important center of trade and commerce due to its advanced communication system, and strategic location. The Muhuri and Feni rivers surround it. Khandal misti of this district is very famous. The climate here is humid, but the region receives a lot of rain during the monsoon season.<br><br> The district is bordered by Noakhali to the west, Chittagong to the east Comilla to the north, and Tripura state of India, Bay of Bengal to the south. This district is the only connecting road between Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, and the three hill districts of Rangamati, Bandarban, and Khagrachari. The district has a railway station which connects it with major cities.<br><br> Feni gas fields have contributed greatly to the economy and employment of the entire country. The Dhaka-Chittagong transport corridor and the Chhagalnaya border have contributed greatly to the region's commercial activities and economy. The district is known for paddy, dal, betel nut, various fruits, and fish farming.<br><br> Although a relatively small district, it has many educational institutions. There are schools, colleges, polytechnic institutes, nursing institutes, youth development institutes, teacher training institutes, vocational institutes, and private medical colleges. The healthcare facilities here are also quite good.<br><br> The district is named after the Feni River, which has enhanced the agriculture, fisheries, and scenic beauty of the district. It is a place rich in natural beauty, mineral resources, and culture. The district has several notable landmarks, including the Muhuri Project, the country's largest irrigation project, and the Vijay Singh Dighi, one of the largest historic ponds in the country.<br><br> In recent years, the city has seen more industrial plants, planned residential buildings, and commercial expansion. Several small to medium-scale industries including rice mills, textile factories, food processing units, and fish breeding centers have developed here. However, the future development of Feni needs to focus on the construction of sustainable infrastructure, and a safe water and sewage system as per the plan.<br><br> Feni is a district where you will find a remarkable blend of rural environment with modernization. But as Feni evolves, it faces the challenge of balancing sustainable development. Over the years, major improvements have been made to the communication system, housing projects, and boosting the local economy. However, this has resulted in environmental impacts such as deforestation, reduction of cropland, air pollution, etc.

Hathazari Property Guide

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Hathazari
, Chattogram

Hathazari is a crowded and vibrant upazila in the Chittagong district of southeastern Bangladesh. It is an important area for commercial, economic, communication, educational institutions, office-courts, housing, etc. Surrounded by green nature, and hills, the Hathazari region is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. The area has a unique combination of traditional educational institutions and a fraternal lifestyle of followers of various religions.<br><br> Fatikchari upazila is north of Hathazari, Panchlaish and Chandgaon police stations of Chittagong City Corporation are in the south, Raujan upazila is in the east and Sitakunda upazila is in the west. The upazila is divided into several unions, each consisting of several villages. Al-Jamiyatul Ahlia Darul Uloom Moinul Islam Madrasah here, popularly known as Hathazari Madrasah, is one of the country's best and largest Qawmi Madrasas. Hathazaris has a rich cultural heritage with a blend of traditional Bengali culture and Islamic influences.<br><br> The economy of Hathazari is mainly based on trade and agriculture. The upazila has a variety of small and large businesses and markets that contribute to the local economy. The area's agricultural research center, veterinary research center, and power plant contribute greatly to the country's economy.<br><br> Hathazari has an army camp, police station, and fire brigade. The transport and communication system of this area is well developed. The connectivity from this area to Chittagong city, and other surrounding areas is quite good. It is also well connected by buses and railways to the major cities of the country.<br><br> The housing system in this area is quite good due to the pleasant environment, good public transport, educational institutions, healthcare, and good security. Also being commercially and economically important, several commercial buildings, modern apartment buildings, and various development projects are currently coming up in Hathazari. With a charming mix of rural and urban, and amenities within reach, the area has become quite populous, with residential buildings on the rise.

Kashipur Bazar Property Guide

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Kashipur Bazar
, Barishal

Kashipur Bazar is a densely populated area in the heart of Barisal district, considered the region's commercial and economic hub. The Bhanga-Barisal highway and the C&B road have increased the area's economic importance. Also due to the Kirtankhola River and Barisal Launch Terminal, the area's trade and commerce have expanded tremendously, along with huge employment opportunities. There are raw markets, wholesale markets, shopping malls, banks, government and private offices, educational institutions, and medical centers.<br><br> Barisal Airport, river port, and bus stand are close to Kashipur Bazar. From this area, you can easily travel to all upazilas and all major roads of the country. To the South of the area are Jhalkathi, Pirojpur, Khulna, and Bagerhat. To the North are Barisal Sadar, Gopalganj, Madaripur, and Shariatpur. Bhola and Noakhali districts on the East. Patuakhali and Barguna districts on the West.<br><br> The economy of the Kashipur Bazar area is mainly based on agriculture and goods transportation. Also, the local retail and wholesale markets contribute greatly to the overall economy of the district. The area is important in terms of communication, transport, employment, etc. Fresh produce, furniture, textiles, household items, electronics, etc. can be found in the market here.<br><br> Here you will find several architectural examples including temples and mosques from the Mughal period. Also, there are several tourist centers including Durga Sagar Pond, Museum, Kirtankhola River, and Parks. The area has several budget-friendly hotels and guesthouses where you can spend the night. In and around the area, there are quality educational institutions, madrasahs, medical centers, and restaurants. Police Station and Fire Service are located very close by.<br><br> Although a densely populated area, Kashipur Bazar's natural environment, surrounded by riverside greenery, will charm you. The communication system from this area to the surrounding areas is quite good, and the sanitation system is also well structured. The main road is always congested as river ports, factories, and businesses are built nearby.<br><br> Kashipur Bazar's communication system and other civic facilities are very convenient for housing, employment, and business. Due to economic and commercial development, several housing projects and infrastructure are being developed in the area. Traffic congestion, a large number of autorickshaws, and environmental pollution are the main problems here.

Khan Jahan Ali Property Guide

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Khan Jahan Ali
, Khulna

Khan Jahan Ali is an important economic area included in the city of Khulna, Bangladesh. It is a Metropolitan Police Station of Khulna Metropolitan Police in Khulna Division. Located on the banks of the Bhairab River, the area is rich in natural beauty, connectivity, and culture. The river provides irrigation, transportation, and recreational opportunities. The proximity of roads, waterways, and railways makes the area an attractive choice for commercial, economic, and residential purposes.<br><br> The jute mills here are contributing greatly to the country's economy. Also, Dhaka-Khulna Highway Road, Khulna City Bypass Road, and KUET Road have greatly improved the trade and connectivity of the area. These roads can be used to transport goods to all important cities of the country via Mongla Port, Barisal, Jessore, and Padma Bridge.<br><br> The area is named after the revered Sufi saint Khan Jahan Ali. The area is bounded by Koira Upazila in the west, Paikgacha Upazila in the south, and Dumuria and Khulna towns in the north. Bhairab River to the east. Several public and private educational institutions, including Khulna University of Engineering & Technology, and Khulna Agricultural University, are located near the area. Also, healthcare and recreation facilities are good.<br><br> Bridges, culverts, and infrastructure projects here have facilitated trade, commerce, and communication, contributing to the economic development of the western region of the country. The wholesale business, raw market, and commercial activities here have made Khulna's economy vibrant. Also, the culture, vibrant markets, and local cuisine like Chui Jhal will fascinate you.<br><br> Khan Jahan Ali area is mainly agricultural. Jute, rice, betel nut, and animal husbandry form the backbone of the local economy. The fertile land of the area is suitable for the cultivation of paddy, jute, sugarcane, and various seasonal crops. There are several fish, cattle, and poultry farms. Also, the traditional crafts of this area like pottery and weaving are popular all over the country.<br><br> The area underwent extensive development of roads, bridges, sewerage, and other utility infrastructure to accommodate the growing population and spur economic activity. New buildings and facilities are also being constructed to modernize the living standards of the residents and meet the growing needs.

Koyla Ghat Property Guide

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Koyla Ghat
, Khulna

Koyla Ghat is an important economic area under Dakop Upazila in Khulna District. The area is located near the banks of the Rupsa River. It is close to the industrial area of Khulna city, which facilitates the transportation of raw materials and finished goods from factories and warehouses. It is one of the oldest commercial areas of Khulna and the country. Previously it was only known for transporting coal and products. Over time, it has become a gathering commercial area.<br><br> Mongla port, shipyards, and ferry wharf have made the area a busy industrial and commercial area. The area also serves as a transportation hub for coal transportation, international container transportation, and industrial establishments. The strategic location makes it an essential part of the regional transport network, connecting Khulna to other parts of Bangladesh and beyond.<br><br> The area is bounded by Koira Upazila to the west, Paikgacha Upazila to the south, and Dumuria and Khulna City to the north. Rupsa River to the east. The strategic location makes it easily accessible from different parts of the city. Boats, launches, and ferries ply regularly to various destinations along the river.<br><br> Khulna City Bypass Road (N7 Highway), Shipyard Road, Khan Jahan Ali Road, and Rupsa Ghat Road, have improved the connectivity of the area. Using the Khan Jahan Ali Bridge and ferry ghat, you can travel to all the southern districts of the country including Sundarban, and Barisal. Beyond economic significance, the Koyla Ghat area has a unique mixture of heritage and architecture. Here you will see a wonderful combination of modern infrastructure, from the historic mosque-temple to the colonial era. Traditional fairs, religious events, and cultural performances are held here regularly.<br><br> One of the attractions of Koala Ghat is its scenic riverside scenery. The area has become a bustling commercial hub. There are numerous shops, markets, warehouses, and small- and medium-sized industrial establishments on this street. Busy commercial activities here have created huge employment opportunities and contributed to local economic development.<br><br> With public and private institutions, numerous commercial establishments, well-developed communication systems, educational institutions, health care centers, and a pleasant environment conducive to living, the amount of residential buildings in this area is increasing.

Lalkhan Bazar Property Guide

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Lalkhan Bazar
, Chattogram

Lalkhan Bazar is an important residential and commercial area located in the center of Chittagong city. The area is Ward No. 14 of Chittagong City Corporation and a part of Khulshi Police Station. With various commercial services, banking, government and private offices, export-import facilities, bus stands, railway stations, and ports, all nearby, the area has become a hub of busiest and commercial activities. Karnaphuli River also serves as an important hub for import and export activities.<br><br> Also, Lalkhan Bazar is a well-known market area. It is one of the busiest markets in the city. From clothes to electronics, household items to ornaments, spices to cosmetics, you will find almost everything at Lalkhan Bazar. There are numerous shops, markets, and business establishments here. Being a port city and well-connected, the area is a hub of commercial activity and is travel-friendly for tourists.<br><br> Lalkhan Bazar is connected with other parts of Chittagong through various modes of transport. Intercity bus stand and railway station are located very close to the area. Also, public buses, auto-rickshaws, and taxis are always available. The area is bounded by Agrabad and Kotwali police stations on the south, Launch Terminal, Panchlaish, and Chawkbazar on the north, Rajon upazila on the east, and Sitakund upazila on the west.<br><br> The area is also rich in religious, cultural, and educational aspects. Jamiatul Uloom Al-Islamia is one of the leading madrassas in the country. The area also has several training centers including schools and colleges. There are hospitals, residential hotels, parks, and community centers.<br><br> Lalkhan Bazar is a densely populated residential area. The demand for residential buildings in the Lalkhan Bazar area is constantly increasing as it is convenient from all aspects, commercial, economic, educational, medical, and communication. Modern buildings and apartments are being built here to improve residential facilities. Almost all the necessary facilities including electricity, gas, water, and sewerage are available in the area. Lalkhan Bazar can be a good option for those who want a balanced lifestyle in an urban environment, a densely populated area with essential amenities.

Natun Bazar Property Guide

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Natun Bazar
, Barishal

Natun Bazar is a lively and bustling area located in the heart of Barisal district. Located on the banks of the Kirtankhola River, the area is very important in terms of trade and economy. The area serves as an important commercial center for communication and transportation of goods due to the Barisal launch terminal and connecting roads. With local markets, banks, and private and administrative offices, it is always bustling.<br><br> From Natun Bazar, you can travel to all upazilas of the Barisal district. Bhola and Noakhali upazilas are on the east side of this area. Jhalkathi, Bagerhat, and Khulna districts on the west. Chandpur, Shariatpur, and Gopalganj districts in the north. Barguna and Patuakhali districts on the south side. BM College Road, Hospital Road, Bogra Road, and Bhanga-Barisal Highway Road connect this area to the rest of the country. You can travel to different districts of the country, including Dhaka, Chandpur, Patuakhali, and Chittagong, by river route.<br><br> The communication system and local markets here served as a trading center for the transport of agricultural products, fish, and other products across the country. This market offers everything from fresh produce, aromatic spices, textiles to electronics. Due to the launch terminal, local market, and goods transportation facilities, there is a lot of job creation here.<br><br> Natun Bazar is known for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Due to a business-friendly environment, improved communication system, adequate educational institutions, medical centers, transportation, parks, etc., many residential buildings are being developed in and around this area. Despite being a densely populated area, the rural surroundings of the area will charm you.<br><br> The Natun Bazar area is developing with many amenities including new apartments, banks, and restaurants. There are shopping malls, restaurants, and parks. Police Station and Fire Service are located very close by. Natun Bazar's communication system and other civic facilities are very convenient for housing, employment, and business. Although several infrastructures and residential buildings have been developed, traffic congestion and sanitation systems are not structured. Traffic congestion, lots of auto rickshaws, and environmental pollution are the main problems here.

Nirala Property Guide

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Nirala
, Khulna

Nirala is a one-of-a-kind residential hub perched at the heart of Khulna. This meticulously crafted area was designed by the Khulna Development Authority in the early eighties. This is a posh neighborhood whose lifestyle and cost of living surpass the surrounding areas and most parts of Khulna. <br><br> This Nirala area guide will take you on a virtual expedition to learn about this residential area in detail. As you know, Nirala is a complete residential hub packed with all urban facilities and provisions. The area is designed with sheer calculation and planning, so the housing facilities are very organized and assembled neatly. <br><br> Khulna Development Authority acquired 67.31 acres of land and segregated 544 plots. The plots are divided into three categories and sectioned as 3 Kantha, 4 Kantha, and 5 Kantha. It is easier for the residents to choose and build their homes based on their preferences and budget. So, from the bird-eye view, this sub-division looks very neatly orchestrated.<br><br> Nirala is not just a place where you can build a home and live. It is a complete package crammed with eateries, restaurants, parks, schools, madrasahs, and other urban amenities.<br><br> Many restaurants in the area serve authentic Khulna cuisine. Nirala Park, nestled at the core of the residential area, is a great attraction for both residents and tourists. Two mosques are inside the area. The residential hub also has some pre-school, primary and high schools in the vicinity.<br><br> Moreover, Nirala is only 3 km away from the Khulna Sadar. So, it would take only 6 minutes of driving to get there. Many residents prefer to live at Nirala and commute via bus or bike to Sadar for work or business. That’s what makes Nirala a coveted residential area among Khulna dwellers.

Noakhali Property Guide

3.8

Noakhali
, Chattogram

Noakhali District is an important commercial city located in the southeastern coastal region of Bangladesh. It has created a distinct identity in the tapestry of Bangladesh through its natural beauty, riverine environment, and vibrant culture. The district is known for its flat terrain, which is characteristic of the delta region of Bangladesh. The area and islands south of Noakhali, exposed to the Bay of Bengal, are often exposed to cyclonic storms.<br><br> Its economy is mainly dependent on agriculture, fishing, and small industries. Rice cultivation and fishing in the Bay of Bengal are important economic bases here. The people of Noakhali are making a special contribution to the economy of Bangladesh in the remittance sector.<br><br> Noakhali is surrounded by Meghna and Feni rivers. There is an extensive network of waterways, which serve as an important transportation route. The district is divided into several upazilas including Noakhali Sadar, Begumganj, Chatkhil, Companyganj, Hatia, and Senbagh. Each Upazila is further divided into Union and Village.<br><br> This district belongs to the Chittagong division; the total area is 3600.99 sq km. It is bounded by the Comilla district to the north, the Meghna estuary and Bay of Bengal to the south, the Feni and Chittagong districts to the east, Lakshmipur and Bhola districts to the west. Noakhali district is well connected by road and waterways. The main road here is connected with the Dhaka-Chittagong highway. There are ferries connecting the district to various islands and coastal areas.<br><br> This district has several tourist attractions. Places to visit here include Sonapur Beach, Chatla Haor, Hatiya Island, Ramgati, etc. Gandhi Ashram was established by Mahatma Gandhi during India's independence movement, this ashram holds historical significance. Begumganj Shahi Mosque and Chatla Shitala Mandir are also historical monuments here.<br><br> Noakhali Science and Technology University, Noakhali Law College, Abdul Malek Ukil Medical College, Noakhali Government College, Begumgonj Textile Engineering College, etc. are famous educational institutions in this district. The importance of this area is also immense from the administrative point of view.<br><br> As this district is economically and commercially important, several ongoing infrastructure projects, such as road widening, bridge construction, housing projects, etc., are underway to enhance connectivity.

Nobogram Road Property Guide

3.8

Nobogram Road
, Barishal

If you step across the M.A. Jalil Road and Bhanga-Barishal Highway, you will easily end up on Nobogram Road. The road is a part of Barisal Sadar and the Kotwali Thana area. It is also a part of Barishal City Corporation’s wards no. 21 (north) and 22 (east and west).<br><br> The Nobogram Road starts from the Bhanga-Barishal Highway and goes all the way to Panchagram and Atghar. That makes the Nobogram area guide necessary for anyone moving to the city for different purposes. Using the highway and other roads, there are several bus routes, such as Barishal City, Karapur, Gava, Barishal Zero Point, etc.<br><br> However, inside the areas, the most common way to commute is rickshaws, CNGs, autorickshaws, vans, motorbikes, etc. That is because the streets are mostly narrow and not suitable for big vehicles. While most of these roads are in good condition, the area needs wider and upgraded streets and roads for safe and broad communication.<br><br> Both sides of the Nobogram road areas are filled with green trees, rivers, farmlands, etc. As a result, it offers a less polluted and serene environment. The roads also have lots of small shops and several bazaars on either side. So the people near the roads and Nobogram can easily get their daily necessities.<br><br> There are several notable places in the Nobogram Road area as well, such as Gol Pukur, Chowmatha Lake, Ruiya Post Office, Ruiya Jame Mosjid, Nobogram Bridge, Nobogram Road Karapur Steel Bridge, etc. Some of the important educational institutions here are the Trust University, Nobogram Model High School and College, Riazuddin Memorial R.M. Govt. Primary School, Noygaon High School, etc.<br><br> Nobogram Road areas offer a rural vibe. That is why it is hard to spot modern or upgraded housing complexes in the area. Most of them are filled with self-owned properties and various types of small and big houses. However, there are plenty of lands available to purchase at a very reasonable price.

Pabla Property Guide

3.8

Pabla
, Khulna

Pabla is a vibrant commercial, economic, and communication area at Khalishpur police station in Khulna district of Bangladesh. The location is known for shipbuilding, shrimp farming, and textile industries. The area is also important industrially, agriculturally, and administratively.<br><br> Shrimp farming and agriculture are the mainstays of the local economy. The area is surrounded by rivers, canals, and wetlands, which make it suitable for shrimp farming. Also, the area and surrounding fertile alluvial soil is suitable for agriculture. The local wholesale business, raw market, and commercial activities here have made Khulna's economy vibrant. Most of the local people here are involved in agriculture, fishing, and small businesses.<br><br> Jessore Highway Road, Outer Bypass Road, and Khulna City Bypass Road have improved the connectivity and socio-economic management of the area. Rupsa and Bairab rivers play an important role in the area's economic development and transportation of goods. Buses to all major cities of the country are available from the main road here. Mongla Port has increased the importance of the highway in this area. Also, Padma Bridge and Khan Jahan Ali Bridge have contributed to the economic prosperity of the area.<br><br> Sundarban, Sixty Dome Mosque, Shilaidah Kuthibari, Fakir Lalan Shah Mazar, 71' Genocide-Torture Archive Museum, Khan Jahan Ali Tomb and Bridge, being close to this area, many tourists visit here. There are several hotels here for travelers to stay overnight.<br><br> Surrounded by green and serene landscape, the area is very soothing to live in. Due to public and private educational institutions, medical services, banking, various business establishments, administrative facilities, and good communication, residential buildings, and apartments are constantly being developed in this area. The people here are very hospitable. Also, the culture here, vibrant markets, and local delicacies like Chui Jhal will impress you.<br><br> In addition to infrastructure development, the area needs to improve its transport network, health care facilities, and other essential services such as clean water, electricity, and sanitation systems.

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