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60 Feet Road Property Guide
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60 Feet Road
, Dhaka

As the name suggests, 60 Feet Road is a road that is 60 feet wide. But it would be incorrigible to postulate it as just another road in Dhaka. This area runs through the heart of the southern part of Mirpur and connects as a bridge between Kallyanpur, Agargaon, and Mirpur South.<br><br> Popularly known as Kamal Sarani, this road has become a crucial junction in the Dhaka traffic system. As this road bridges the gap from Mirpur to other parts of Dhaka, many buses and private cars opt for this route to reach the Mirpur area. Moreover, as the wide length of the road can accommodate more vehicles, people often choose this route to avoid traffic jams.<br><br> This 60 Feet Road cuts through some of the most densely-populated areas of Mirpur. Monipur, Kazipara, Paikpara, and Shimultola are some of the areas connected by this road. As the residents of these areas utilize this road for transportation and communication, you can guess how busy this road becomes during office and school hours.<br><br> 60 Feet Road started as a mode of communication. But somehow became a popular spot for hangouts and tasty foods. This road has become a well-known hub for commodities and food ventures for the residents living nearby. Such hustle and bustle keeps the 60 Feet Road busy and chaotic during peak hours.<br><br> Not just for hangouts and entertainment, 60 Feet Road also bears significance in trade and commerce. Many corporate houses, banking institutions, brand outlets, and showrooms are scattered throughout the road. Such establishments are a great fillip to the economy of the 60 Feet Road area.
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Banasree Property Guide
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3.4

Banasree
, Dhaka

Finding affordable and quality living space in a time of inflation is a daunting task. The area we will explore today is not just economical, it also has everything a family can ask for to maintain a balanced lifestyle. Banasree is located right beside Rampura, which is one of the fastest-developed residential areas in Dhaka. Within just two decades, Banasree turned from a large empty area to a booming real estate.<br><br> Banasree is a great example of properly planned residential area, organized into neat blocks and roads. Navigating in this area is easy and peaceful. Roads are calm in some places and booming with life near restaurants and food carts.<br><br> Mostly developed by real estate developers, the houses of Banasree are equipped with modern architecture and necessities. The best part is that you get so much for a lifestyle in such a small residential area, but the rent here is affordable.<br><br> There are several commercial properties in Banasree. You can find banks, brand outlets, super shops, fine-dining restaurants and convention halls here. Also, many startups and tech companies rent offices in this area, as the rent is affordable.<br><br> Banasree offers great educational institutions within and nearby. Prestigious schools, colleges, coaching centres, pharmacies and hospitals are available in this area. Also, there are many religious establishments, like plenty of beautiful mosques, major temples, etc. Families living in Banasree rarely have to travel outside the area for their daily essential needs.<br><br> There are plenty of eateries and restaurants in Banasree with diverse cuisine and a family-friendly ambience. The inter-block avenue roads contain most of the restaurants and food carts. Also, there are lots of shopping outlets for all sorts of products on the main road and avenue roads of Banasree.<br><br> Overall, Banasree is mostly a modern residential area with commercial spaces for the comfort of residents. Whether you're looking to find affordable homes, shops, restaurants, or hospitals, Banasree has everything you can ask for. Despite some problems, it is one of the most demanding places to start a family.
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Boyra Bazar Property Guide
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3.4

Boyra Bazar
, Khulna

Boyra Bazar, often known as the Choto Boyra Bazar, is one of the busiest and most crowded market areas in Khulna Metropolitan City. It is located near several important roads, such as Sheikh Abu Naser Bypass Road, Dhaka-Jessore-Khulna Road, Jalil Sarani, and Boyra Main Road.<br><br> The bazar falls under the Khulna City Corporation’s Ward 16. It is a part of Sonadanga Thana and one of the oldest marketplaces in Khulna City. And in case you are interested in the Boyra Bazar area guide, you should know that it is a place with many known and important locations.<br><br> From small to large shops, groceries, raw markets to clothing markets, the bazar has it all. That is why it is one of the most chaotic locations that doesn’t sleep until late at night.<br><br> Since the bazar is located near several main roads, vendors, business people, customers, and even the residents of the area can easily travel from different parts of the city. Other than the raw market shops, the Khokon Shopping Complex is the go-to shopping mall for the locals. There are also banks, medical centers, real estate companies, mosques, churches, temples, etc., near the bazar area.<br><br> It has several educational institutes nearby, such as the Fatema Memorial School, Hazi Foyez Uddin Girls’ School, Sundarban Institute of Technology, Sundarban Medical Institute, Bangladesh Institute Of Management (BIM), etc.<br><br> There are also government, non-government, private, and public offices and institutions near the bazar. Some of the notable ones are the Khulna Directorate of Posts, Regional Jute Goods Laboratory, Regional Family Planning Office, Quantum Foundation, World Vision Child Care Center, Soil Resource Development Institute (SRDI), etc.<br><br> The area has residential homes and properties that are mostly family-owned. However, new residential and commercial properties are currently under development near the Boyra Bazar areas.
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Hazaribagh Property Guide
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3.4

Hazaribagh
, Dhaka

Located on the banks of Buriganga River, Hazaribagh is one of the places in Dhaka Division, Dhaka District, Bangladesh. Hazaribagh place is a very old and tradition bearing place of Bangladesh. It is mainly known for its leather industry. Hazaribagh is a Police Station, it belongs to Ward No. 22. Hazaribagh is a densely populated place. Although it is a part of old Dhaka, today Hazaribagh has become an industrial area. The area is well known for its small businesses, shops, shopping malls, restaurants, and factories of various types.<br><br> Hazaribagh was the largest leather processing area in Bangladesh. Currently this work has been shifted from here to Savar. To the north of the place are Mohammadpur Police Station, South Kamrangirchar Police Station, East of Dhanmondi Police Station and West of Keraniganj Police Station which are contributing significantly to the location of this place. Today it is a commercial herb and a very lively area. Here you will find people from different professions of different labors living their lives with great harmony.<br><br> About 103482 people live here. The densely populated area has all essentials including adequate supply of gas, clean water and electricity. Hazaribagh was initially known for its tannery and leather industry, but now trains have been diverted from here due to environmental and health challenges. However, local residents are worried about the environmental pollution here.<br><br> Hazaribagh has many good educational institutions that are desirable as a citizen. From entertainment to medical services etc. there are good facilities. Hazaribagh is very famous for its own food, regional language etc.<br><br> Although the place is old, there is a kind of harmony between different types of people here which is good. Various types of traditional food, wholesale goods are sold here. Also you will see old structures here which will remind you of our old culture, this place is bringing old tradition and culture books of Bangladesh. The place is densely populated and somewhat untidy but offers good facilities. This bustling place has a spontaneous life that makes the place unique.
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Khulna Sadar Property Guide
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Khulna Sadar
, Khulna

Khulna, the industrial city of Bangladesh, is the country's 3rd largest and most populous city. The history has bequeathed this city a glorious past, and The mighty Sundarbans have made this city a legacy. Khulna Sadar is the main capital city of the Khulna division. It accommodates around 224,444 people in a 12.21 sq. km area.<br><br> On the bank of Rupsha River, the city stands with valor and pride. Due to the adjacent point with Mongla Port on the outskirts of the Sadar, Khulna has flourished as an industrial and commercial hub. Khulna is also known as the City of Shrimp, as this area exports around 75% of shrimp abroad. As a prominent export-import zone, Khulna has flourished economically and in trade.<br><br> However, Khulna is more than just a hub for trade and commerce. This city is a concoction of modernity and traditionality. Here, you will find all the urban facilities without the toxic urbanization. The city has traditional architectural landmarks and modern living facilities. The residential areas are quite luxurious and exhibit elegance and traditionality.<br><br> From parks and mosques to eateries, Khulna Sadar is replete with fun activities. The neighborhood is very congenial and friendly. One offbeat attribute of this Khulna Sadar is the presence of some prestigious educational institutions. Some noteworthy institutes are Khulna Collegiate School, Khulna Zilla School, and Green Buds English School.<br><br> Khulna is an ancient city and plays an important role in Bangladesh's economy. Khulna Sadar is at the prime location of Khulna district, which encapsulates the whole essence of Khulna. Today, Khulna emulates the capital city, Dhaka, and the Commercial capital, Chattogram.
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Muradpur Property Guide
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3.4

Muradpur
, Chattogram

Muradpur is a vibrant city with lots of colors, situated in Chittagong. It is a perfect sophisticated area with the serene vibes of a community-centered area. This locality shows a rich culture with significant history. Also, a unique blend of modernity and tradition attracts visitors and people to live there.<br><br> Though as an area Muradpur is not so big in size (around 21.59 Km^2), it plays an important role in Chittagong's daily life. It is located in the central part of the city which is why it becomes effortless to get to this area. And also going from any important place. This area has a great transportation system and good connectivity with major and big roads of the city. That is why it has become the main spot for tourists.<br><br> The main charm of this area is the various kinds of buildings, markets, restaurants and shopping centers. These restaurants show the rich culinary history of Chittagong. The local markets are great places to shop because they have a wide range of goods, from traditional crafts to modern clothes. On the other hand, Muradpur's food scene is a treat for foodies, with a wide range of local and foreign dishes.<br><br> However, Muradpur is not only famous for its location and cultural background. It also has adequate resources and services to serve the residents well. It has 4 secondary and 13 primary schools, 3 Madrasas. So, it's a good place to live all around. The community is helpful and friendly, and there are many social and cultural events that make people feel like they belong.<br><br> Moreover, the good thing about this area is there is more greenery in this place than in other parts of the city. The only thing that is missing is some scopes for recreation like Cineplex parks of Cineplex etc.
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Narsingdi Property Guide
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3.4

Narsingdi
, Dhaka

Narsingdi is a district in central Bangladesh under Dhaka Division. Known for its rich history, vibrant culture and significant industrial contribution, the region plays an important role. It is located just 50 km north-east from Dhaka district. The Dhaka Sylhet highway connects Narsingdi with the capital and other major cities. Kishoreganj is situated in the north of this district, Brahmanbaria in the east, Narayanganj in the south and Gazipur in the west. Narsingdi is one of the important cities mainly for the garment industry. Numerous textile and handicraft factories are located here. Narsingdi district has an area of 1150.14 km and currently has a total population of 2,584,452.<br><br> The economic status of Narsingdi is mostly dependent on the garment industry. Also depends a lot on agriculture. Narsingdi in particular is famous for producing high quality bananas and litchis. It is one of the major industrial districts of Bangladesh for its textile and garment sector. There are numerous textile mills, dyeing and printing factories that contribute to the local and national economy. All these institutions have employment of numerous workers which are playing an important role in eliminating unemployment in the country. People come here from different parts of the country for livelihood. And they are living in harmony with each other. As a symbol of non-sectarianism, it is noteworthy that people of different races and religious communities live here. There are population variations.<br><br> There are various facilities for living here. There are educational institutions and various training centers. There are some good health centers and hospitals for treatment. There is also an adequate supply of gas, water and electricity.<br><br> The tradition and culture of Narsingdi is well developed. They have their own music, dance. There is also a touch of diversity in the cuisine. It has its own regional language and various cultural events are celebrated here every year. Narsingdi has several historical and archeological monuments, among which Uari Bateshwar is one of them. These monuments highlight the rich history and culture of Narsingdi district.<br><br> The communication system of Narsingdi is well developed. Narsingdi is well connected by road with other districts of Bangladesh including Dhaka. Besides, the communication system through rivers and railways is well developed which plays an equally important role for both passenger and goods use. The climate here is mostly tropical and subtropical. Some problems like river pollution, air pollution, traffic congestion and periodic floods are very prominent here which should be taken to prevent. Overall, Narsingdi is a vibrant district with a combination of agricultural productivity, industrial strength and cultural heritage.
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New Market Property Guide
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3.4

New Market
, Rajshahi

New Market stands at the heart of the city and rejoices in the rich culture and vibrant history of Rajshahi City. This is one of the places that projects the whole spirit of Rajshahi and its commercial atmosphere.<br><br> The market started its journey in 1969 and, till this day, has been the name of comfort and affordability for Rajshahi people. Not only for the residents of Rajshahi city, the New Market area has become a tourist spot for visitors outside of Rajshahi.<br><br> The new market area falls under Boalia Thana, Ward 20. But it has gained its name and popularity. Located conveniently near the Rajshahi City Corporation, you can ask any locals for directions, and they will easily point the area to you. It has become the most popular rendezvous point. As the Rajshahi City Corporation is situated near the new market area, it is showing progress.<br><br> The new market area was once very ignored and dilapidated condition. The residents started to avoid the area due to the bad Odor and some scummy people. However, the scenario has changed. Rajshahi Development Authority (RDA) has taken charge of bringing the glory back, and they have succeeded.<br><br> The new market area started as a shopping destination for locals. But now it encapsulates the whole vibe of Rajshahi City. The Rajshahi Development Authority (RDA) has revitalized the New Market area. The Shaheb bazar pond, corporate offices, historical landmarks, and residential areas fall under the RDA board. <br><br> So, today’s New Market Area is not just a shopping destination but, you can say, a city inside a city. It has become a common place for hangouts, meet and greets, and food heaven for foodie people. The bustling lanes of New Market will take you on a nostalgia journey while quenching all your shopping needs.
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Rupsa Property Guide
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3.4

Rupsa
, Khulna

When we talk about the Rupsa area guide, the beautiful landscape of the Rupsa River might come to mind. But you should know that the Rupsa Upazilla (sub-district) under Khulna district is not just about the river.<br><br> The upazila was formed in 1983 and is located in the southwest of Bangladesh near the Rupsa River. It is bounded by Terokhada upazila (north), Fakirhat and Batiaghata upazilas (south), Mollahat and Fakirhat upazilas (east), and Kotwali (Khulna) and Khalishpur thanas (west).<br><br> The area has a total of 5 union parishads, which are divided into 64 mauzas and 78 villages. It has a land area of 120.15 sq./km, and there are no less than 179,519 people living here (according to the 2011 Census).<br><br> Other than Rupsa Ghat, people can travel between Rupsa and the other side of the river using the Khan Jahan Ali Bridge. Several bus routes connect the Rupsa Upazilla to other thanas, upazilas, and districts.<br><br> One of the notable street routes of the upazila is the Khudir Bot Tola square, which is popular for the 200-year-old banyan tree planted by a young girl named Khudi. Every year, a village fair is held between the 3rd and 9th of June in Khudi’s Temple next to the tree, as an old tradition.<br><br> Just like that, the Rupsa upazila is known for its remarkable natural and historical significance. The area is filled with many important and historical landmarks, such as the ancestral residence and museum of Rabindranath Tagore and the memorial complex of Birsrestho Ruhul Amin and Birbikrom Mohibullah.<br><br> There are many mosques, temples, and educational institutions. The upazila also has government and non-government offices, public offices, healthcare centers, libraries, cinema halls, NGOs, etc.<br><br> The main source of the economy of the Rupsa upazila is agriculture (24.99%). Other than that, commerce, services, remittance, transport, and communications are also vital sources of income for people there. With many open and green fields, landscapes, rivers, and notable areas, the Rupsa Upazila offers an experience of serene beauty.
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Sonadanga Property Guide
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3.4

Sonadanga
, Khulna

With several historical and old landmarks, Sonadanga of Khulna district stands tall, just like its buildings in the Sonadanga area guide. It has a land area of 8.42 sq./km and a population of 175,000 (according to Khulna Metropolitan Police).<br><br> This vast area under the Khulna City Corporation consists of 7 wards and 42 mouza/mahallas. It has the Kotwali Thana on the south and east, Batiaghata and Dumuria upazilas on the west, and the Khalishpur Thana on the north. It is also an area of a diverse lifestyle as people from various economic backgrounds live here.<br><br> Sonadanga has a well-planned residential area that was developed by the Khulna Development Authority or KDA. The 1st phase of the residential area alone has a land area of 30.69 acres and has about 205 plots. Most of these offer affordable housing and commercial properties for rent. The cost of land or plots varies depending on which part of the location it is.<br><br> As for communication, the Khulna-Jessore-Dhaka Highway, Sher-E-Bangla Road, Outer Bypass Road, etc., are major mediums of travel for people across the city. The Sonadanga Bus Terminal is a major bus stand that offers travel to various bus routes in and out of the city.<br><br> The area also offers various amenities, such as inns, parks, community centers, shopping malls, bazaars, etc. The Rayermahal Genocide Camp, 1971: Genocide-Torture Archive & Museum, Bangladesh Biman Monument, Bangladesh Betar, etc., are some of the notable landmarks.<br><br> The Khulna City Medical College and Hospital is the central medical institution in Sonadanga. There are also well-known educational institutions, such as the Boyra Post-Office High School, Khulna Islamia Degree College, Islamabad Collegiate School, etc.<br><br> The area also has some drawbacks, such as water supply issues, poor waste drainage and management, environmental pollution, accidents, and crimes.
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Hathazari Property Guide
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3.3

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.
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Shibgonj Property Guide
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3.3

Shibgonj
, Sylhet

Shibgonj is an uposhohor or sub-city of Ward 20 of Sylhet Sadar in Sylhet District. It contains various sub-areas, roads, and important locations in the neighborhood. The Shibgonj area guide will help you get your way around and learn about the important places here.<br><br> The main point of Shibgonj, also known as Shibgonj Point, is located at the Tamabil Road. It is only a short distance from Sylhet Uposhohor. Though the exact geographic land area and population of the city is known, it is one of the busiest and most populated areas. Just like its name, the area is known for having several Shiv Mondir/temples.<br><br> Shibganj uposhohor consists of various localities, such as Sonar Para, Mira Bazar, Lama Para, Shenpara, etc. It is a well-known place for offering affordable residences and commercial spaces. From banks, hospitals, community centers, and fitness centers to schools, colleges, malls, and bazaars, this area offers convenient access for all.<br><br> Since the area is connected by multiple small and large roads, locals can either walk or use various transports to reach their destinations. From Tamabil Road and Dhaka-Sylhet Highway, there are several bus routes connecting the area with Sylhet City and other districts.<br><br> The Shibgonj Bazaar, or Shibgonj Fish and Vegetable Market, is a go-to bazaar for locals to buy daily necessities. Other than that, there are super shops as well. There are also a few guest houses that accommodate travelers and tourists.<br><br> Overall, Shibganj is one of the best places to live in Sylhet District due to the modern lifestyle and amenities it offers. Moreover, it has a vibrant community with access to everything you need to live a better life.
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Chawkbazar Property Guide
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3.2

Chawkbazar
, Chattogram

Chawkbazar is located at the heart of Chattogram City. This area rightfully encapsulates the spirit of Chattogram due to its abundance of commerce, nature, culture, and history. It is a mosaic of educational institutions, commercial spaces, and residential areas. Chawkbazar is the no.16 ward of Chattogram City Corporation that accommodates over 200,000 people.<br><br> Chawkbazar is a city of rich history. Once regarded as Police Fari, it is now a bustling city replete with trade and commerce. During the British period, it was a place of rendezvous for merchants and traders to commence their day-to-day business. The name itself resonates with the glorious past of the trade and marketing that catapulted in the area.<br><br> The city evolved, and so did the people. But the essence of the past still lingers there within old buildings, narrow streets, and age-old shops. However, the commercial core of the city is still alive and teeming with more trade and commerce. Textile is a big market in this area. Beyond that, you will find electronics, spices, and household items at an affordable price.<br><br> Chawkbazar has another identity other than trade and commerce. It is one of the prime educational hubs filled with prestigious schools predating Bangladesh's liberation. Some noteworthy institutions are Chittagong Government High School, Government Hazi Mohammad Mohsin College, and Chattogram College.<br><br> Even though it is stocked with urban facilities, Chawkbazar has that traditional neighborhood connection, which is lost in many areas. The residential areas are often buzzing for hangouts and gatherings. The tea stalls, street food stalls, and eateries are seen to be abuzz with discussions of either politics or cricket.
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