Lahore: Pace Pakistan Private Limited’s latest real estate project ‘Pace Circle’ is making rounds in the property market for its lucrative investment prospects. The project offers an affluent inventory of serviced apartments, hotel apartments and commercial shops. Investors can expect capital gains between 50% and 60% within the next four years. Not to mention that an 8% annual rental yield has been predicted for the serviced hotel apartments.
Pace Pakistan will always be remembered by Lahoris as the pioneering real estate firm that introduced city’s first proper shopping mall – that offered it all under single roof. The same trusted firm has returned with a brand new project that’s located opposite the Rangers’ Headquarters along the Lahore Ring Road, which is a real promising location as it is undergoing rapid development due to its proximity to the airport.
Pace Circle has been granted all the necessary approvals from the Lahore Cantonment Board and the structure is over 70% complete. With its splendid architecture and international standard construction work, it’s no wonder that investors are all vying for a chunk of this real estate development. The project is also set to feature a world-class five-star hotel which is being constructed on over 375,000 square feet of land.
Aside from the provision of all basic amenities, the project also offers facilities like spacious parking (for over 600 vehicles), fitness centers, shopping malls, cinemas, pool-view apartments, wooden flooring, supermarket, food court and so much more! The project is easily accessible from all main city points such as the Polo Club, Canal Road, DHA, LUMS, National Hospital, and the Packages Mall.
HOW TO BOOK A UNIT AT PACE CIRCLE?
Zameen.com is the official sales and marketing partner for Pace Circle. If you wish to buy a commercial or a residential unit in this project or need to get more details, give us a call on our 24/7 helpline numbers given below, or fill out this form.
Hazafa reveres the art of writing and has been turned into a property enthusiast by profession. Her daily survival kit includes; tea, coffee, keyboard and paperbacks.
