Pakistan is a country in South Asia. It's marked to be the world's fifth most populated country. By area, it's the 33^rd largest country and consists of 225.1 million population and increasing.
It has the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman along the 1046km of the coastline in the south. Shares borders with Indians in the East. Shares borders with Afghanistan on the West. Shares borders with Iran to the Southwest. Shares borders with China to the Northeast. It shares a maritime border with Oman and is separated narrowly by the Wakhan Corridor of Afghanistan from Tajikistan.
 
Real Estate:
Covid-19 had everyone shook in all fields of business expertise. One market that had a hard hit was real estate and construction. Some even stated that the economic downfall would be higher than the biological. 
What exactly is Real Estate? Real estate is the permanent improvements attached to any land bought; the changes can be artificial or natural. 
Real Estate in Pakistan has been one of the fast-growing businesses in Pakistan for 2021 and continues. People within and foreign to Pakistan have been investing in Real Estate in the year 2021. 
 
Why the Sudden Surge Investment in Pakistan Real Estate?
There's been a massive reduction in property tax. The gold prices are unstable, same with the stock market. The residential dreams are coming into being due to the decrease in construction taxes.
Karachi:
The check upon black money search headline made a short sale of Real Estate in Karachi take place. Black money was being turned into white money. Due to this sudden investment, there was five times rise in the real Estate of Karachi.
Lahore:
The trend of living in apartments has come to arise due to a decrease in space. Lahore has been increasing its number of vintage and Boho style cafes, which has led to living in apartments a more standard style as increasingly the lands are being bought by owners for food businesses. Individuals want to have a dream house, but the increase in real estate has caused the shift to apartment lives. This option leaves a large amount of savings and can have you be situated in a place of your liking.
Islamabad:
Here, there's a high return for the investor's investments. The best investment sites lately have been Bahria Town and DHA. The high rent for apartments has been causing an excellent return for the investors. 
 
Gwadar:
For immediate returns, no investments should be made as the city is still in the making, and the government has approved its plan, but no strict real estate action has taken place.
 
Multan and Bahawalpur:
The sale of Real Estate has risen in both of these cities, indicating future growth and profit. Multan has been developing fast, and Bahawalpur has its DHA societies developed already.
VOLATILE NATURE:
Due to the volatile nature of investors, Pakistan Real Estate seems to be going well in 2021 than in 2020 as other investments have been ignored. The decrease in the prices makes the investment profitable for future purposes. 
 
Climate Change Effects:
•Seal level rise may cause flooding in Sindh areas. 
•Rise in temperature may cause volcano eruptions and sand storms in Baluchistan. 
•Heatwaves may cause the deaths of the poor who don't have facilities. 
•Landslides, sea storms, and cyclones may have people to lose their homes. 
 
Culture: 
Pakistan follows a collectivist approach. This means that joint family systems are a norm and if not, even in nuclear families, an individualistic approach is quite rare. Investments in real estate are taken into account according to the family livelihood style and cultural backgrounds.
People from lower socio-economic backgrounds have to take care of their family's needs, and due to the rise in real estate prices, they can barely afford the rent. In contrast, people from the high class have the opportunity to move around and change lifestyle sites. 
 
Conclusion:
Covid19 has had its negatives, but it will play a huge positive for all the investors of today in the real estate market soon, as predictions show a high chance of a rise in the upcoming years.