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Deh Safooran, Tappo Malir, Karachi FEDERAL EMPLOYEES AIRPORT RESENDCIA KARACHI Project Is Located On Jinnah Avenue, Opposite Malir Cantonment And Adjacent To Karachi Airport. A Project of FGEHA With Smart Living Concept Smart Planning Concept 3, 4 & 5 Rooms Apartments JINNAH A VE PROPOSED ACACIA GOLF CLUB SITE FOR FGEHA TANK CHOWK VE VE TERMINAL A TIONAL JINNAH 14.20 ACRES JINNAH AVENUE ADJOINING KARACHI JINNAH INTERNA AIRPORT NEAR ACACIA GOLF CLUB 3, 4 & 5 Rooms Apartments State of the art facilities & amenities AIRPORT RD Introduction of FGEHA The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority was established through an act of parliament in January 2020. Main objective of FGEHA is to initiate, launch, sponsor and implement housing schemes for serving/retired Federal Government Employees on ownership basis in all major cities of Pakistan to eradicate shelterlessness. Before introduction of FGEHA Act 2020, it was known as Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation (FGEHF) under Ministry of Housing & Works, since 1989, as a guarantee limited company with Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan under section 42 of Companies Ordinance 1984. ACHIEVEMENTS FGE Housing Authority allotted number of units to its members in Islamabad,Peshawar & Karachi – 22483 number of units from 1989 to 2013 • 19421 Plots • 1595 Houses • 1467 Apartments – 32007 number of units from 2014 to 2019 planned/allotted to its members registered in Membership Drive Phase-I & Phase-II • 28923 Plots • 3084 Apartments Karachi City of Lights remains Pakistan's largest urban economy despite the economic stagnation caused by sociopolitical unrest during the late 1980s and 1990s. The city forms the centre of an economic corridor stretching from Karachi to nearby Hyderabad and Thatta. Smart Internal Plans Smart Internal Plans DETAIL PLAN (TYPE - Platinum) Gross AREA = 1804 Sqft (Tantative Size and Layout) Smart Internal Plans DETAIL PLAN (TYPE - Gold) Gross AREA = 1566 Sqft (Tentative Size and Layout) Smart Internal Plans DETAIL PLAN (TYPE - Silver) Gross AREA = 1163 Sqft (Tentative Size and Layout) Smart Internal Plans DETAIL PLAN (TYPE - Bronze) Gross AREA =800 Sqft (Tentative Size and Layout) Amenities and Facilities Security Control Jacuzzi/Suana Room Indoor Swiming Indoor Games Area Pool Gym Library Payment Schedule (Proposed) Payment Schedule 11-24 Acres, Deh Safooran, Tappo Malir, Karachi. 3 Years Payment Plan MODE OF PAYMENT (Platinium) 3 Bed (D/L) (Gold) 3 Bed (D/L) (Silver) 2 Bed (D/L) (Bronze) 2 Bed (L) DESCRIPTION 1804 Sqft 1,566 Sqft 1,163 Sqft 800 Sqft (Tentative Size and Price) BOOKING 1,515,360 1,315,440 976,920 672,000 12 Quarterly Installments: 926,053 x 12 803,880 x 12 597,007 x 12 410,667 x 12 Total Installments Amount: 11,112,640 9,646,560 7,164,080 4,928,000 Total Unit Price: 12,628,000 10,962,000 8,141,000 5,600,000 Rs. 100,000/-.
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