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	Pakistan's large population (176.74 million in 2011)<ref></ref> means that ] holds immense potential because of population density.<ref></ref> The people of Pakistan are experiencing penury and therefore the housing is not very elaborate or accurately planned and cannot last very long. Many people are ] due to ].		Pakistan's large population (176.74 million in 2011)<ref></ref> means that ] holds immense potential because of population density.<ref></ref> The people of Pakistan are experiencing penury and therefore the housing is not very elaborate or accurately planned and cannot last very long. Many people are ] due to ].

			Rs 30bn subsidy announced for Naya Pakistan Housing Project.<ref>{{Cite web\|last=Dawn.com\|date=2020-07-10\|title=PM Imran announces Rs30bn subsidy for Naya Pakistan Housing Project\|url=https://www.dawn.com/news/1568171\|access-date=2020-07-24\|website=DAWN.COM\|language=en}}</ref>

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Pakistan's large population (176.74 million in 2011) means that real estate holds immense potential because of population density. The people of Pakistan are experiencing penury and therefore the housing is not very elaborate or accurately planned and cannot last very long. Many people are homeless due to overpopulation.

Rs 30bn subsidy announced for Naya Pakistan Housing Project.

References

Google Public Data - Population of Pakistan
Pakistan real estate
Dawn.com (2020-07-10). "PM Imran announces Rs30bn subsidy for Naya Pakistan Housing Project". DAWN.COM. Retrieved 2020-07-24.

POETIC LICENCE: Low-cost cities: an innovative new concept for urban development Daily Times (Sunday, November 24, 2002)
Low-cost housing facility for poors top priority: Governor © 2007 Associated Press of Pakistan
Proposal for the Construction of Low Cost Housing at Ibrahim Hydery, Karachi by Nadir Mansoor et al.

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