Pakistan’s Real Estate Sector Enters a New Era of Professionalism and Growth

 

Islamabad: Pakistan’s real estate industry is undergoing a transformative shift marked by greater professionalism, transparency, and disciplined expansion. Industry leaders believe that this evolution will redefine the country’s property landscape, setting higher standards for development and trust.

Dr. Mohamed Mansour, Chief Executive Officer of Eighteen, emphasized this change, stating, “The market will be shaped by developers with vision and integrity  and Eighteen is part of that transformation, setting a new standard for what luxury real estate in Pakistan can and should represent.”

A seasoned international executive, Dr. Mansour brings over two decades of experience in large-scale infrastructure and mixed-use developments. His leadership combines deep technical expertise with a global outlook, positioning him to guide Eighteen through its next phase of growth.

Before assuming his role as CEO, Dr. Mansour served as Group Chief Technical Officer at Ora Developers, the parent company behind Eighteen, where he managed major real estate and hospitality ventures across several international markets.

Dr. Mansour holds a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Purdue University and advanced degrees from the American University in Cairo, reflecting a strong academic foundation that complements his industry expertise.

Under his leadership, Eighteen aims to continue setting benchmarks in luxury living and sustainable development  signaling a new era for Pakistan’s real estate sector.