Naval Anchorage Gwadar Housing Scheme Officially Launched by Pakistan Navy Benevolent Association

Naval Anchorage Gwadar Housing Scheme Officially Update: As CPEC continues to pick up steam, Pakistan is all set to witness an economic Renaissance. Places such as the deep sea port at Gwadar are expected to become the most critical business and societal hub as various projects get completed.

In light of this, Pakistan Navy has launched the first-ever Naval Anchorage Gwadar Housing Scheme Officially in Gwadar. Naval Anchorage Gwadar Housing Scheme Officially is a project by Pakistan Navy Benevolent Association.

Naval Anchorage Gwadar Housing Scheme Officially is an esteemed welfare organization of Pakistan Navy which works for the housing and welfare of Naval staff and officials. Naval anchorage has successfully delivered its housing project in Islamabad by the name of Naval Anchorage Islamabad on Islamabad Highway and Naval Farm Houses in Islamabad Zone 4.

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The Naval Anchorage Gwadar Housing Scheme Officially claims to offer the best land at the most competitive market rates. The housing project is expected to be highly lucrative in the years ahead, as Gwadar welcomes a new generation of workers and professionals who wish to settle there.

About the Gwadar Housing Scheme

Backed by the Pakistan Navy, the Naval Anchorage Gwadar Housing Scheme Officially project assures safe and secure return on investment with huge growth potential as Gwadar powers on with various infrastructural projects.

Pakistan Navy is the first Defense Institution to have launched a housing scheme in Gwadar so far. More importantly, buyer will get a confirmed plot without any balloting hassles.

The scale of the project rivals those launched by DHA and Bahria in other parts of the country as well.

The plots, measuring 1 kanal (500 SQY) residential plots offered to civilians (real estate investors, businessmen, Chinese expats and overseas Pakistanis etc. etc.) alike who want to become part of the next big economic hub in the region.

Booking Procedure

Registration forms are available on first come first served basis, and each registration form entitles you to get 1 kanal plot.

In order to book your plot, you simply need to make payorders for the total plot amount first, so that you can get registration form. Same registration form will be filled out and submitted alongwith your documents (cnic & photos) to Naval Anchorage Gwadar head office at Karachi.

Location

Following is the location map of Naval Anchorage Gwadar:

According to the available information, Naval Anchorage Gwadar is located at the junction of Rakshan Avenue & Coastal Highway near Zero Point. It is planned over an area of 1400 acres of land, out of which more than 100 acres land is reserved for green spaces and parks.

Master Plan Map

Masterplan map of Naval Anchorage Gwadar is attached below which shows planning of different sectors and the percentage of area reserved for different amenities in the society.

Pricing Details

Uprise Ventures is the authorized reseller of plots in Naval Anchorage Gwadar. They are offering plots at Gwadar at a special introductory rate of 35 lacs for 500 yards in Naval Anchorage Gwadar.
Currently the plots in Naval Anchorage Gwadar is being offered at an introductory price of Rs. 60 lacs through balloting, but if you choose to go with Uprise Ventures (authorized resellers on behalf of Pakistan Navy), then you may just get your money’s worth.

Just to reiterate, the plots are available through balloting for 60 lacs, however Uprise Ventures is offering plots right away at a discounted price of 35 lacs (15 lacs upfront, and the remaining amountwithin 30 days) on first come first served basis.

No Balloting. No Waiting. Get your plot after payment instantly.

For more details on the Housing scheme at Naval Anchorage Gwadar, you can follow Uprise Ventures on Facebook here. You can also visit their website and fill out the form to kick off the process of owning prime real estate property today.

Source: Mehran Post

PMSA Biggest Maritime Patrol Vessel First Look Emerged on Internet

PMSA Biggest Maritime Patrol Vessel Update: Pakistan Maritime Security Agency’s (PMSA) is expected to get six Maritime Patrol Vessels (MPVs) – two large 1,500 ton and four medium sized 600-ton – from China. Today, first photos of Pakistan Maritime’s largest patrol vehicle have emerged on the Internet.

The first of its kind, 1,500 ton PMSA Biggest Maritime Patrol Vessel (MPV) is going to be the biggest the country has ever used.

The pictures of PMSA Biggest Maritime Patrol Vessel were released directly from where it is being stationed in Huangpu Shipyard in China. This PMSA Biggest Maritime Patrol Vessel is part of the six MPVs that Pakistan will be receiving. Two of them are 1,500 tons while the other four are 600 tons.

The 1,500-ton MPVs are being constructed with help of Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works (KSEW). The Keel laying ceremony of the ship was held in January.

Read: Balochi Youths Provides Foolproof Security to Gwadar Port Joining Pakistan Navy

According to the KSEW, the 1,500 ton MPV is 95 meters long and will be powered by two engines that can achieve a maximum speed of 26 knots. The ship is big enough to hold a light or medium utility helicopter on its flight deck.

1500 ton MPVs will operate independently or as part of a composite force in coastal and deep sea regions.

Both 600 ton and 1,500 ton MPVs will be used for different roles including Maritime Security Operations, patrolling, surveillance of EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone), intelligence gathering, policing operations against asymmetric threats, pollution control and disaster relief.

Until now, the PMSA has received three out of the four 600 ton MPVs – namely the PMSS Hingol, PMSS Basol and PMSS Darya-e-Dasht. In January, the former two have been deployed in Gwadar.
KSEW has been working on the fourth Hingool-class MPV since May 2016, which is said to be 68 metres in length and will sport a top speed of 27 knots.

Other than these MPVs, PMSA’s offshore patrol fleet consists of four Barkat-class Offshore Patrol Vehicles (OPVs).

Via: Mehran Post