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Maymarian Builders & Developers Co. (Private) Limited
Concrete frame of a house under construction

Karachi · Near Maymar

House construction in Ahsanabad.

Ahsanabad houses are often on tighter plots than the 240 yard Maymar houses people use as a comparison. Maymarian plans fewer rooms that fit, and builds grey structure without taking over the neighbour's lane.

Ahsanabad houses are often on tighter plots than the 240 yard Maymar houses people use as a comparison. Maymarian plans fewer rooms that fit, and builds grey structure without taking over the neighbour's lane.

Getting there

Near enough to the Maymar office that supervision stays with the same people. Lanes can be narrow. The programme has to respect that, including where a mixer can actually stand.

The ground

The constraint is width, not drama. Excavation, shuttering, and curing are sequenced so the next house can still open its gate. That sequence is written down. It is not left to the day.

Plots people bring

Compact residential plots. A double-height foyer usually steals a bedroom. We will say that in the first meeting.

Labor rate or with material

Call for the Ahsanabad rate.

We build Karachi residential houses on common plot sizes — 80, 120, 200, 240, 400 and 600 square yards, plus 5 and 10 marla where that language is used. You can take a labor rate, or a contract with material. The figure is spoken for this plot. It is not printed here because steel and cement move, and so does covered area.

Labor rate

We build. You arrange the material. The rate follows the covered area on the Ahsanabad plot.

With material

Labor and material in one contract. Cement, steel, brick and the rest sit in the scope we read with you before work starts.

What we take

New compact houses, grey structure, and opening up damp or incomplete work from an earlier mason.

Tariq Mansoor Bangash, Owner

Questions people ask

  • The footprint is smaller. The edges are more awkward, and the rate per foot can be higher because everything is tight. We price the difficulty, not a slogan.