The Daily Star (TDS): What inspired the founding of your organisation? Could you share the core values, mission, and vision that guide your company’s operations?

As the landscape of work shifts dramatically towards remote and hybrid models, the need for a well-designed home office has never been more essential. A thoughtfully planned workspace not only enhances productivity but also contributes to a healthier work-life balance. From ergonomic setups to personalised comfort, each element plays a pivotal role in creating an effective home office.

Wall paint, traditionally used to breathe life into bland interiors, has evolved. Today, it serves as a multifunctional tool that addresses safety, health, and environmental concerns.

Once considered a luxury, lifts have now become essential as high-rise buildings have become more common in big cities. Today, lifts are indispensable for apartment residents, creating promising opportunities for local manufacturers and offering benefits for buyers.

In today’s world of Instagram and Pinterest, where we’re constantly flooded with images of impeccably designed spaces, it’s hard not to feel inspired to decorate our own rooms to match the dreamy, magazine-like aesthetics we see online.

In the 21st century, it is almost impossible to imagine life without electricity. It powers every aspect of our daily lives, from our homes to our workplaces. However, electrical hazards, such as fires and the risk of short circuits, remain significant concerns, often worsened by poor cable quality.

In many Bangladeshi homes, space is often a luxury, and this is particularly true when it comes to having a dedicated reading room. However, for book lovers, even a small space can become a cherished reading nook, a personal sanctuary filled with the smell of books and the joy of reading.

Amidst the urban cacophony, finding tranquility even within the four walls can be challenging. In large cities, especially in Dhaka, noise levels consistently exceed the acceptable limits.

When we associate value with a property, we often resort to talking about the price of the land or the per square feet cost of an apartment. That is a fair way of evaluating its worth.

The Daily Star (TDS): What is the current situation of the real estate business in Bangladesh?

Welcome to the latest issue of ‘Your Property Guru,’ proudly presented by The Daily Star. Embark on a journey through Bangladesh’s real estate landscape with unparalleled depth and insight.

Natural light is essential, and for our living rooms, curtains with both sheer and opaque fabric offer a versatile solution. We can draw the sheer fabric for light while retaining privacy. Although heavy, thicker curtain materials impart a luxurious ambiance, they can be more expensive and challenging to maintain in daily life. When selecting curtain fabric, keep in mind that heavier fabrics require more effort to clean, even with infrequent maintenance.

Mega-projects like MRT-6 and the Dhaka Elevated Expressway are redefining urban living in Dhaka, a city of 20 million people.

In recent times, the concept of an open kitchen has become one of the defining features of a modern luxury apartment – reflecting a shift in interior design that values spaciousness, functionality, and social engagement.

The real estate industry in Chattogram has seen steady development over the years as the region is home to Bangladesh’s premier seaport, which makes it a hub for various industrial activities, according to market players.

When it comes to designing a room, walls often take a backseat. We default to solid colors, with maybe a touch of boldness through contrasting hues or patterns. But for those seeking a more dynamic and impactful approach, wallpaper offers a world of exciting possibilities.

The availability of a home loan offers a promising solution, providing prospective customers with the chance to translate their homeownership aspirations into tangible reality.

“The secondary market is actually booming for high demand even in upper-class areas such as Dhaka’s Gulshan,” said Tutul Kumar Saha, Senior General Manager and Head of Sales at Building for Future Ltd.

In Bangladesh, a nation boasting a rich architectural heritage, the spotlight has traditionally been reserved for male architects, much like in every other sector. However, amidst this patriarchal panorama, visionary female architects like Nazma Anwar and Marina Tabassum have emerged, illuminating the skyline with years of hard work.

Although magnitudes of loads coming on the structure from calamities such as earthquakes are often quite unpredictable, proper design and foundation are essential to withstand it. “A shortfall in any area may lead to a disaster.