Syed Shayan Real Estate Archive
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Syed Shayan Real Estate Archive
On 13 January 1849 the British government transferred the administration of Vancouver Island to the Hudson’s Bay Company, marking a distinctive moment in colonial governance. Instead of assuming direct control, the Crown delegated authority to a private commercial enterprise. The company was autho...
On the 12th of January 1831, a pivotal moment in the annals of global real estate transpired, heralding a transformation in the ownership of land and dwellings from the preserve of the elite to a domain accessible to the broader populace. It was on this date that the inaugural Building and Loan As...
On 11 December 2018, the Supreme Court of Pakistan, under the leadership of then Chief Justice Mian Saqib Nisar, imposed a strict and highly unusual restriction on the transfer, lease, and allotment of land in Sindh. The court directed that until the provincial land revenue record was fully computer...
On 10 January 1992, the formal construction of the Lahore Islamabad Motorway M2 was initiated in Pakistan. On this date, the project was officially launched and approved at the government level. This project proved to be the starting point of the modern motorway network concept in Pakistan. The L...
London: In the history of economic thought, 9 January 1799 is remembered as a decisive moment when the British Prime Minister, William Pitt the Younger, formally imposed income tax on rents derived from property. This measure was not introduced as part of a planned economic reform but was driven by ...
In the agrarian history of Pakistan, 8 January 1959 stands as a moment of enduring significance. On this date, the military government of Muhammad Ayub Khan announced the first comprehensive land reforms in the country’s history. These reforms were designed to curtail the entrenched feudal order...
Born on 7 January 1886, Jamshed Nusserwanjee Mehta’s life story is inseparable from the transformation of Karachi itself, from a small harbour settlement into an organised modern metropolis. Owing to his services, Karachi was at the time referred to as the Paris of the East, a city whose streets ...
On 6 January 1912, the German geophysicist and meteorologist Alfred Wegener presented for the first time the theory of continental drift during a meeting of the German Geological Association held at the Senckenberg Museum in Frankfurt. In this lecture, Wegener proposed that the Earth’s continents ...
In Britain, the understanding of land and property ownership underwent a decisive and lasting transformation with the legal enforcement of the Land Registration Rules 1925 under Statutory Instrument 1925 No. 1093. According to the records of the House of Lords and official legal archives, the fin...
On 5 December 1957, New York City became the first city in the United States to enact legislation prohibiting racial and religious discrimination in the housing market. On this date, the New York City Council approved the Fair Housing Practices Law, which made it unlawful to discriminate in the sa...
The structure known globally today as Burj Khalifa was originally conceived and launched under the name Burj Dubai. An important and deliberate aspect of its history is that the inauguration was scheduled for 4 January 2010 to coincide with the anniversary of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum�...
3 January 1959 marks not merely the admission of Alaska as the forty ninth state of the United States, but a historically significant moment representing the transfer of ownership of one of the largest landmasses in modern history. Prior to attaining statehood, Alaska formed part of the Russian Emp...
In 1947, the partition of the subcontinent divided Bengal into two parts, West Bengal and East Bengal, later known as East Pakistan. The system of land ownership had been severely disrupted. Large scale migration left millions of acres of land without resident owners, as many had crossed the newl...
On 1 January 1959, the Cuban Revolution succeeded and Fidel Castro assumed power. It was a day that dealt one of the most severe blows in modern history to the concept of private property and real estate. In the immediate aftermath of the revolution, vast swathes of land, residential housing, com...
On 1 January 1898, New York City assumed its modern form in an event historically known as Greater New York. On this date, Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island were consolidated into a single urban entity. Prior to this union, Brooklyn was an independent city and, by population...
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