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Eesara Binte Islam ID #0920265
An Internship Report Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Business Administration
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Evaluate the market image of Protik Developers Ltd. comparing with other existing competitor of same market
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DECEMBER 2012
Letter of Transmittal
06 December, 2012 Mr. Abul Khair Jyote Lecturer School of Business Independent University, Bangladesh Subject: Submission of Internship report.
Dear Sir, With due respect, I would like to inform you that I have completed the internship report on market image of Protik Developers Ltd. It is immense pleasure for me because I have successfully completed this report by receiving your guideline as a supervisor. I have endeavored to prepare this report from my level of best to accumulate relevant & insightful information about the PDL. It is a great experience for me to make this report. I also acknowledge the help provided by MD. Moniruzzaman Moni, General Manager, Anisul Islam, Deputy Manager of PDL. I have tried to make the report comprehensively within the schedule time & limited recourse. I make to ensure you that if you have any query about any matter collecting information regarding this report so please ask me and I will best try to answer you. Yours Sincerely,
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgement History of real estate in Bangladesh clarity of the study Scope of the study Importance of the study Statement of the problem Objectives of the study Methodology of the study Limitations of the study My duties for the company Literature Review History of PDL Main focus The Profile Mission of PDL Vision of PDL Activities of the company Five steps to remarkable services SWOT analysis of the company
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Result in Semantic differential model Recommendation and findings Conclusion and recommendation BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Annexure
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Acknowledgement:
It is a great pleasure and humble opportunity for me that I am assigned for doing my internship in Protik Developers Ltd. At the beginning, I would like to pay my gratitude to almighty Allah for blessed me the chance to complete my internship successfully. I want to express my gratitude and thanks to my Internship Supervisor Mr. Abul Khair Jyote, Faculty of Business School, Independent University Bangladesh (IUB). He gave me continuous support and guidance to prepare this report successfully.
I would also like to thank to Md. Moniruzzaman Moni, General Manager, Marketing, Anisul Islam, Deputy Manager, my colleague & everyone for invaluable support and guidance that led to the successfully completion of my internship project.
Finally, I would like to thank our Faculty of Business Studies for giving me this wonderful opportunity to learn about the external business world. This will work as a guideline for me to work in practical field in future.
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PART ONE
INTRODUCTION
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1.Introduction:
1.1 History of Real Estate in Bangladesh:
The urbanization of Bangladesh is quite similar to that in Latin America; formerly called over-urbanization in 1950s, this is a situation where a rapid rate of urbanization does not lead to corresponding growth in industry and economy but results in a shift of people from low-productivity rural agricultural employment to low-productivity urban employment or underemployment. The major cities of Bangladesh exhibits the clearest symptoms of overurbanization, where an imbalance between rapid population growth and insufficient employment opportunities led to an increase in poverty and the mushrooming of slum and squatter settlements (Valladares, 2002).
In Bangladesh, the problem of urbanization is further aggravated by limited land supply in urban areas, lower land utilization and the lack of proper planning and land use policy. Due to globalization, the urbanization process is also increased. The ever-increasing urban population is creating an increasing demand for shelter. Article 25 of the United Nations Universal Declaration on Human Rights (1948-1998) has clearly stated that: Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate of the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right of security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control. (UNO, 1948)
Bangladesh has one of the lowest land-person ratios in the world. The situation is further aggravated every year through an irrevocable reduction of per capita share of land for housing, as a result of continuing population growth. Acknowledging the importance of housing, which is one of the five basis needs incorporated in the constitution of Bangladesh, the government is compelled constitutionally to play a vital role in securing housing rights. The constitution of the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh states in Articles 15(a) that:
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It shall be a fundamental responsibility of the State to attain, through planned economic growth, a constant increase of productive forces and a steady improvement in the material and cultural standard of living of the people, with a view to securing to its citizens--the provision of the basic necessities of life, including food, clothing, shelter, education and medical care
From the above statement it is quite clear that providing shelter to all the people is one of the fundamental responsibilities of sate. But being a government of a poor developing country, it is almost impossible for the government to ensure housing for all. As the public sector failed to provide this, people have taken their own initiative to ensure their fundamental need for shelter. Government alone cannot provide housing to all and realizing this, they decided to share the task of providing safe decent places to live with Real Estate Developers, to make people a productive resource. As a significant development in the housing question has been the adoption of the National Housing Policy (NHP) in 1993 (amended in 1997). The basis principle of the 1993 NHP is that the government would play the role of an enabler of facilitator in the hosing sector (Article 4.2) and not the role of a developer of provider. So the government of the peoples republic of Bangladesh is somehow patronizing the real estate developers to contribute in the housing sector of Bangladesh.
Statistics show that Bangladesh will need to construct approximately 4 million new houses annually over the next twenty years to meet the future demand of housing. Estimates for annual requirements for housing in urban areas vary from 0.3 to 0.55 million units. The share of urban population in Asia is 39 percent at present and is projected to be 45 percent by 2015. In Bangladesh, 25 percent of the population (some 35 million people) now lives in urban areas; this proportion will be 34 percent (75 million) by 2015. Dhaka with a total population of more than 10 million is now the 22nd largest city in the world. While comparing the growth of the real estate and housing and the construction sector with that of GDP, trend growth in the two sectors for the period 1992-2002 was 4.8 and 7.5 percent respectively, this is much higher than the trend growth in GDP of 4.6 % for that period. The shares of the real estate and housing sector and the construction sector in the GDP were quite high in the year 2002 and accounted for 8.3 and 8.0% respectively. However, the incremental contributions of these two sectors in the same year were also considerably high at 6.0 and 12.8 % respectively (CPD 2003).
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The Current trend of urban growth in Bangladesh is about 6-7% per annum. At present 29% of Bangladeshs population live in urban areas, which will be 34% by the year 2025. (REHAB). Considering this situation in this report is to identify the role of Real Estate Entrepreneurs in providing the housing facilities for the growing urban population and how these are influencing the growth pattern of the city and its sustain ability to the trade.
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FACTORS CONSIDERED
Direct interviews were taken by a questionnaire from all types of customers. Face- to discussion with the marketing executives of PDL. Randomly 100 customers were taken for interviews within the city. Customers having the positions of Businessman, Banker, Multinational companys executives, Doctor, Engineer, Consultant, Private companys manager, high official etc. Customers were fully ensured that their information against the questionnaire would preserve confidentially and would not be exposed anywhere.
Should newer products be introduced immediately? Should the existing promotional program be changed? Should the price of the product be changed?
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To determine the level of customer satisfaction and their attitude toward the company under study. To identify Problems faced by the customers as well as the marketers in the market of the same. To put forward some recommendation in the light of the problems identified.
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Time Limitation
Time limitation is one of the major problems for most researchers to diagnose the problem. Like the other study, it has time limitation to identify the actual problem and provide some recommendations.
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Sample Size
Though the sample size was fixed for the study, with this sample size it is very difficult to get good result.
Lack of Interest
At the time of data collection, it has been observed that most of the interviewers did not pay attention in answering questionnaire.
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PART TWO
Organization part
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Application
Interested buyers are asked to submit application on the prescribed form with due signature along with the earnest money. The company also reserves the right to accept or reject application without assigning any reason.
Allotment
Allotment is normally based on first come first serve basis. On acceptance of the application and down payment, the company issues allotment letter to the applicant on receipt of which he/she starts making payments as per the specified schedule. Buyers willing to make a one- time payment are entertained with substantial discount. Until the full payment of installments, buyers cannot transfer the allotment to the third party.
Payment
All payments are made by A/C payee cheek or bank draft or pay order or cash, in favor of the owners. The company receives payments. Buyers are requested to follow the payment schedule. The
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Hand Over
Normally the possession of the apartments and lands are handed over within the specified schedule. This may be delayed due to the reasons beyond the control of the company, such as force, natural climates, political disturbance, strikes, etc. The handing over is made after the full payment of the installments.
Utility Connection
Connection fee, security deposits for water, gas, and electricity, and incidental cost relating to these are not includes in the price of the projects. Buyers make these payments directly to the authorities concerned and the utility price is remaining same for the entire project..
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The people of the PDL always try to be connected with their customers to meet there expectations by providing better quality, flexibility of the larger selection and innovative products. Discover what they want People of this company are highly concerned to define what the customer wants while they are negotiating with the buyers of apartments. At this stage, the company also gets the flexibility of getting background information and their perceptions regarding the company and its market position. Know what you can do To increase customer loyalty, the people of the selling department of PDL spend their considerable time to define what they should do when the customer show his or her positive attitude toward for closing the buying process. Do it Whenever people of the PDL can understand what the customers want and how they want to close the buying process then they do in accordance of customer responses. Follow-up It is highly practiced in the PDL for maximizing its customer feedback because it believes that business is defined by customer relationship.
Strength
Company has excellent service department. Company always concern about to know, what is new and how can it overcome. It has efficient management. Good reputation Wide distribution capability
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Healthy financial position Has moderate experience in the business field Innovation capacity is excellent
Weakness
It does not have vast marketing program It does not have own training department It has low capacity to define the target market Company name and tag line
Opportunity
Very few domestic companies compete in this industry. So, there is big change to explore business activities Most of the company does not know the actual market size of real estate business. As the need for better housing is increasing, there is a great opportunity to measure the market and penetrate the market. PDL also takes the financial risk to bring any change and penetrate the market. Price should be moderate and somewhat below the competitors price. It has creative power to develop innovative thing.
Threats
Competitors are becoming a big threat for the company. Low price of the competitors is another threat. Political Instability is another great threat for the company. Changing customers demand. Changing world economy rapidly.
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PART THREE
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Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd. Figure-01 Number of votes obtained 14 29 22 7 2 12 8 6
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QUESTION-2 IN YOUR OPINION, AT PRESENT WHICH COMPANY IS ENSURING SUPERIOR PRODUCT QUALITY?
Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following
Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd.
Figure-02
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Question-3 which companys brand name is easier to memorize? Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following
Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd.
Figure-03
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Question-4 which company offers comparatively reasonable price having the appropriate product quality? Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following
Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd.
Figure 04
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Question-5
which
company
is
pioneer
in
introducing
newer
products consequently? Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following
Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd.
Figure-05
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Question-6 which companys products are more available in most of the area? Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following
Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd.
Figure-06
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Question-7
which
company
provides
the
most
informative
promotional materials regarding the product? Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following
Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd.
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Figure-07
Question-8 which companys Executives is smart enough to communicate with you? Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following
Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd.
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Figure-08
Question-9 which companys Executives is more active in responding customers suggestion? Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following
Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd.
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Figure-09
Question-10 which company operates the most innovative marketing approaches frequently? Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following
Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd.
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Figure-10
Question-11 which Company committed to on time handover the Apartment? Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following
Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders
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Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd.
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Figure-11
Question-12 which Company committed to post handover service? Votes casted against the above question from 100 customers are shown as following
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Name of the Real Estate Company Nakshi Protik Rupayan Fare Builders Biswas Builders Proparties Ltd. MIR Properties Ltd. Oriental Developers Ltd.
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All the companies market images according to the customers opinions are shown by a semantic differential figure where ten point scaling technique was used.
Criteria
Innovative Marketing Product Emphasize
Promotional Materials Response to Customers Availability
Smart Executive
Products
Oriental
0.6
1.3
0.8
1.1
0.9
1.4
1.2
1.7
1.0
0.8
1.3
PostHandover Services
Product
Price &
Quality
Quality
Newer
Brand Name
1.5
Output drawn in ten-point scale: Only for PROTIK Developers Ltd. (Customers point of View)
SL No 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
Criteria Product Emphasize Product Quality Brand Name Memorize Price & Quality Newer Products Availability Promotional Materials Smart Executive Response to Customers Innovative Marketing Timely Handover Post-Handover Services
Point
2.9 1.9 2.4 1.4 2.4 1.8 2.1 1.7 3.2 1.6 1.9 1.1
Summation Overall position in the scale which shows Protik Developers Ltd.s market image
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This result in too much time is needs for the marketer to make a better understanding regarding their perception about the company product.
Failure in commitment
Sometimes the company fails to hand over the plot or flat within the specified period due to several factors like storage in raw materials, legal building, deadly in preparation of necessary papers etc.
Political Instability
It is another problem in marketing. Due to political unrest construction and development, works delayed which delay the whole project. For this, hand over date is also extended. So, it reduces the good will of the company and customers faith.
Natural Climate
Natural climate like heavy rainfall, flood, storm, earth quake, usually delayed the project work. So, unfavorable natural climate is one of the main problems in this business.
Competitors
Competitors always change the policy frequently in this industry which is also considered as another major marketing problem.
Diverse
Disturbance of illegal, collectors of subscription, corruption from the government and nongovernment bodies is also major problem in this sector.
PART FOUR
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In Bangladesh perspective, it is almost impossible for the government to ensure housing for all. As the public sector failed to provide this, people have taken their own initiative to ensure their fundamental need for shelter. Government alone cannot provide housing to all and realizing this, they decided to share the task of providing safe decent places to live with Real Estate Developers, to make people productive resources. So, government should provide much flexibility to the developers to provide better housing facilities not only to higher income people but also middle and lower income people. I was assigned in the real estate sector in Bangladesh. Three months are short to understand every aspect of a company and overall market condition of this sector. Actually it needs more time to determine the overall market size, conditions, opportunity, and business activities of the company. Though, within the short time, I have tried to show the overall scenario of real estate sector and its marketing activities and actual market image of different company through direct interviews from different customers based on marketing activities of Protik Developers Ltd. And finally, I have tried my best to analyse the companys market image and position on the basis of my surveys results. So from my own experience I may suggest the following recommendations for sound and success market operation of the company:
The company management response to the market must be efficient and active. The company should recruit experienced and active people should be appointed in the marketing division. Product Price should be moderate and adjusted with the competitors price. The company executives should be more caring to the customers speeches and opinions. The company should establish sound and effective communication channels with internal customer through electronic mail. Decentralized authority to prompt communication and decision. The company should establish franchises in different location for prompt customer Care.
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More details on website needed for the convenient of the customers. Company should give more advertisement in different media like Radio, TV, Newspaper, and Magazine. It also should offer credit facilities to different classes people in order to increase their ability to purchase the plot/apartment. The company must increase the promotional activity. Establish incentives for frequent and repaid feedback on performance. Use appropriate technology to help jobs easier, more productive, less redundant & repetitive.
Finally Protik Developers Ltd. has the opportunity to increase its market share as its market image regarding the above survey found.
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PART FIVE
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
5. Bibliography:
Marketing Research (An Applied Orientation) by Naresh K. Malhotra Prentice, Hall of India (5th edition) Marketing Management by Philip Kotler Prentice, Hall of North America (11th edition) Business Research Methods by William G. Zikmund ,Thomson, South-Western (8th edition) Prospectus of Protik Developers Ltd. Real Estate and Housing Association of Bangladesh (REHAB). BBS (Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics) (1991) Statistical year book of Bangladesh (Dhaka: Reproduction, Documentation and Publishing Wing, BBS) Bangladesh House Building Finance Corporation, http://bhbfc.gov.bd/eknajar.html Website: www.google.com www.wikipedia.com www.protikgroup.com http://www.un.org/Overview/rights.html www.rics.org/research RICS Research Valladares. L. and Coelho. M. P. (2002) Urban Research in Latin America: Towards a Research Agenda (UNESCO, 2002 www.ifc.org/ifcext/municipalfund.nsf/AttachmentsByTitle/IFC_Housing_Fin ance/ $FILE/IFC+and+Housing+Finan ce.pdf
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6. Annexure:
Questionnaires pattern for customer:
The questionnaire pattern for customers Sample size: 100 Customers
Please give tick () mark to your chosen answers from each of the following questions. 1. On which Real estate companys product do you normally emphasize? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd. (e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers 2. In your opinion, at present which company is ensuring superior product quality? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd. (e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers 3. Which companys brand name is easier to memorize? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd. (e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers
4. Which company offers comparatively reasonable price having the appropriate product quality? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd.
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(e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers 5. Which company is pioneer in introducing newer products consequently? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd. (e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers 6. Which companys products are more available in most of the area? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd. (e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers 7. Which company provides the most informative promotional materials regarding the product? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd. (e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers 8. Which companys Executives are smart enough to communicate with you? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd. (e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers 9. Which companys Executives are more active in responding customers suggestion? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd. (e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers
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10. Which company operates the most innovative marketing approaches frequently? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd. (e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers 11. Which Company committed to on time handover the Apartment? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd. (e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers 12. Which Company committed to post-handover service? (a) Nakshi Heaven (b) Protik Developers Ltd. (c) Rupayan (d) FARE Builders Ltd. (e) Biswas Builders Ltd. (f) Properties Ltd. (g) MIR Properties Ltd. (h) Oriental Developers
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