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Abdullah Al Mamun is Assistant General Manager at Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd, where he has worked since 2019. A Sylhet Cadet College graduate who studied at Britannia University, he has sold 650 katha of land and generated BDT 42.9 crore in revenue.
Sylhet Cadet College gave him routine and resolve. Since 2019 he has spent both on one thing: helping families and investors buy land they will keep for a lifetime.
The cadet network behind his name, and a circle many of his buyers belong to.
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On the left, a riverside before the city. On the right, what rises after. Abdullah helps buyers stand early on the right ground.
Move your cursor to turn the scene. Pick a time of day, then tap a marker to see what the public plan says, and what is only imagination.
An AI generated aerial concept image of a lake town. It is not a render of any project or an official master plan. Figures come from public reporting on the RAJUK plan.
Drag to turn it. Switch the light. This is how Abdullah helps buyers read a plan: from every side, before a single wall goes up.
Arrive at eye level. Tall glass, slim white frames and light from every side.
An original design study drawn in code to show how Abdullah walks buyers through a plan. It is not an available property.
Real photos of Abdullah, cropped and colour matched to the site.
Abdullah Al Mamun is a real estate sales professional in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and Assistant General Manager at Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd since 2019. A Sylhet Cadet College graduate, he has sold 650 katha of land and generated BDT 42.9 crore in revenue.
Abdullah Al Mamun is Assistant General Manager at Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd, where he has worked since 2019. A Sylhet Cadet College graduate who studied at Britannia University, he has sold 650 katha of land and generated BDT 42.9 crore in revenue.
At Sylhet Cadet College, then Britannia University.
At Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd since 2019, as Assistant General Manager.
650 katha of land sold and BDT 42.9 crore in total generated revenue.
Before buying land as a long term investment in Dhaka, ask how the area will connect to the city, which utilities are planned and when, how clean the title is, how the plot sits in the rainy season, and whether you can hold it for years without needing to sell.
Plan in years, not months. Land in a growing area rewards patience more than timing.
Roads, utilities, schools and jobs nearby. Ask what is built today and what is only planned.
A clean title, complete mutation, original documents and a lawyer's review before payment.
Purbachal New Town is a RAJUK planned township of about 6,200 acres northeast of Dhaka. For a first purchase, focus on sectors where roads and utilities already reach, ask for the plot's allocation papers, and visit at least twice before you decide.
Northeast of Dhaka, between the Shitalakshya and Balu rivers.
Road access, utilities, allocation papers and how the plot drains in the rainy season.
Sources: Purbachal New Town, RAJUK plan as described in public reporting