REHAB fair to begin on 24 Dec, focus on market expansion
REHAB Fair 2025 will run until December 27 and will be inaugurated at 11am on 24 December at the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre in Agargaon, Dhaka.
The Real Estate and Housing Association of Bangladesh (REHAB) is set to host its four-day flagship housing exhibition, the REHAB Fair 2025, beginning on December 24, bringing together real estate developers and prospective homebuyers under one roof.
The fair will run until December 27 and will be inaugurated at 11am on December 24 at the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre in Agargaon, Dhaka.
It will remain open to visitors every day from 10am to 9pm.
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REHAB President Md Wahiduzzaman announced the schedule on Monday morning at the CIRDAP Auditorium, highlighting the fair's continued role in supporting Bangladesh's growing housing and construction sector.
A total of 220 stalls will be set up at the venue, enabling visitors to directly engage with developers, explore apartment options, and discuss purchase plans.
According to Wahiduzzaman, the fair aims to simplify access to housing information while fostering transparency between buyers and developers.
Since launching its first housing fair in Dhaka in 2001, REHAB has organised 26 fairs in the capital, making this year's event the 27th edition. Beyond Dhaka, the association has also held 16 fairs in Chattogram, reflecting growing demand outside the capital.
REHAB's outreach has extended beyond Bangladesh as well. To date, the association has organised 12 housing fairs in the United States, along with two in the United Arab Emirates and one each in Italy, Canada, Australia and Qatar, targeting expatriate Bangladeshis interested in investing in property back home.
"Through organising such fairs, REHAB continues its efforts to expand the housing market both domestically and internationally," Wahiduzzaman said. He noted that the construction sector currently contributes around 15 percent to the national economy, a share that is expected to grow with the regular organisation of such events.
As in previous years, visitors will be able to purchase two types of entry tickets. Single-entry tickets will be available at Tk50, while multiple-entry tickets, priced at Tk100, will allow entry up to five times in a single day.
REHAB also said that proceeds from ticket sales will be used to support underprivileged communities under the association's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, continuing its efforts to combine industry growth with social responsibility.
