Politics8/7/2025β€’Bloomberg

Pakistan Auctions Properties of Top Real Estate Tycoon

Pakistan Auctions Properties of Top Real Estate Tycoon

In a move to recover funds, the Pakistani government has auctioned off properties belonging to prominent real estate tycoon Malik Riaz Hussain. This action follows the government's inability to extradite Hussain from the United Arab Emirates, where he currently resides in self-imposed exile. The auction was conducted by a government agency and aimed to recoup funds owed to the state. Hussain, a leading figure in Pakistan's real estate industry, has been the subject of various legal cases and allegations of financial misconduct. The auctioned properties are believed to be part of Hussain's extensive real estate portfolio, which has been a focus of the government's efforts to recover funds. The outcome of the auction and the impact on Hussain's business operations remain to be seen. This development highlights the ongoing legal and financial challenges faced by the Pakistani government in dealing with high-profile individuals accused of financial irregularities.

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