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MD. Ariful Islam is Chief Executive Officer of The Commitment Real Estate Ltd in Dhaka. A Sylhet Cadet College graduate, he spent eight years at Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd, rising from Manager to Deputy General Manager, before taking the lead of his own company.
Cadet college taught him to keep his word and his time. Real estate rewarded both. In ten years he has moved from running a sales desk to leading a company.
A cadet college network of officers, doctors and professionals, the same circles that trust him with group land purchases.
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On the left, ground being broken. On the right, the city it becomes. Ariful sells the space between the two.
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 concept image of a new town across a river. 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 Ariful helps buyers read a plan: from every side, before a single wall goes up.
Arrive at eye level. Warm brick, a white frame and a deep screen that keeps the afternoon sun out.
An original design study drawn in code to show how Ariful walks buyers through a plan. It is not an available property.
Real photos of Ariful, cropped and colour matched to the site.
MD. Ariful Islam is a real estate sales and marketing leader in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and Chief Executive Officer of The Commitment Real Estate Ltd. He spent eight years at Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd, rising to Deputy General Manager, and has sold 1,471 katha of land generating BDT 103.27 crore.
MD. Ariful Islam is CEO of The Commitment Real Estate Ltd in Dhaka. After Sylhet Cadet College and a degree in Management Information Systems from Jagannath University, he spent eight years at Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd, rising to Deputy General Manager, and has sold 1,471 katha of land.
He joined Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd as a Manager in October 2016, building lead pipelines by phone, email and Meta.
He became Assistant General Manager in 2018 and Deputy General Manager in 2021. As DGM he sold 1,145 katha worth BDT 81.25 crore.
His major deals include BCS police, defence officers, doctors, teachers, Robi Axiata Ltd and cadet college community housing.
Since September 2024 he has led sales and marketing as CEO of The Commitment Real Estate Ltd, and drove the company's revenue growth in 2025.
Before booking a plot, match the dag and khatian numbers across every document, confirm mutation and land tax are up to date, see the original deeds, check the project's approvals and walk the boundary yourself. Then have a lawyer review the agreement before the first payment.
The CS, SA, RS and BS khatians show the chain of ownership. The dag number must be the same in all of them and in the deed you sign.
Mutation records the current owner with the land office. If it is not complete, the seller's ownership is not fully recorded, and that can delay your registration.
Walk the boundary, check access roads, drainage and how high the land sits in the rainy season, and ask neighbours how long the project has been active.
Yes. A checklist helps you ask the right questions, but a qualified lawyer should review the documents and the agreement before you pay.
Group purchases by professional communities work best with one written agreement, a clear map of who gets which plot, payments through one traceable account, and a single point of contact who reports to every member. Agree the rules before the first payment, not after.
Groups can choose adjoining plots, plan shared roads and green space, and keep neighbours they already know and trust.
Plot allocation, the payment schedule, what happens if a member leaves, and how decisions are made.
Through bank channels with receipts for every member, never in cash, and with regular statements shared with the whole group.
Purbachal New Town is a RAJUK planned township of about 6,200 acres northeast of Dhaka, between the Shitalakshya and Balu rivers. Public reporting describes about 26,000 residential plots, 62,000 apartments and lakes and canals across about 8 percent of the area. Check utilities and plot status on the ground before you buy.
Northeast of Dhaka, between the Shitalakshya and Balu rivers, reached by the Purbachal expressway.
Residential plots, apartments, a central business district, lakes, canals and parks.
Whether water, power and gas reach the sector you want, and whether the plot has clear allocation papers.
Sources: Purbachal New Town, RAJUK plan as described in public reporting