The fair will have 220 stalls and continue until Dec 27. The stalls will include two Diamond Pavilions, six of the Gold Sponsors, 22 of the co-sponsors, 15 of building materials and 13 of financial firms.
"The fair is expected to create a bridge between the customers and members of REHAB," said Sohel Rana, a vice-president of REHAB and chairman of the fair organising committee.
Speaking at a press conference in Dhaka on Sunday, he expressed hope the customers will find “suitable plots and flats” at the fair, which will be open from 10 am to 9 pm every day after the opening at 2 pm on Thursday following an inauguration ceremony.
The visitors will need to buy tickets to enter the venue. A single-entry ticket is priced at Tk 50 and multiple-entry ticket Tk 100. A visitor can use a multiple-entry ticket five times during the fair. REHAB leaders said the ticket money will be donated to help the poor.
A raffle draw with the tickets will be held at the end of every day.
Kamal Mahmud, the first vice-president of REHAB, warned of a rise in the prices of flats due to a hike in construction material prices and government plans to implement the Detailed Area Plan in Dhaka.