

Mortuza Hasan is Deputy General Manager at Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd, a company with more than 3,000 bigha of project land in Purbachal. A former gentleman cadet of the Bangladesh Army and a Barishal Cadet College graduate, he has sold 492 katha and trained fresh graduates into confident realtors.




Drag to turn it. Switch the light. This is how Mortuza helps buyers read a plan: from every side, before a single wall goes up.
Arrive at eye level under a deep roof. Timber screens filter the sun before it reaches the rooms.
An original design study drawn in code to show how Mortuza walks buyers through a plan. It is not an available property.
The army taught him to plan, to wait for the right moment and to look after his team. He brought all three to Purbachal in 2017 and has stayed on the ground since.
The cadet network he belongs to, and the community many of his buyers come from.



PlanPlace
On the left, a boulevard on a plan. On the right, the town it could become. Mortuza helps you choose the right plot 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 tree lined boulevard in a new town. It is not a render of any project or an official master plan. Figures come from public reporting on the RAJUK plan.
Real photos, cropped and colour matched to the site. Every person shown must agree before the site goes live.
Mortuza Hasan is a real estate sales leader in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and Deputy General Manager at Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd, a company with more than 3,000 bigha of project land in Purbachal. A former gentleman cadet of the Bangladesh Army, he has sold 492 katha of land worth BDT 17.87 crore.
Mortuza Hasan is Deputy General Manager at Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd in Purbachal. A Barishal Cadet College graduate and former gentleman cadet of the 72 BMA Long Course, he joined Rimjhim in 2017 and has sold 492 katha of land worth BDT 17.87 crore.
At Barishal Cadet College, then as a gentleman cadet at the Bangladesh Military Academy in 2013, selected through ISSB.
He joined Rimjhim Land Developer & Housing Ltd as an Executive in 2017, while studying Film and Media at Stamford University.
492 katha sold worth BDT 17.87 crore, and major deals with Incepta Pharmaceuticals, cadet college teachers housing and BCS police housing at the project.
Deputy General Manager at Rimjhim since February 2026, after leading sales for the Probashi Palli project.
A khatian is the land record that names the owner, a dag number identifies the exact plot, and mutation updates the record to the current owner. Before you buy, match the dag across the CS, SA, RS and BS khatians, confirm mutation and land tax, and see the originals.
The official record of who owns a piece of land. Different surveys produced the CS, SA, RS and BS khatians over the years.
The number that identifies one specific plot on the survey map. It must match across every record and in your deed.
The update that records the current owner with the land office. Without it, the seller's ownership is not fully recorded.
Ask the seller for originals, then have a qualified lawyer verify everything before you pay.
On a Purbachal site visit, check the road access to the plot, how high the land sits above the road, drainage after rain, which utilities reach the sector, the plot's corner and boundary pillars, and what neighbours have already built. Take photos and compare them with the plan.
Early morning, and if you can, once in the rainy season to see how water drains.
The plot's dag number, a copy of the plan and a phone to photograph the boundary pillars.
When water, power and gas will reach the sector, and how the plot will be handed over.
Sources: Purbachal New Town, RAJUK plan as described in public reporting
You can buy a Purbachal plot from abroad if you appoint a trusted representative through a properly drafted legal authority, verify the plot by live video, pay only through traceable bank channels, and keep one clear point of contact who updates you in your own time zone.
Not always. A properly drafted power of attorney lets a trusted person act for you. Take legal advice on how to prepare it.
Ask for a live video walk of the boundary and the access road, and compare it with the plan.
Through bank channels with receipts, never in cash.