House for sale Phase 5, DHA, Lahore

House is available for sale with drawing room, dining room, wood work in kitchen, TV lounge and terrace.

Rawalpinidi Real Estate News

Pakistan witnessed a real estate boom after the 9/11 and war on terror. Property prices skyrocketed across the country and to buy a home resembled something beyond the bounds of possibility for an ordinary Pakistani. The expatriate Pakistanis invested their money in the real estate and the continuous flow of dollars swelled the volume of market.

Islamabad: Capital’s housing shortage becoming worse

ISLAMABAD: The shortage of houses has aggravated in the capital because new residential units have not been built for long. A, B, C and D type flats have been built for government employees in different residential sectors. Since the demand for residence is growing, the government employees to whom the flats have been allotted used to sublet one or two rooms as a matter of routine.

Islamabad Real Estate News

Islamabad: CDA to develop another mini food market.

Sunday, November 18, 2007 – Muhammad Anis – Islamabad Chairman Capital Development Authority (CDA) has come up with yet another innovative idea of developing a mini food market and beautifying its surrounding.

Islamabad: CDA approves Rs 52m for new sectors

By Fazal Sher – ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has approved Rs 52 million for the acquisition of land for launching 10 new sectors though development work on several sectors launched over a decade ago has not been completed so far. A senior CDA official told Daily Times that new sectors included C-13, 14, 15, 16, D-13, F-13, 14, E-13, I-17 and H-16. However, he said, the authority could not complete development work on sectors D-12, G-12, I-14 and I-16, which were launched over 10 years ago. “The CDA has also failed to hire a contractor for Sector I-15 launched two years ago,” the official said.

Construction in G-sector villages banned

ISLAMABAD: The district administration has banned construction of new houses in the villages falling in Sector G-15/3 and Sector G-14/1, 2 and 3 for two months with immediate effect.

CDA buckles up to launch the project

The Capital Development Authority (CDA) is preparing to start the Kashmir Expressway project by the end of February or early March 2009 converting the existing dual carriageway into a five-lane ‘expressway’ at a cost of Rs2.192 billion.