Market updates and announcements from Milkiyat.
Pakistan’s IMF programme shows progress, but unresolved circular debt could keep electricity, gas and property operating costs under pressure.
A severe hailstorm damaged rooftops, vehicles and solar panels across Islamabad, highlighting recurring climate risks for property owners and developers.
CDA moves Islamabad’s Master Plan revision forward, directing further planning work on procedures and parameters for future zoning and development changes.
M-1, M-14 and GT Road closures disrupt Islamabad-KP transport links, raising concerns over freight movement, delivery delays and transport costs.
Pakistan’s refinery upgrade plan advances as three refineries sign modernisation agreements under a programme that could unlock about $6bn in investment.
Supreme Court rules DHA Islamabad is not a local authority under tax law, rejecting its income tax exemption claim under Section 49(2).
Pakistan seeks US EXIM financing for refinery upgrades and Reko Diq, with talks focused on large-scale energy, mining and infrastructure projects.
Pakistani builders are considering corporatisation and REIT registration as SECP and ABAD push for a more formal and transparent real estate sector.
Gilgit-Baltistan launches a €54.24m climate resilience project to build 700 new homes, retrofit 3,000 houses and upgrade rural infrastructure.
Falling global oil prices could ease construction cost pressure in Pakistan by lowering fuel and logistics costs if the decline is sustained.
Pakistan is developing virtual asset regulations as policymakers explore real estate tokenisation, potentially enabling fractional property investment in the future.
CDA plans to expand Islamabad’s water storage, build recharge reservoirs and new tanks, reduce losses and identify sustainable water sources as demand rises.
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