Market updates and announcements from Milkiyat.
NAB KP recovers 66 kanals and 11 marlas of amenity land worth Rs1.86bn from Khazana Greens housing society in Shah Alam, Peshawar.
NEPRA conditionally approves a $58bn power expansion plan through 2035, covering generation, transmission upgrades and future electricity tariffs.
CDWP has cleared seven development projects worth Rs115.891 billion, including five directly approved schemes and two larger projects referred to ECNEC for final consideration.
Heavy rain expected across Punjab may raise urban flooding risk in major property markets, affecting roads, drainage systems, construction activity, and low-lying neighbourhoods.
Sindh may rebuild its land record automation system from scratch after officials acknowledged shortcomings in the existing setup, a move that could affect ownership verification and property transfers across the province.
CDA has ordered disciplinary proceedings over alleged forged property transfers involving an F-7/4 house and commercial shops in Jinnah Super Market, while restrictions on further transactions remain in place.
Pakistan’s listed cement companies earned a record Rs108.5 billion in FY2025-26, supported by higher cement offtake, stronger sales, increased other income, and lower financing costs.
GDA has signed a concession agreement for the integrated development of nearly 400 kanals in Thandiani, with the project expected to attract around Rs23 billion in private investment.
CDA has issued fresh notices against Opal Villas on Lehtrar Road and development at Meelad Chowk on Simly Dam Road, extending its ongoing enforcement drive across Islamabad’s Zone IV.
Pakistan is advancing its AgriStack initiative to digitise agricultural land records and link verified farmer identities with crop, market, weather, subsidy, credit, and insurance data.
CDA has widened its Zone IV enforcement drive by issuing sealing notices against four additional housing schemes, including Green Homes and Valley, Al-Amin Garden Phase-I, Itifaq Residencia, and Islamabad Villas.
An accountability court in Karachi has moved to restore proceedings in the long-running Clifton welfare plots case, involving allegations over amenity land and its commercial use.
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