Market updates and announcements from Milkiyat.
Oil pipeline leak in DHA Phase VI Karachi raises concerns over aging underground infrastructure, road safety and risks for nearby residents and property owners.
Pakistan plans to establish a Construction Industry Development Board to regulate contractors, consultants and improve construction standards nationwide.

Bahria Town has not been declared illegal. Every CDA notice on the public register names the developer, not residents. Milkiyat reviews the primary documents and what they mean for buyers.
Margalla Enclave has published a new residential payment schedule for its third ballot, pricing 125 square yard plots at Rs 25 million and 500 square yard plots at Rs 85 million on the three-year plan. The down payment rises to 20 per cent. No ballot date has been announced.
PLRA’s e-stamping system glitch is delaying property transactions in Rawalpindi, Taxila and Wah as users report OTP verification failures.
Punjab buyers can now verify a housing society’s legal status online through PLRA’s HSMS before purchasing a plot or house anywhere in the province.
RDA has issued a show-cause notice over alleged unauthorised plot sales in eight Bahria Town Phase 8 sectors, directing related marketing and bookings to stop.
Pakistan is exploring real-estate tokenisation to enable digital and fractional property ownership, but no policy or implementation timeline is approved yet.
Malik Riaz appeals to Field Marshal Asim Munir over Bahria Town asset auctions, citing seized properties, stalled projects and investor concerns.
Pakistan plans a 150-acre automotive processing zone at Port Qasim, featuring 264 units and projected annual exports of around $500 million.
Falling global oil prices may ease Pakistan’s construction costs over time, but builders should not expect immediate relief in cement or steel prices.
KMC begins work on a Rs1 billion flyover at Nishtar Road and Garden Chowrangi to improve traffic flow and connectivity in Karachi.
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