Property Buyers

The Punjab Assembly has raised concerns over illegal housing societies allegedly leaving citizens at risk of losing their hard-earned savings. The issue was raised during the Assembly's Zero Hour after opposition member Ahmer Rashid Bhatti highlighted complaints about housing schemes that had reportedly collected money from citizens but failed to provide promised facilities or return their...

The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) has raised concerns over hidden charges and misleading property practices, including misleading property advertisements, deceptive marketing and inaccurate claims about project approvals in the real estate sector. The concerns emerged during an open hearing where consumers, investors, developers, real estate professionals, and government and regulatory bodies...

Affordable housing finance is becoming more accessible in Pakistan as the government and the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) introduce measures to make home financing easier for eligible buyers. Recent changes to the country’s housing-finance framework could improve access to loans, reduce processing delays and encourage more families to move toward homeownership. For property buyers, these developments...

Property investment has long been one of the most popular ways to build wealth, generate passive income, and protect savings against inflation. However, every major tax policy change raises an important question for buyers and investors: Is now the right time to invest in property after the latest tax reforms? While tax reforms can influence investment decisions, they should not be the only factor...

The Pakistan real estate market 2026 continues to attract investors, homebuyers, and developers despite changing economic conditions. Real estate remains one of the country's most preferred investment options because it offers long-term value, income opportunities, and protection against inflation. Over the past few years, government reforms, infrastructure development, and increasing housing demand...