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The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Housing Department’s 46th Board meeting was held under the chairmanship of Provincial Housing Minister Dr. Amjad Ali, where important decisions were taken regarding housing schemes, residential plots, development projects and the provision of basic facilities across the province.
Senior officials from the Housing, Law, Finance, and Planning and Development departments attended the meeting, which reviewed an 18-point agenda in detail. The Board decided to release payments to the affectees of the Jalozai Housing Scheme in accordance with the directives of the Supreme Court.
The meeting also approved the establishment of the headquarters of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Housing Authority in Nasirabad, Peshawar. The Board further approved the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Housing Authority Commercial Property Leasing Regulations 2026 and decided to provide residential plots to government employees in various housing schemes through the Housing Foundation.
On the special direction of the Provincial Housing Minister, the Board decided to provide another opportunity to local journalists allotted plots in the Dangram Housing Scheme in Swat to deposit the required amount, allowing them to retain their allotted plots.
The Board also approved a new policy, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and rules and regulations for plot owners and family residential tenants in the Hayatabad High-Rise Scheme.
The meeting approved the Annual Development Programme budget for 2025-26, along with funds for development works and the provision of basic facilities in various housing schemes. It also approved implementation of the Housing Department’s recommendations regarding the provision of Sui gas to the Malazai Housing Scheme.
To ensure effective representation in court cases involving housing schemes, the Board decided to engage legal teams on a case-by-case basis. It also approved increasing the plot size for the heirs of police martyrs in Hangu Township and Mega City Nowshera from three marlas to five marlas.
Provincial Housing Minister Dr. Amjad Ali directed the authorities to ensure the provision of basic facilities in all housing schemes and said unnecessary delays in development projects would not be tolerated.
He also directed the digitization of the plot management system, saying that citizens should be able to access information about their plots online. The initiative is aimed at improving transparency and public access to property-related information. He further directed the timely completion of all development projects within the stipulated deadlines.

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DHA Peshawar has invited bids for two major infrastructure projects with a combined estimated cost of Rs 5.75 billion, marking a significant step in the development of the housing scheme. The procurement covers infrastructure development for Residential Sector F and construction of a new 132KV AIS Grid Station.
The Residential Sector F infrastructure project has an estimated cost of Rs 3.5 billion. Sealed bids have been invited from eligible contractors registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in the C-B or above category.
According to the tender schedule, bids for the Sector F infrastructure project must be submitted by September 23, 2026, at 12:00 PM. Contractors are required to submit a Rs 30 million bid security along with their bids.
The second project involves construction of a 132KV AIS Grid Station at an estimated cost of Rs 2.25 billion. Contractors holding a PEC C-1 or above rating have been invited to participate in the procurement process.
Bids for the grid station project must be submitted by September 24, 2026, at 2:00 PM, accompanied by a Rs 20 million bid security. The new grid station is expected to provide additional electricity capacity to support growing construction and future occupancy within the housing scheme.
The Sector F infrastructure development is expected to cover essential facilities including roads, drainage, sewerage, water supply, electricity infrastructure and landscaping. The tendering process will be followed by technical and financial evaluations, contract awards and mobilisation of successful contractors.
The launch of procurement for the two projects represents an important phase in DHA Peshawar’s development cycle, moving the scheme beyond planning and allocation towards physical infrastructure execution.
The development schedule also coincides with DHA Peshawar’s upcoming Residential Ballot on September 10, 2026. The ballot is a separate allocation activity and is not part of the infrastructure procurement process.
Following the tender closing dates, key milestones for property owners and prospective buyers will include technical and financial evaluations, contract awards, contractor mobilisation, commencement of construction and eventual energisation of the grid station. Progress on Sector F infrastructure will also remain relevant to future possession and development timelines.

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The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Revenue and Estate Department has operationalised the E Registry system for property transactions across the province, aimed at making the registration process faster, more transparent and secure for citizens.

According to the department, the E Registry system was launched on August 18, 2026, with standard operating procedures issued for its implementation at Sub Registrar Offices.

The digital system is expected to facilitate landowners, buyers and sellers by reducing paperwork, speeding up the registration process and limiting the need for repeated visits to government offices.

The department said the system would also strengthen the security of registered property documents, protect ownership rights and help reduce risks related to fraud, forgery, record manipulation and duplication.

The E Registry system has been rolled out in Peshawar, Bannu, Kohat, Dera Ismail Khan, Abbottabad, Swat, Mardan, Lakki Marwat, Tank, Nowshera and Charsadda.

The department advised buyers to continue conducting due diligence before purchasing property, including checking its legal status, ownership title, land records and any pending litigation or restrictions.

The initiative is part of the Revenue and Estate Department's wider digitisation programme, which includes digital land records, digitised Fard services and moves towards electronic payments and e stamping.