The Capital Development Authority has published a list of 98 illegal housing schemes on its official website to protect citizens from rising property scams in Islamabad.
The authority said these housing and agro-farming schemes have no legal status as they lack required approvals and No Objection Certificates (NOCs).
Officials urged the public to verify the legal status of projects before investing, noting that offers of cheap plots and housing units are misleading many people.
Here is the latest list published by CDA:
Property scams have surged across Pakistan, with fraudulent developers luring buyers into investing in projects that either do not exist or are not legally approved.
The CDA warned that such schemes can lead to significant financial losses for investors.
The authority highlighted that under:
It has full authority to regulate the planning and development of housing schemes in Islamabad.
According to the CDA, all legal housing schemes must follow a strict approval process:
Only after completing both steps can developers begin construction and sell plots.
The CDA has advised citizens to:
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