CDA to auction commercial, residential plots in Islamabad from Dec 22

ISLAMABAD: Chairman Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Chief Commissioner Islamabad Muhammad Ali Randhawa on Tuesday held a meeting with representatives of the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry and investors at CDA Headquarters to discuss investment opportunities ahead of the upcoming open auction of plots scheduled for December 22, 23 and 24, 2025.

The meeting was attended by CDA board members, senior officers, Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Sardar Tahir Mahmood, investors, real estate developers, builders and representatives of business companies. Participants were briefed on the commercial and residential plots to be offered in the forthcoming auction.

Officials informed the meeting that commercial plots from various business centres, including the Blue Area and the Northern Strip of Sector E-11, would be auctioned. Petrol pump sites, agro-farm plots and ready-to-operate shops in the Blue Area Parking Plaza will also be offered. In addition, residential plots in the fully developed sectors F-10 and G-10 will be included in the auction.

Chairman CDA said the revenue generated from the auction would be utilised for the development and uplift of Islamabad, adding that investors’ suggestions were always taken into account in the city’s development process. He noted that uplift work in all commercial centres of the capital had already been initiated.

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Randhawa assured investors that all facilities would be provided on a priority basis after the auction. He said several projects were under way to transform Islamabad into a model city, including future plans for a cricket stadium and seven-star hotels. He also highlighted initiatives such as the launch of the e-stamp system, promotion of a cashless economy and digitisation of land records.

During the briefing, it was stated that Islamabad offers strong investment potential in the hotel industry, real estate and tourism sectors.

Emphasising investor confidence as a top priority, the CDA chairman said the authority was creating equal and attractive investment opportunities and offering maximum incentives. Investors and builders also shared issues faced by them, and it was clarified that all suggestions would be reviewed, with viable proposals implemented through mutual consultation.