The Pakistan Housing Authority Foundation, in collaboration with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government, has legally resolved all longstanding land disputes in its residential project in Peshawar. Following this development, tenders for the construction of 885 residential units have been published in newspapers. After the scrutiny of bids, work on 445 residential units has been awarded. The provincial government has legally addressed the concerns of all affected parties, and construction activities are now progressing rapidly. The schedule for installment payments will soon be issued to allottees.
The Pakistan Housing Authority Foundation has written to the provincial government (KPK) requesting the deployment of police personnel 24/7 to ensure the security of the PHA residential project in Peshawar. A temporary police checkpoint has already been established, while construction of a permanent police station is underway at a fast pace.
This project spans an area of 8,500 kanals and had previously faced delays due to land disputes. Now that these issues have been legally resolved, efforts have been intensified to ensure the timely completion of the project. According to a spokesperson for the provincial government, road infrastructure work is in its final stages, and the tendering process for the construction of model houses will soon be completed.
It is noteworthy that the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government and the Pakistan Housing Authority share the common stance that this project will not only meet the housing needs of the city but will also promote developmental activities in the region. Both entities are taking all possible measures to ensure the timely completion of the project.
Furthermore, this week, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly’s Standing Committee on Housing decided to issue directives to the Police Department for the deployment of permanent personnel on-site to ensure full-time security for the workforce, engineers, and experts engaged in the project.
