ISLAMABAD — Real estate developer ParkView City has partnered with United Bank Limited (UBL) to introduce structured mortgage financing for plots and apartments, a move aimed at expanding access to homeownership for middle-income buyers in Pakistan.

Under the new arrangement, homebuyers will be able to purchase property with a down payment of around 20 to 25 percent, with the remaining amount financed through bank-supported mortgage plans.

Officials say the ParkView City–UBL mortgage financing partnership is designed to provide more structured payment options for individuals seeking to buy residential plots or apartments through formal banking channels.

Vice Chairman of ParkView City Abdur Rehman Khan said the collaboration aims to make property ownership more accessible through organized financing mechanisms.

“This partnership is a transformative step toward making homeownership more accessible through structured mortgage solutions,” he said.

Industry observers note that access to mortgage financing remains limited in Pakistan compared with many other markets, and partnerships between real estate developers and financial institutions could help broaden financing options for prospective buyers.