Islamabad, Dec 16 Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, on Tuesday held a meeting at CDA Headquarters with representatives of the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) and investors.
The meeting was attended by CDA Board members, senior CDA officers, ICCI President Sardar Tahir Mahmood, real estate developers, builders, and business company representatives, according to a CDA press release.
The purpose of the meeting was to exchange views on investment opportunities in the upcoming open auction of commercial and residential plots, scheduled for December 22–24, 2025. Investors were briefed on the plots to be offered, including commercial plots in various business centers, the Blue Area, and the Northern Strip of Sector E-11, as well as petrol pump sites, agro-farm plots, and ready-to-operate shops in the Blue Area Parking Plaza. Residential plots in fully developed sectors F-10 and G-10 will also be auctioned.
Chairman CDA Muhammad Ali Randhawa said the revenue generated from the auction will be used for the development and uplift of Islamabad. He emphasized that investors’ suggestions are always considered in the city’s planning and development process and highlighted that improvement work in all commercial centers of Islamabad has already begun.
He assured investors that all facilities will be provided on a priority basis after the auction and outlined several upcoming projects, including the construction of a cricket stadium, seven-star hotels, the launch of the E-Stamp system, promotion of a cashless economy, and digitization of land records.
During the briefing, investors were informed that Islamabad offers excellent opportunities in the hotel industry, real estate, and tourism sectors. The Chairman stressed that CDA is creating equal and attractive opportunities for investors while providing maximum incentives, adding that building investor confidence in Islamabad is a top priority.
Investors and builders also raised concerns regarding challenges they face, which the Chairman assured would be reviewed, and viable proposals will be implemented through mutual consultation.