Commercial plots will be offered on October 12 and 13 as Islamabad expands investment opportunities in hospitality and fuel infrastructure.
ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has announced the open auction of five hotel plots and seven petrol pump sites in Islamabad as part of its efforts to promote commercial development and create new investment opportunities in the capital.
The auction of the five hotel plots will be held on October 12 at 10:00 am at the Jinnah Convention Centre, Islamabad. The selected locations include D-12 Markaz, F-5/1, E-11 Northern Strip and a site along Srinagar Highway between the Sports Complex and Margalla Hotel.
The hotel plots are intended to support the expansion of quality hospitality facilities, tourism and conference-related activity in Islamabad.
CDA has also announced flexible payment facilities for successful bidders. Building plans can be approved after payment of 25% of the amount, while possession will be provided after 75% payment, subject to an acceptable bank guarantee for the remaining amount.
Successful bidders who complete payment within 30 days will receive a 5% rebate. An additional 5% rebate will be available where the full payment is made in US dollars.
Special arrangements have also been announced for overseas investors, including the facility to obtain auction tokens at least one day before the event. Payments can be made through Roshan Digital Accounts or local banking channels.
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Seven petrol pump sites to be leased for 20 years
The second auction will take place on October 13 and will offer seven petrol pump sites through a 20-year lease as a single package for registered oil marketing companies.
The listed locations include sites near Lake View Park on Murree Road, Blue Area F-10, I-12 Markaz, G-8 Markaz and G-8/1 and G-11/1.
CDA has set the token money at Rs25 million for participation in the petrol pump auction.
The latest auction plan could bring new commercial activity to several important areas of Islamabad while adding potential investment in the city’s hospitality and fuel-service infrastructure.
