Sindh Real Estate News and Land Insights

Karachi | ReNews Pakistan
Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan has raised concerns over the condition of the Karachi Hyderabad motorway, saying the existing route does not qualify as a motorway in its present state.
Speaking to the media after talks with transporters at the Governor House in Karachi, the minister said the federal government did not want to become involved in disputes surrounding the status of the existing road and would instead focus on improving connectivity through new infrastructure.
Aleem Khan announced that work on a new motorway connecting Sukkur, Hyderabad and Karachi is expected to begin this year. The proposed project is aimed at strengthening the main road link between Karachi, interior Sindh and other parts of the country.
Discussing the existing Karachi Hyderabad route, the minister said the government wanted to avoid any issue that could lead to unnecessary disputes while moving ahead with its road infrastructure plans.
He also said several concerns raised by transporters had been resolved during the meeting. Issues that could be addressed immediately were dealt with, while other demands requiring formal government procedures would be taken forward through relevant committees.
According to the minister, several committees have been constituted to examine the remaining matters and complete the necessary formalities.
The proposed new motorway is expected to improve connectivity between Karachi, Hyderabad and Sukkur, potentially strengthening passenger movement, freight transport and logistics links across Sindh.
Improved motorway connectivity could also support economic and development activity along the Karachi Hyderabad Sukkur corridor by providing faster and more reliable access between major urban, industrial and commercial centres.

Karachi | ReNews Pakistan
Sindh’s post flood housing programme is emerging as more than a reconstruction initiative, with ownership of newly built homes and land being placed in the names of women in beneficiary families.
The Sindh Information Department and Sindh People’s Housing for Flood Affectees (SPHF) are highlighting the ownership aspect of the programme across their social media platforms.
The initiative means that women are not only receiving shelter but are also gaining legal ownership of a permanent property asset.
Having a house or land registered in a woman’s name can strengthen her economic security and provide a legally recognised stake in family property.
The measure is particularly significant in areas where land and housing assets have traditionally been registered primarily in the names of male family members.
By linking housing reconstruction with ownership rights for women, the SPHF programme is also bringing greater attention to women’s property ownership and land rights in Sindh.
Sindh’s post flood housing programme is not only rebuilding damaged homes. It is also creating a pathway for women to become legal property owners, giving the programme a wider significance for women’s land and property rights.

Karachi | ReNews Pakistan
House Building Finance Company Limited (HBFC) has announced the public auction of mortgaged properties in several cities across Pakistan for recovery of outstanding financing under Section 15 of the Recovery of Finances Ordinance, 2001.
According to the public auction notice, residential and other mortgaged properties located in Hyderabad, Nawabshah, Rahim Yar Khan, Sahiwal, Quetta, Bahawalnagar and Faisalabad have been put up for sale. The properties relate to borrowers against whom HBFC is pursuing recovery proceedings.
The auctions will be held on different dates during September and October 2026, generally at 11:00am, with property-wise reserve prices and required earnest money specified in the notice. The listed reserve prices vary according to the location and value of each property.
Interested bidders will be required to participate in accordance with HBFC’s auction terms and deposit the prescribed earnest money. The successful bidders will also have to complete payment within the stipulated period, while applicable taxes, duties and other transfer-related charges will be borne in accordance with the auction conditions.
HBFC has advised prospective bidders to inspect the relevant properties and verify the available details before participating in the auction process.