Islamabad Multiworks: Exciting news for Islamabad residents! The Capital Development Authority (CDA) is set to fully digitize property transactions starting August 14th this year. From purchases to transfers, all property dealings will now be conducted through an e-registry system. This initiative aims to streamline processes and enhance transparency, with Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa leading the charge.
During a meeting at the CDA headquarters, plans were discussed for scanning, indexing, and digitizing property records, including historical data. This comprehensive digitalization effort will empower the public by providing access to property records linked to the Nadra system. Additionally, GIS mapping services will be available for added convenience.
Overseas Pakistanis will especially benefit from the ability to verify property statuses remotely. This new system of digital property services is expected to enhance transaction efficiency and trustworthiness.
Multiworks, committed to reliability and its pivotal role in the real estate market, welcomes this initiative, anticipating a significant boost in transaction efficiency and trustworthiness.
The introduction of online property services marks a new era for Islamabad’s real estate sector. With digital property services, residents can expect more streamlined and secure transactions. This initiative is poised to revolutionize how property transactions are conducted, making the process more efficient and transparent.
The CDA‘s move to digitizing property services aligns with global trends towards digitalization, ensuring that Islamabad stays ahead in technological advancements. Digital property services will not only benefit local residents but also overseas Pakistanis, providing them with the ease of verifying property details from anywhere in the world.
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