To offer housing for government workers and the general public, the Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) has announced intentions to start new residential projects in eight significant cities nationwide.
The FGEHA has reportedly received many applications from interested landowners, businesses, and corporations.
In major cities including Lahore, Peshawar, Quetta, Multan, Faisalabad, Karachi, and the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad, applications were solicited for the provision of land for housing schemes, including plots, homes, and flats.
The Joint Venture Rules 2020 are being followed in the selection process for these proposals, and the new housing projects will be launched as a joint venture between the FGEHA and interested partners. To give workers contemporary housing options as soon as feasible, FGEHA is also quickening the pace of several development projects that are already under way.
Notable initiatives include the 3,432 apartment Chaklala Scheme and the 3,945 unit Skyline Apartments.
With a great interest in providing housing options for workers, Minister for Housing and Works Maulana Abdul Wasay has ordered the relevant officials to speed up ongoing FGEHA projects, including Kashmir Avenue Apartments, G-13 Chaklala Heights, and Skyline Apartments.
The minister has also instructed the workers at the site to ensure that the plans’ construction is finished on schedule and to a high standard.
In response to a query, they stated that the FGEHA has greatly sped up the execution of various development projects to give workers access to contemporary housing as soon as feasible. “The Chaklala Scheme has 3,432 flats, while the Skyline Apartments have 3,945 units,” they continued.
Additionally, given the high demand for such housing in the nation’s main cities, the FGEHA’s attempts to offer inexpensive housing to public servants and the general public would probably be appreciated.