Capital Smart City is conducting a plot reallocation exercise as available inventory becomes scarce. The five‑marla and ten‑marla residential plots have been fully allocated, while the seven‑marla, twelve‑marla, and one‑kanal categories are rapidly approaching exhaustion. All allotments are processed on a first‑come, first‑served basis, making timely action essential for file holders seeking to obtain physical plots.
The reallocation procedure commences with an assessment of the applicant's financial standing. A complete, up‑to‑date PDF statement of account must be submitted to determine eligibility. Following this, the case is reviewed for approval of plot assignment. Once approved, the applicant receives notification of the exact amount due, encompassing both land cost and development charges. Payment must be made directly to the society, and clearance is generally achieved within four to five working days after the transaction is recorded.
For plots located in the Prime 1 sector, full financial clearance is required; all outstanding installments must be settled before reallocation can proceed. The society enforces a policy that specific plot numbers are not reserved in advance. Numbers are assigned randomly on a first‑come, first‑served basis once payments are confirmed. While consultants can identify the general area where plots are being released, they cannot guarantee particular numbers.
File holders whose documents have traded at negative values, sometimes reflecting deficits of eighty percent or more, risk prolonged stagnation if they remain as paper assets. In future computerized balloting cycles, plot selection will remain outside the individual's control. Transitioning to an on‑ground plot through the current reallocation converts a potentially depreciating paper instrument into a tangible asset that appreciates with infrastructure progress.
Contact information
Name: Choudry Mujahid Yasin ( CMY )
Phone: +923224929992 Whatsapp Available