FY27 budget expected to shape outlook for Pakistan’s real estate sector
In the latest episode of Pakistan Property Playbook, the discussion centres on Pakistan’s real estate outlook as stakeholders await budget-driven policy signals and market cues
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Pakistan’s upcoming FY27 federal budget is set to play a key role in determining the direction of the country’s property market, with industry stakeholders closely watching for policy signals that could either ease pressures on developers and investors or deepen existing uncertainty.
The discussion comes amid ongoing debate over taxation, regulatory changes and liquidity challenges in the real estate sector. Developers are expected to outline their key demands and concerns, while policymakers weigh measures aimed at stabilising the broader economy.
In this context, the latest episode of Pakistan Property Playbook examines shifting policy dynamics and market expectations ahead of the budget.
Habib Khan of Nukta speaks with Association of Builders and Developers of Pakistan (ABAD) Chairman Hassan Bakshi to assess the industry’s outlook, major challenges, and potential opportunities emerging for Pakistan’s property market.
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