Thank you Mudassar sb for updating with the prices.
Do you know whether the increase in prices is supported by the increase in the development speed or not? If this is not the case, then this trend will not be continued for a long time and this bubble will burst again.
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Sohail bhai, i am not much aware of latest on ground progress..
But Malik Riaz has again recently stated that they will start giving possession in December in sha Allah.. Also rumor is there that Dadoch dam issue is resolved...
Sohail bhai, do not lose hope and give it one year.. DHA will give at least posession of Homes and it will give benifit lilly and oleander sectors...
Sohail, Yes the price increase is mainly due to development works. Some dealers who visit the site frequently have confirmed this to me. Also MR yesterday was pushing Khanzada during his interview on GEO to take his Camera and visit DHA valley for proof.
So good days are coming for valley insha'Allah as this time Bahria is under enormous pressure.
Dadocha Dam issue is not resolved.
Thanks Mudassar bahi & Asad Bahi
@Mudassar Bahi - Will go till end with valley investment. Lets see where the waves are taking us to.
Even if Dadocha dam issue take some time to resolve… DHA will first give possession of DHA Homes, olenader, lilly etc in sha Allah… And all these sectors has nothing to do with Dadoch dam…
Sohail Bhai… Good days are near in sha Allah…
Asad Kharal (journalist) who is the petitioner of 150 NAB case leaked the inside story in his interview that DAM dispute is settled and will be relocated 3 KM away from Valley sectors.
It's upon people to decide whether they need a Dam to safeguard the future of coming generations or they need a housing scheme.
My answer is Dam.
Pakistan main Dam ki jagah ka mojod hona ya na hona zarori nai... Na pehle kabhi dam banaey hain or na baad main banaey gay ... We have some sick people ruling pakistan...
Do you think if DHA Valley didn't had project at this land our govt would have or will be making dam .... Come on guys give me a break
Whats the profit of Blue Bell 5 marla these days?
Valley walo, tayari pakro. Lagta hey aap ki bhi suni gai hey. Now this project can’t be pushed to back burner anymore. Though this would stretch Bahria beyond its capacity and resources, but MR is a magician and he’d do something to keep all the projects going.
Yes it's true that there is some positive signs so hold your investment at least 6months to one year.I hope it will give you good return in sha Allah.
Regards
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Dawn.com, 24th July 2015
ISLAMABAD: Is the Defence Housing Authority (DHA), a real estate entity of the army, working without any oversight or is it answerable to the federal government?
The Supreme Court (SC) posed this question to the government on Thursday.
The status of the DHA came under discussion during the hearing of a complaint filed against the development of the DHA valley on an area reserved for the lake adjoining the proposed Dadhocha dam.
During the last hearing on July 16, the SC had asked the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to explain why the inquiry into the unauthorised development of a housing scheme on an area reserved for a dam was pending since July 2012.
Justice Khawaja asked why Gen Aziz, who was the vice president of DHA, Islamabad, could ask the Punjab chief minister to relocate the water reservoir meant for millions
Dadhocha was planned for providing water to the residents of the twin cities, said Justice Jawwad S. Khawaja, adding the proposed dam was supposed to replace the Rawal dam, the calculated life of which would be over during the current year.
A two-member SC bench, comprising Justice Khawaja and Justice Dost Mohammad, heard the case.
During the course of hearing, the additional prosecutor general NAB, Akbar Tarar, informed the court that the Punjab government had submitted a report which claimed that the controversy over the Dadhocha dam was being addressed.
The report was presented to the court.
The Punjab government in the report says, “Major General Humayun Aziz, vice-president DHA, Islamabad, called on the Chief Minister (Punjab) on March 3, 2015. In the meeting he (DHA VP) expressed his reservation on the construction of a dam on Ling river near village Dadhocha proposed by the irrigation department as a large portion of DHA is likely to be affected by its pond area. He proposed an alternative dam site around three kilometres upstream of village Dadhocha. After discussion, the chief minister directed the secretary irrigation department Punjab to hold a meeting with the VP DHA for resolving this matter.”
The report stated that in a subsequent meeting of Gen Aziz with the secretary irrigation on April 3, it was decided to carry out a feasibility study for an alternate site.
The additional advocate general Punjab, Razzaq A. Mirza, told the bench that the feasibility study would likely be completed by July 31.
After Mirza’s statement, Justice Khawaja recalled that earlier the Punjab government had taken the stance that the site could not be changed. He added that the chief secretary Punjab had twice submitted a report to the court in which the Punjab government had categorically rejected shifting the dam to any other location.
“Prima facie, the change of mind took place after a uniformed general met the chief minister,” remarked Justice Dost Mohammad.
Justice Khawaja asked why Gen Aziz, who was the vice-president of DHA, Islamabad, could ask the chief minister of Punjab to relocate the water reservoir meant for millions of residents of the garrison city.
“Is the DHA answerable to the government or any other authority?” Justice Khawaja asked the additional attorney general (AAG), Amir Rehman, and additional prosecutor general NAB Tarar.
Tarar informed the court that DHA was a statutory organisation and headed by the adjutant general of the army. Both the law officers, however, could not explain if the federal government enjoyed any powers to keep a check on the DHA.
AAG Rehman said under the DHA Act 2013, the authority provides residential facilities to the bereaved families of martyrs, war injured, disabled and the officials of the armed forces.
At this, the bench asked if the federal government could provide details about the allotment of land to the bereaved families, injured and disabled by the DHA in its various housing schemes.
The bench also asked the counsel of the federal government to inform the court whether the DHA was answerable to any authority or not. The matter was then adjourned till August 10 when the government is to provide the information ordered by the court.
Published in Dawn, July 24th, 2015
The dam was planned since long. It should be built at any cost. Dam is more important than DHA Valley off course.
@WJ i absolutely agree with you! The government has never bothered about making dams for the masses. This is purely politicized unfortunately.
But let us discuss what can be the worst case scenario over here? DHA loses and dam gets a go ahead in DHA Valley. What could be the ramifications then? The areas which (as per the map) will be affected are Snowdrop, Zinia and Eglantine and the people of effected areas (should be) relocated and the rest are good for development and handing over.
In my opinion, all these developments might be positive as they have brought forward an issue which was on back burner for quite some time and was causing alot of impediments in its development. Now this issue will be resolved one way or the other and we can focus on its development solely.
Your thoughts/ feedbacks are welcomed!
As per info available, the Dam is already shown in the Map of DHA valley. Its only first dam has to be constructed or some areas shall be partly affected
Kindly advise the future of DHA Valley. I have plot in Iris on my name since long (2012). Still no sign of procession. . Anybody Update. Jazakallah.
Regards,
Muhammad Saber