In this respect, a high-level meeting was conducted on Monday under the headship of LDA Director General, Chaudhry Muhammad Ali Randhawa. The meeting reviewed the process for introducing the “e-bidding” system for the public auction of plots.

During the meeting, the transfer of properties of foreign Pakistanis was also discussed whereas the initiation of the online portal facility for other matters was also reviewed.

Talking at the meeting, LDA DG Chaudhary Muhammad Ali Randhawa stated that the online portal would help to protect the properties of Foreign Pakistanis and eradicate counterfeiting. He added that these progressive steps of LDA would encourage transparency.

The meeting was also attended by Director Administration Imran Ali, Director Computer Services Abdul Basit Qamar, Director (DG Headquarters) Akbar Nakai, and other relevant officers.

Last week, LDA opened the Shahkam Chowk Flyover to ease the drivers over the holiday. The two-lane Rs4.233 billion flyover project provides the link between New Defence Road, Kahna/Ferozepur Road, and Multan Road at Mohlanwal, along with many housing developments, villages, and minor settlements.

Moreover, the flyover had been started to assist traffic flow during the Eid holidays. Though, the final work of the project is still left and will continue 30 days after the opening of the flyover. This also comprises beautification, moving electrical poles, and traffic line markings on the flyover.   

LDA Chief Engineer (II) Mazhar Hussain Khan, at a media briefing, stated that the project was completed on time, which is a great relief for the people of Multan Road, Defence Road, and Bahria Town. He added that, besides improving traffic flow, the project will help increase the area’s environmental condition.

He also told the media regarding the Saggian Road Rehabilitation Project worth Rs4.3 billion and the Sheranwala Gate Project costing Rs 5 billion.

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LDA is responsible for new planned development in Lahore. It also directs and issues licenses for new construction and housing schemes, private houses, and commercial development. The parks of the beautiful city and green areas are also under the supervision of the authority.

As per the reports, commercial and residential plots of different sizes were auctioned off. The details of the plots are as below:

Jubilee Town

• An amount of PKR 5.192 million was gathered from the auction of plot number 629/4
• An amount of PKR 5.274 million was gathered from the auction of commercial plot number 629/6 in Block A
• A sum of PKR 5.510 million was collected from the auction of commercial plot number 762/2 in Block C
• PKR 5.970 million was gathered from plot number 762/3 in Block C
• PKR 9.473 million was acquired from the auction of commercial plot number 633/5 in Block A
• A sum of PKR 9.932 million was raised from the auction of commercial plot number 804/10 in Block B
• Johar Town
• An amount of PKR 10.635 million was raised from the auction of corner plot number 363 in Block M
• A sum of PKR 9.392 million has been obtained from the auction of a commercial plot number 363-A located in Block M
• A total of PKR 9.093 million was collected from the auction of commercial plot number 363-B located in Block M
• Sabzazar
• A sum of PKR 7.920 million was collected from the auction of commercial plot number 194 situated in Block N
• A total of PKR 7.95 million has been gathered from the auction of a commercial plot number 194-B located in Block N

Moreover, its website says that it intends on making Lahore “one of the thirty leading educational, cultural, commercial, industrial, and information technology centers of the world by 2020”

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