The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) has reversed its earlier decision and approved the disposal of plots designated for a seven-star hotel and an international hospital in Islamabad’s G-13 sector through a public-private partnership (PPP) model. Initially, in December 2024, the authority had planned to auction these plots openly. However, following consultations with the Public Private Partnership Authority (P3A) and in alignment with the Prime Minister’s directives, the FGEHA opted for the PPP approach to attract long-term investments.
In addition to the hotel and hospital plots, the FGEHA has identified 11 other plots for development under the PPP model. These include sites for an IT tower and international offices in G-13, a mixed-use shopping mall in Islamabad’s Skyline Project, an apartment complex in Rawalpindi’s Sky Garden, and various commercial and residential projects in Chaklala Scheme, G-14/2, Karachi’s Cantt Station, and Murree.
Notably, the disposal of the Murree property, known as Constantia Lodge, is contingent upon resolving an ongoing ownership dispute. This property, situated in a prime location, was originally owned by a Hindu and Sikh family before the partition and was later managed by the Evacuee Trust Property Board.
The FGEHA’s initiative aims to promote community development, stimulate economic activity, and maximize long-term value generation from public assets.