CDA Eases Parking Rules for Islamabad Towers: What It Means for Developers

The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has made a significant change to the parking requirements for tall buildings in Islamabad, and it’s good news for developers. The new regulations have lightened the load, cutting down the mandatory parking space needed by about 25%.

Previously, builders had to allocate one parking spot for every 750 square feet of covered area. Now, that requirement has shifted to just one parking space for every 1,000 square feet. This move is aimed at facilitating urban growth while making the construction process more manageable for developers.

With these relaxed rules, we could see more high-rise projects taking off in the capital, contributing to Islamabad’s skyline and potentially easing some of the city’s traffic woes. It’s an exciting time for urban development in Pakistan’s capital!