What will happen to Bahria Town residents if services are suspended?

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06 August, 2025 11:24

What will happen to Bahria Town residents if services are suspended?

Panic has spread among residents of Bahria Town and across Pakistan’s real estate sector after Malik Riaz, the founder of Bahria Town, issued a serious warning.

In a recent social media post, he said that due to unbearable legal pressure, he is considering stopping services in all Bahria Town projects. This news has caused fear among thousands of families living in Bahria Town areas in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and other cities.

People are now worried that essential services like security, water supply, electricity backup, and maintenance might come to a halt. Residents are demanding clear answers from Bahria Town’s management and are also calling on the government to take immediate action.

Property transfers and new bookings have already slowed down, and many people fear that homes under construction may not be completed or delivered on time. Investors and homeowners are now anxious about their savings and future living conditions.

Real estate experts have called this situation a major shock to the housing market. They warn that panic selling could lead to a sharp drop in property prices. Investor groups are advising people to stay calm, avoid quick decisions, and wait for official updates from Bahria Town or government authorities.

Many people on social media are expressing their concerns, while some supporters of Malik Riaz are asking for a business-friendly environment and less legal harassment.

The entire real estate sector is feeling the pressure, as Bahria Town plays a huge role in Pakistan’s property market. Construction workers, suppliers, and other businesses linked to Bahria Town are also being affected.

There is fear that foreign investors may lose interest in Pakistan’s property market due to this crisis.

Experts believe this situation highlights deeper problems in the country’s real estate system, such as weak regulations and too much dependence on a few large developers. They are calling for reforms that can protect both homeowners and investors.

Right now, residents and investors are being urged to remain calm, follow official announcements, and consult legal or property experts before making any big decisions.

Everyone is now waiting to see how Bahria Town and the government will handle this serious situation, which could affect the lives of thousands of people and shake the entire real estate market.