Rawalpindi: The Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) is set to introduce a QR-coded property transfer system as part of its plan to modernize property management and bring greater transparency to urban development processes.
The decision was made during a recent meeting chaired by RDA Director General Kinza Murtaza, where officials discussed reforms for property transfer mechanisms in RDA-approved multi-storey and mixed-use projects, including condominiums, residential apartments, and commercial units.
According to the authority, the new digital allotment and transfer system will be extended to plots in private housing societies approved by the RDA. The initiative aims to ensure secure, traceable, and tamper-proof documentation, reducing the risks of forgery and unauthorized transactions.
Kinza Murtaza emphasized that the digitized process will streamline procedures, enhance transparency, and strengthen public confidence in Rawalpindi’s real estate sector. She directed all relevant departments to expedite the implementation of the approved proposals.
Senior RDA officials, including Additional Director General Mansoor Ahmad Khan and Chief Planner Muhammad Tahir Meo, attended the meeting. The Director General also appreciated the IT and planning teams for their role in advancing the authority’s modernization and e-governance agenda.
With the launch of the QR-based transfer system, the RDA aims to take a major step toward digital transformation, secure property transfers, and improved governance across Rawalpindi’s housing and development projects.
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