Written by Junaid Hamid, Head of IQI Karachi Pakistan

Karachi’s Property Market in October 2025: Infrastructure-led Optimism Gains Ground 

Karachi’s real estate outlook for October 2025 is anchored by a wave of infrastructure improvements and long-term urban planning.

The newly announced Greater Karachi Regional Plan 2047 (GKRP) promises to reshape future development decisions with clearer zoning, housing, transport, and utility strategies.

While still in its early stages, the plan offers investors improved predictability—especially in corridors prioritized for infrastructure sequencing.

On the ground, the city has launched a targeted road repair program, with District Central seeing active resurfacing.

These upgrades, although subtle, improve access and make previously overlooked inner-neighbourhood assets more attractive to renters and buyers alike. 

Several major flyover projects—most notably at Khalid Bin Waleed Road, Azeem Pura, and Quaidabad—are set to dramatically ease cross-city congestion, shortening travel times and boosting the appeal of adjacent micro-markets.

Water reliability is also getting attention, with progress on the Hub Canal and K-IV upgrades expected to ease supply pressures by year-end.

Coastal value is getting a lift too, with the launch of Pakistan’s first floating mangrove park in Korangi Creek, enhancing the lifestyle appeal of waterfront areas.

For investors, the near-term play lies in execution: well-positioned assets near upgraded roads, flyovers, or utility improvements are likely to see rental and occupancy gains first, followed by pricing uplift once public confidence in delivery grows. 

Source by Zameen News