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Kingdom Valley Islamabad NOC: Legal Status Explained

Kingdom Valley Islamabad is stated to hold a PHATA NOC under registration DRG/PHATA/2176-2021. What that means, which authorities approve societies, and the project's planned facilities.

By EFS Marketing Research DeskPublished Updated 2 min read
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As stated in our original article, the NOC of Kingdom Valley Islamabad was approved by the Punjab Housing and Town Planning Agency (PHATA) under registration number DRG/PHATA/2176-2021. The project is developed by the Kingdom Group of Companies and is linked to the Naya Pakistan Housing scheme.

The Kingdom Group is led by its CEO and Chairman, Mr Ghulam Hussain Shahid Sanpal, who has been involved in a number of earlier real estate projects. This article explains what the NOC means, how approvals work in the twin cities and what the society plans to offer residents.

Societies with a valid NOC from a recognised authority tend to inspire more buyer confidence and are better placed to proceed with development. Before buying any residential or commercial plot, confirm that the society is approved by the authority responsible for its area.

Who issues NOCs?

AreaUsual approving authority
IslamabadCapital Development Authority (CDA)
RawalpindiRawalpindi Development Authority (RDA)
LahoreLahore Development Authority (LDA)
Some projects in Rawalpindi IslamabadDistrict Council or PHATA

Kingdom Valley falls into the last category, with its NOC cited from PHATA. For a wider view, see our list of PHATA-approved housing societies and NOC-approved housing societies in Islamabad.

Planned facilities

Beyond its legal status, the society's master plan divides residential and commercial plots into blocks, each intended to have facilities close at hand. The developers' plans include:

  • Water: large tanks and reservoirs, with filtration plants planned for drinking water.
  • Grand mosque: a large mosque for daily prayers and religious activities.
  • Gas and electricity: utility connections, with heavy generators planned as electricity backup.
  • Education and health: planned hospitals, schools and colleges within the society.
  • Security: a boundary wall built in the first phase of development, CCTV surveillance and armed guards.
  • Affordability: plot prices set with salaried and lower-income buyers in mind.
  • Location: access from several nearby routes and landmarks.

To see how the project compares with a nearby alternative, read Kingdom Valley Islamabad vs Blue World City.

Frequently asked questions

According to the source, its NOC was approved by PHATA under registration number DRG/PHATA/2176-2021. Approval status can change, so verify it with PHATA before booking.

This article is for general information only and is not financial or legal advice. Prices, approvals and project details change — verify with the developer and relevant authority before making any payment.

  • Kingdom Valley
  • NOC
  • PHATA
  • Legal status
  • Naya Pakistan Housing
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