March 19, 2024
At PropSure, our land consolidation strategy is underpinned by a rigorous valuation methodology. We leverage quantitative analysis to ascertain the average land price, employing data-driven insights from DC Rate, Market Rate, and Valuation or DOR Tables.
In addition, we conduct a thorough assessment of the land consolidation status, integrating this with our valuation to paint a detailed picture of the land’s developmental prospects. Our due diligence process encompasses the certification of the minimum access road width, ensuring it meets statutory requirements, and the meticulous validation of revenue documents such as Fard, Intiqal, Registry, Aks-shajra, and Musavi Girdawri/Possession Certificate.
Our technical acumen extends to the identification of potential land from ownership documents, accurately pinpointing its on-site location with superimposed Musavis/Lathas, and detecting any discrepancies between the documents and the Digital Land Information System or between documented and possessed land on-site. This detailed approach empowers our clients with the confidence to navigate the complexities of land acquisition with precision and assurance.
At PropSure, we streamline the approval process by meticulously obtaining the requisite sanction from authoritative revenue bodies. Our expertise lies in the acquisition of Non-encumbrance Certificates (NECs) from Registrar Offices, which serve as a testament to the clear title of the land.
We employ a systematic approach to identify and reconcile discrepancies between the documented land records and the actual land possession on-site. This includes a thorough legal review to ascertain the land’s status and the resolution of any encumbrances, thereby safeguarding our clients’ investments and facilitating a clear transfer of ownership.
The success or failure of a project primarily depends on four specific parameters: Ownership, Approval, Demand, and Delivery. Ownership issues in Pakistan arise due to the presence of age-old land records dating back to 1906. There is no single updated digital land record system to facilitate improved land transfers and bring transparency to ownership status.
The approval of a project deals with the existing development plan (Master Plan, Outline Development Plan, Peri-urban Structure Plan, etc.), applicable bylaws, and the concerned regulatory authority. The demand for the project can be determined by analyzing the social and demographic aspects of the project area, incorporating SWOT analysis, PEST analysis, financial analysis, and demand and supply analysis. Delivery of any project relies on cash flows and project management. This Ownership, Approval, Demand, and Delivery (OADD) approach is adopted to determine the project’s status in terms of prospective success or failure.
Feasibility studies emphasize the demand and delivery of the project by considering its technical, operational, economic, and financial aspects. They provide stakeholders with the specific knowledge and understanding necessary to make important investment decisions. This is achieved through careful determination of market size and key players in the site proximity, site potential, possible hurdles, and roadblocks to scrutinize the practicability and viability of a given project. The service includes:
We conduct a preliminary reconnaissance survey to gather essential data on the existing transportation infrastructure and traffic patterns in the project area.
Our team conducts a detailed inventory survey of the road network, including information on road types, lanes, intersections, and signage.
We collect data on traffic volumes through manual classified surveys, categorizing vehicles based on their type and direction of travel.
Our analysis includes assessing the modal split of transportation modes used in the project area, such as private vehicles, public transit, walking, and cycling.
Using standards set by the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE), we estimate the number of trips generated by the proposed development based on its size, type, and location.
We evaluate the existing transport infrastructure's capacity and adequacy to accommodate projected increases in traffic demand resulting from the proposed development.
Our study includes analyzing both internal trips (within the project area) and external trips (incoming and outgoing trips to/from the project area) to understand the project's traffic impacts comprehensively.
We optimize the road network and assign routes to minimize congestion and improve traffic flow, considering factors such as travel time and safety.
PropSure develops a traffic circulation plan that outlines how vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists will move within and around the project area to ensure efficient and safe transportation.
We assess the cumulative traffic impacts of the proposed development in conjunction with other existing and planned developments in the area.
Our analysis includes evaluating the road network's capacity, connectivity, and potential bottlenecks to identify areas requiring improvement or expansion.
We determine the level of service (LOS) for various road segments and intersections, indicating the quality of traffic flow and congestion levels.
Using occupancy data, we estimate the traffic generation potential of the proposed development, considering factors such as land use, building occupancy, and peak-hour traffic patterns.
PropSure initiates the EIA process by screening proposed projects to determine the need for a full assessment. Scoping activities follow, identifying key environmental issues and stakeholders to guide the assessment process effectively.
PropSure conducts extensive baseline data sampling to establish a clear understanding of existing environmental conditions before project implementation. This includes comprehensive assessments of air quality, noise levels, water quality, and ecological parameters.
PropSure engages with local communities through surveys and consultations to assess the socio-economic impacts of proposed projects. By evaluating factors such as employment, income, and community well-being, PropSure ensures a holistic understanding of project implications.
PropSure conducts thorough stakeholder analyses to identify and engage with relevant stakeholders, including government agencies, NGOs, and local communities. By understanding stakeholder interests and concerns, PropSure facilitates transparent decision-making.
PropSure conducts detailed site analyses to evaluate the physical, ecological, and socio-economic characteristics of proposed project sites. This includes assessments of biodiversity, land use, and cultural heritage to inform site suitability.
PropSure ensures compliance with applicable environmental laws, regulations, and bylaws throughout the EIA process. By adhering to standards governing environmental protection, land use planning, and wildlife conservation, PropSure maintains regulatory compliance.
PropSure evaluates potential environmental, social, and economic impacts of proposed projects, considering factors such as air quality, water resources, noise levels, biodiversity, and human health. This comprehensive assessment guides mitigation efforts.
Based on the findings of impact assessments, PropSure develops robust mitigation measures to minimize or eliminate adverse project impacts. These measures may include design modifications, pollution control measures, and environmental management plans.
PropSure supports project proponents in presenting EIA study findings and addressing stakeholder concerns during public hearings. By facilitating transparent communication and informed decision-making, PropSure promotes project acceptance.
PropSure assists project proponents in obtaining EIA approvals from regulatory authorities. By demonstrating compliance with applicable laws and regulations, as well as the effectiveness of mitigation measures, PropSure ensures project approval and implementation in accordance with environmental standards.
We meticulously prepare defense presentations to advocate for your project before regulatory bodies. These presentations are tailored to highlight key aspects such as topographic surveys, master planning/layout planning, traffic impact assessments (TIA), and environmental impact assessments (EIA).
We present technical defenses of the project before regulatory committees such as the Planning & Design Committee (PDC), District Planning and Development Council (DPDC), High-Level Design Committee (HLDC), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and Traffic Engineering and Transportation Agency (TEPA). Our defense strategy is backed by thorough analysis and adherence to regulatory requirements.
PropSure offers comprehensive technical and legal support throughout the planning approval process. We ensure that all necessary documentation is in order and provide expert guidance on navigating regulatory frameworks and compliance requirements.
We represent your project before the concerned regulatory authority, presenting detailed architectural drawings, structural drawings, and MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) drawings and certificates. Additionally, we provide essential documentation such as possession certificates from Land/Survey Division, firefighting certificates and drawings, CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) certificates, and soil investigation reports.
Our experts thoroughly review and ensure compliance with the latest building control regulations, ensuring that your project adheres to the prescribed guidelines and standards set forth in the Building Control Regulations.
We assess your project's structural integrity in accordance with seismic provisions outlined in the Building Codes of Pakistan, ensuring that appropriate measures are taken to mitigate seismic risks and enhance structural resilience.
PropSure evaluates your project's energy efficiency and compliance with energy provisions stipulated in the Building Codes of Pakistan. We assist in incorporating energy-efficient design elements and systems to optimize energy usage and minimize environmental impact.
Our team ensures that your project meets the requisite fire safety provisions outlined in the Building Codes of Pakistan. This includes reviewing firefighting certificates and drawings, implementing fire safety measures, and ensuring the safety and well-being of occupants.
PropSure follows up with Capital Development Authority (CDA) and other development authorities to ensure compliance, monitoring, and site visits. This includes submitting progress reports and obtaining completion certificates as per regulatory standards.
PropSure works with National Highway Authority (NHA) and highway authorities to maintain the character of access roads and ensure smooth traffic channelization during project implementation.
PropSure assists in addressing tax issues, facilitating civic amenities, beautification of parks, and ensuring availability of water infrastructure through coordination with metropolitan/municipal corporations.
PropSure periodically updates land status through processes like Girdawri, ensuring accurate documentation and compliance with land regulations.
PropSure facilitates the acquisition of No Objection Certificates (NOCs) for height clearance from Civil Aviation Authority, ensuring compliance with aviation safety regulations.
PropSure manages the approval process for environmental impact assessments (IEE/EIA) with the Environmental Protection Agency, ensuring projects meet environmental standards and receive necessary approvals.
PropSure obtains necessary NOCs from the Irrigation Department, particularly regarding clearance of projects from flood-prone areas, to ensure project safety and compliance with water management regulations.
PropSure coordinates with utility providers such as Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL), Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO), and Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) to ensure provision of services like gas, electricity, and water supply. This includes addressing grid requirements and facilitating testing and fitting of the entire system to meet project needs.
By providing these regulatory services, PropSure ensures that projects adhere to legal requirements, maintain environmental sustainability, and contribute positively to communities and infrastructure development.
We assist you in compiling and submitting all necessary documents essential for obtaining the Completion Certificate. This includes obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from various authorities such as the Civil Aviation Authority, Revenue Directorate, and City Sewerage Division.
We oversee the preparation and submission of accurate As-Built Completion Drawings and As-Built Firefighting Drawings. Additionally, we ensure the acquisition of a Plinth Level Certificate to validate the structural integrity of your building.
Our team facilitates the procurement of essential certifications, including those affirming the soundness and stability of your structure. We also coordinate the acquisition of MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) Certificates from enlisted consultants recognized by regulatory bodies such as the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).
We guide you through the process of obtaining necessary approvals, including Fire Fighting plans, and ensure the submission of indemnity bonds, affidavits, and certificates from PEC Registered Consultants to meet regulatory requirements.
Throughout the construction journey, we ensure the timely issuance of Construction Stages Certificates from architects, engineers, and vetting consultants. These certificates serve as crucial milestones, verifying compliance with regulatory standards and project specifications at each stage of development.
In today’s business environment, ensuring the integrity and reliability of financial records is vital for maintaining trust and transparency. However, instances of fraud or irregularities can pose significant risks to organizations. At PropSure, we offer Forensic Audit Services designed to uncover such issues through meticulous investigation and analysis.
Our services are tailored to assist clients in identifying discrepancies, assessing liabilities, and providing factual evidence for legal proceedings. With a focus on thorough planning and precise execution, we employ substantive techniques to review documents, analyze data, and evaluate internal controls. Through our comprehensive approach, we aim to deliver actionable insights that enable our clients to address challenges effectively and safeguard their financial interests.
We initiate the process by meticulously planning the investigation, outlining objectives, scope, and methodologies to ensure a systematic and comprehensive approach.
Employing substantive techniques, we conduct reconciliations and review planning documents, inventory records, and other relevant documents to identify discrepancies and irregularities.
In-depth analysis of comparative data from different segments is conducted, comparing it with benchmarks such as approved plans or inventory records to identify anomalies.
We assess the effectiveness of internal controls within the organization or process under investigation, evaluating their capability in preventing and detecting fraudulent activities.
Thorough inventory reconciliation is conducted, comparing physical inventory counts with documented records to ensure accuracy and identify potential discrepancies.
Throughout the forensic audit process, meticulous documentation of findings is maintained, ensuring a comprehensive record of evidence and observations.
Our analysis is grounded in factual evidence, ensuring an objective interpretation of findings and conclusions.
A summary of evidence gathered during the investigation is compiled, presenting key findings and supporting documentation in a clear and concise manner.
Based on findings, clients are provided with suggestions for improving internal controls, processes, and procedures to mitigate risks and enhance governance.
Digital Inventory Management is a strategic approach to efficiently track, manage, and forecast inventory using digital tools and systems. At PropSure, our digital inventory management services encompass a range of features to streamline inventory operations and ensure accuracy. Here’s a summary of the key features included in our digital inventory management services:
We employ advanced forecasting techniques to predict future inventory needs based on historical data, market trends, and demand fluctuations.
Our perpetual planning system enables continuous product planning and replenishment, ensuring optimal inventory levels to meet demand while minimizing excess stock.
We prepare comprehensive decks containing detailed information on inventory levels, trends, and forecasts, providing stakeholders with actionable insights for decision-making.
Our inventory tracking system utilizes advanced technologies such as barcode scanning and RFID tagging to monitor inventory movement in real-time, ensuring accurate and up-to-date inventory records.
We conduct regular inventory reconciliation to compare physical inventory counts with digital records, identifying discrepancies and implementing corrective measures to maintain inventory accuracy.
We adhere to the FIFO approach in allotting title numbers to inventory title plans and title registers, ensuring that older inventory is used or sold first to minimize inventory obsolescence and wastage.