Budget 2026-27 may impose restrictions on cash property purchases

Islamabad: The federal government is reportedly considering regulatory changes for the real estate sector in the 2026-27 budget, including restrictions or heavy fines on cash property purchases. The initiative aims to curb undisclosed wealth, anonymous investments, and undocumented transactions. Proposed measures emphasize linking property transactions to the banking system to ensure every major transaction is recorded and taxable. If implemented, buyers and investors would need to use banking channels, digital transfers, or other documented means for property payments. Authorities believe this will increase transparency in the real estate market and reduce the size of the informal cash economy. Experts advise phased implementation with clear guidance to prevent disruption for genuine buyers and businesses.

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