DHA Quetta keeps drawing steady interest from property buyers, with three file sizes doing most of the talking: 5 Marla, 10 Marla, and 1 Kanal. Before committing funds, investors are weighing how each category trades, what the numbers look like today, and how tax rules shape the real payoff.
The first thing to grasp is the gap between barcode files and second ballot files. On paper they can look alike, yet the market treats them very differently. Barcode files see far heavier trading activity and easier liquidity. Much of that appeal comes from tax treatment: holding and selling a barcode file brings relief from the seller’s withholding tax, which translates into visible savings. Second ballot files take a different route — they must first be transferred into the buyer’s name, and a later sale then attracts withholding tax, trimming the net return.
That advantage, paired with stronger liquidity, lets barcode files fetch a modest premium. The spread between a barcode file and a second ballot file usually sits between 10,000 and 15,000 PKR, a gap that quietly steers decisions among experienced market participants.
On pricing, rates have settled into relatively reachable territory across the main sizes:
- 1 Kanal files are changing hands around 16,60,000 PKR.
- 10 Marla files stand close to 10,50,000 PKR.
- 5 Marla files trade within 6,80,000 to 7,00,000 PKR.
Looking ahead, expectations lean toward upward corrections in every category. Market targets suggest 1 Kanal files could break past the 20,00,000 PKR threshold as activity picks up. The 10 Marla segment is anticipated to advance into the 12,50,000 to 13,00,000 PKR range, while 5 Marla files are projected to shift toward 9,00,000 to 10,00,000 PKR over time.
For now, current valuations offer stable entry points, and longer-term indicators point to improved returns across all three primary file classifications.
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