The registry
The part you can check
Nine records. Plain language, real documents, and the gaps marked as gaps.
Everything on the rest of this website is us making a case. This section is different: it exists so that you do not have to believe us.
Pakistani buyers are told, correctly, to check the approval, check the authority, check that the seller has a real address, and distrust anything that cannot be verified. That advice exists because it is needed. We would rather meet it than work around it.
Where a record is incomplete it says so, in the same typeface as everything else. A gap you can see is worth more to you than a claim you cannot test.
- R-01 The approval Which authority approved this building, under what instrument, with what number — and the scan, so you can check it against the original rather than take our word.
- R-02 What you actually receive The document that makes the floor yours, named in plain words, together with what it does not do. This is the page a lawyer should read first.
- R-03 Is this even legal? You have read about portions being sealed in Karachi. Here is what that crackdown was actually about, how this differs, and how to verify that independently.
- R-04 Stairs, roof and parking Who owns each shared part, who pays for it, and how a disagreement is settled — written down before you buy rather than argued about after.
- R-05 Meters and connections Electricity, gas and water: what is separate, what is shared, and in whose name each connection stands.
- R-06 Selling your floor The transfer process, what it costs, what clearance you need from us, and what we are not allowed to refuse.
- R-07 Who we are The company behind Central Point, its registration, its physical office, and what it has built before.
- R-08 Construction log Dated photographs of the actual site, published monthly. Not renders.
- R-09 Every document One page listing everything published here, with dates, so you can see at a glance what exists and what does not.
Verifying a document we gave you
Every receipt and contract issued by Central Point carries a QR code and a reference number. Scanning it checks the document against the system that issued it, which will tell you whether it is genuine and whether it has since been cancelled.