Faisal Hills, between Block A and Block C, on the 225-ft Grand Boulevard
5 Marla to 2 Kanal (residential); four commercial sizes from 90×84 to 220×229
RDA Approved
Roughly PKR 35 Lakh to 1.85 Crore, depending on size, plot type, and exact location
Mostly full cash on current resale plots confirm with the sales office whether any installment options are open
Main roads and boulevard largely complete; commercial zones still under construction
Treat this table as a starting reference rather than a final quote. Prices and payment terms across Faisal Hills tend to move every few months, so confirm current figures before transferring any payment.
Block B holds a genuinely central position in Faisal Hills. It sits directly between Block A and Block C, fronting the 225-foot Grand Boulevard that runs through the heart of the society. That boulevard connects out to the main GT Road, which is the real advantage here — Block B residents aren’t tucked away on a side street; they’re on the society’s primary artery.
Beyond the boulevard, the block benefits from being close to Taxila, Wah Cantt, and the M-1 Motorway ramp, while still being a manageable drive from both Rawalpindi and Islamabad. For families who want a quieter setting without losing easy access to the twin cities, that’s a fairly rare balance to strike.
These are estimates and will vary with traffic and your exact starting point inside the block, but they reflect the access most residents report.
Faisal Hills, including Block B, holds NOC approval from the Rawalpindi Development Authority, covering roughly 11,823 kanals of land. Approval confirms the land's legal and planning status — it isn't a statement about construction progress on any given day. Before paying anything, ask to see current NOC documentation directly from the developer, or check RDA's own published records.
Block B was planned with a wide spread of plot sizes, which is part of why it appeals to such a range of buyers — from someone buying their first 5 Marla plot to a developer eyeing a commercial corner.
Six standard sizes
Six standard sizes
The block also includes sites for high-rise apartment and mixed-use commercial projects, including third-party developments like Sky Prime, built on the boulevard frontage.
| Plot Size | Approximate Price Range (PKR) |
|---|---|
| 5 Marla | 35 Lakh – 70 Lakh |
| 8 Marla | 50 Lakh – 95 Lakh |
| 10 Marla | 75 Lakh – 1.25 Crore |
| 14 Marla | 95 Lakh – 1.50 Crore |
| 1 Kanal | 1.15 Crore – 1.85 Crore |
The most actively traded size — suits first-time buyers and tends to be the easiest to resell.
Attracts growing families who've outgrown a 5 Marla footprint but aren't ready for a full Kanal.
A useful in-between size for more space than 10 Marla without jumping straight to a Kanal.
Draws buyers planning larger homes, plus investors eyeing stronger long-term resale appeal.
Replace these price ranges with your current, verified figures before publishing — real estate prices move fast.
Most Block B plots on the market today are resale here’s what that means for how you pay.
Original allotments have largely sold out, so many current listings are full-cash transactions rather than fresh installment plans from the developer. Some sources indicate cash-only terms specifically for new Block B inventory.
Case-by-case Resale sellers may be open to negotiated payment structures on a case-by-case basis. If an installment plan matters to you, ask the sales office directly whether anything is currently open, and get the payment schedule in writing before booking.
Comparing the effective cost of cash versus installments developers and resellers often price the two differently will help you judge Block B fairly against other blocks you might be considering.
Steady, visible progress roads and utilities are functioning; commercial zones are still catching up.
Roads & Grand Boulevard
Original allotments have largely sold out, so many current listings are full-cash transactions rather than fresh installment plans from the developer. Some sources indicate cash-only terms specifically for new Block B inventory.
Utilities & Possession
Basic utilities — electricity, water, and sewerage — are operational across much of the developed area. A meaningful number of plot owners have taken possession and started building.
Commercial Zones
Commercial zones are still under construction — a normal pattern at this stage, since residential infrastructure and roads tend to come online well before large institutional and commercial buildings
Sports Complex & Theme Park
Planned community facilities like the sports complex and theme park are progressing. Ask the sales office for a specific projected timeline rather than relying on a general estimate
What's Coming Next
Based on the pace of work so far, remaining commercial zones and recreational facilities are expected to progress further over the coming year, though pacing can shift with broader market conditions.
Designed as a complete, self-contained community not just a grid of plots.
Not every facility is finished yet, particularly the larger commercial and recreational builds — but core utility and security infrastructure across developed sections is functioning.
What makes Block B worth a second look and what to weigh against it.
Its position on the Grand Boulevard, directly linking to GT Road, gives Block B stronger commercial potential than some of the more residential-only blocks in the society — part of why third-party developers have built high-rise projects here. RDA approval reduces a major category of legal risk that affects unapproved schemes elsewhere in the region. And because most original plots have already sold out, the resale market itself signals real demand — a more concrete data point than a developer’s own projections.
No single block guarantees returns. Pakistan’s real estate market has had both rapid growth periods and long plateaus, and Block B’s limited resale inventory means prices can be less predictable than in blocks still selling fresh allotments.
Compare Block B against other Faisal Hills blocks and against your own timeline for holding the property, rather than assuming steady appreciation.
A fairly standard processhaving documents ready before your first visit saves a second trip.
Two copies of your CNIC (NICOP for overseas clients)
Two copies of your next of kin's CNIC
Two passport-sized photographs
Proof of booking payment or full payment, depending on deal structure
overseas Pakistanis: NICOP replaces a standard CNIC as your primary ID. Many overseas buyers also arrange a power of attorney for a trusted representative in Pakistan to manage site visits and paperwork, though this isn’t always strictly required. Confirm directly with the seller whether remote booking and payment through your own bank channels is supported for your specific transaction.
Pick a size and location within Block A based on budget and purpose.
Confirm cash vs. installment terms directly with the sales office and get the payment schedule in writing.
Gather CNIC / NICOP copies, next-of-kin CNIC, photographs, and proof of payment.
Complete the booking payment and receive your documented transaction record.
A quick way to think about where to buy within Faisal Hills.
Largest block in the society; central position between Block A & Block C on the main boulevard; widest plot-size range.
Premium price point with more centralized development.
Premium price point with more centralized development.
Strong GT Road connection similar to Block B, with different plot variety.
Varies in development stage and price worth checking individually.
Varies in development stage and price worth checking individually.
If boulevard frontage, mixed-use potential, and a wide range of plot sizes matter most to you, Block B is usually the strongest fit among the residential blocks.
Block B includes a premium range of high-rise projects, including
The Block B facilities include wide roads, spacious streets, graveyards, mosques, parks, a sports complex, a theme park, educational institutions and essential utilities (electricity, gas, water).
Block B of Faisal Hills, Islamabad, lies between society’s Block A and Block C.
Block B includes plots of various sizes, residential and commercial, as well as high-rise apartment sites.
The block offers residential plots for sale in 5 Marla, 8 Marla, 10 Marla, 14 Marla, 1 Kanal, and 2 Kanal sizes.
Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) issued the NOC (No Objection Certificate) for Faisal Hills. The total of 11823 kanals of land is officially approved by the RDA.