Faisal Hills Block C is developed under the Faisal Hills umbrella project by Zedem International, led by Chaudhry Abdul Majeed — the same team behind Faisal Town, Faisal Margalla City, and Faisal Residencia. Block C sits at a genuinely convenient point in the master plan: it borders Block B on one side and shares a boundary with New City Phase 2 on the other, giving residents a connected, fully serviced stretch of the society.
The block offers both residential plots for sale and commercial plots, in sizes ranging from 5 Marla up to 1 Kanal for residential use, with a mix of commercial sizes suited to retail and small business space. It’s planned as a self-contained residential community — parks, mosques, schools, a playground, and a 100-foot main boulevard are all part of the layout, not an afterthought.
For families looking for a long-term home and investors looking for a high ROI real estate investment, Block C tends to tick most of the boxes: legal clarity, location, and livability.
Faisal Hills, including Block C, is developed by Zedem International, a Pakistani real estate development company headed by Chaudhry Abdul Majeed. The same group has delivered Faisal Town, Faisal Margalla City, Faisal Residencia, and Faisal Villas, among other projects — a track record that matters when you're putting money into a housing scheme that's still under active development. That said, due diligence is still on you. Before transferring any booking amount, ask the sales office for the latest layout plan approval documents and confirm the current legal status directly — developers can and do revise phasing and approvals over time, and a quick verification call costs you nothing compared to the size of the investment.
Faisal Hills holds a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA), which covers Block C as part of the wider project. In plain terms, an RDA approved housing society means the layout plan has gone through regulatory review — it's one of the clearer signals that a housing project is operating within the legal framework rather than as an unauthorized scheme. Even so, NOC status for housing societies developed in phases can change as new blocks are added or amended, so it's worth confirming the current, block-specific approval status with RDA or the developer's office before booking, especially if you're buying for resale rather than to build immediately.
Block C sits right on the main GT Road, between Block B and New City Phase 2, which is one of its biggest practical advantages. You’re not buried deep inside the society reachable only by internal roads — you’re close to a major artery that connects straight through to Taxila, Rawalpindi, and Islamabad.
From Block C, the M-1 Motorway is reachable via MPCHS Multi Gardens B-17 Block G, and Sangjani Toll Plaza puts you on a direct route toward Islamabad and onward toward Peshawar. Islamabad International Airport is a comfortable drive away too, which matters if you travel frequently or simply want easy airport access for family and guests.
For comparison, buyers often cross-shop Block C against other GT Road and suburban Islamabad societies such as Taj Residencia, Top City 1, Blue World City, and Capital Smart City. Block C generally holds its own on accessibility, mainly because of its direct GT Road frontage rather than an internal access road shared with several other societies.
The Faisal Hills Block C map shows the block positioned along GT Road, flanked by Block B and Block D, with New City Phase 2 directly adjacent. Reviewing the map before booking is genuinely useful — it lets you see exactly how close a specific plot is to the main boulevard, the nearest park or mosque, and the boundary roads, rather than relying on a sales pitch alone. Ask your sales representative for the latest approved map layout, since plot numbering inside blocks is sometimes revised as development phases are finalized.
The master plan for Block C is built around a 100-foot-wide main boulevard with 40-foot internal streets, which keeps both through-traffic and local movement smooth even as the block fills up. The layout includes residential and commercial plots, several parks, mosques, educational institutions, a playground, a football ground, and a filling station — essentially the full set of conveniences you’d expect from a planned residential development rather than a basic plot subdivision.
Because Block C has direct sightlines toward the surrounding hills, plots closer to the green belts and boulevard frontage tend to carry a premium over interior plots — something worth factoring into your budget if a scenic view near the Margalla Hills matters to you.
Smaller plots (5–8 Marla) suit first-time buyers and smaller families looking for an affordable property investment, while 10 Marla and 1 Kanal plots work better for larger households or anyone planning a more substantial build with room to expand later.Residential plots in Block C are available in the following sizes:
(25×50)
(30×60)
(35×70)
(40×80)
(50×90) (60×90)
Commercial plot prices vary more than residential ones because location along the boulevard matters so much for footfall — boulevard-facing commercial plots command a noticeably higher rate than interior commercial plots. As a general range, expect commercial plots in Block C to be priced higher per square foot than equivalent residential land, with exact figures depending on frontage and current development phase — confirm the latest rate sheet with the sales office, since commercial pricing here moves faster than residential pricing.Commercial plots near Taxila and along the GT Road frontage of Block C are available in these sizes:
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial pricing moves faster than residential confirm the latest rate sheet with the sales office before making a decision.
Block C is designed as a genuinely family-friendly community, not just a grid of plots. The amenities include:
Distributed across the block for easy access to daily prayers.
Dedicated recreation & family entertainment space.
School, college, university and a vocational institute.
Manicured spaces for walking, jogging and family time.
Sewerage treatment plant & solid waste management.
Electricity, Sui gas connections & managed water supply.
100 ft main boulevard with 40 ft well-lit internal streets.
Plus a designated graveyard within the block.
Prices vary by size, location within the block, and development progress. Treat these as a starting reference always confirm with the sales team before payment.
65 Lac – 80 Lac
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1.20 Cr – 1.40 Cr
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1.80 Cr – 2.0 Cr
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Resale plots are usually priced based on location (boulevard-facing vs. interior), how much of the original payment plan has been paid, and the seller's urgency. Verify the original allotment letter and transfer paperwork carefully before paying any token amount.
Main boulevard, internal roads and service roads are largely complete. The water supply channel is built, demarcation is finished in most sectors, and several plots are already available for possession. Ask which sector your plot falls in — pace varies by sector.
Booking a plot in Block C is a fairly standard process, but it helps to have your documents ready in advance so you don’t lose time once you’ve decided on a plot:
2 photocopies of your CNIC for identity verification. .
Two recent passport-size photographs for your file.
Full booking amount or agreed down payment to reserve.
Copy for emergency contact and verification records
Accessibility advantage over societies with only a single internal access road.
A real layer of legal security vs. unapproved or informally marketed schemes.
Roads, utilities and early possession reduce "will this ever get built" risk.
Residential + commercial plots support steadier long-term demand.
Proximity to HITEC University & Islamabad supports rental demand.
No guaranteed outcome, but fundamentals are solid vs. comparable societies.
As with any real estate investment in Islamabad's suburban corridor, returns depend on continued development pace and broader market conditions — there's no guaranteed outcome, but the fundamentals here are more solid than in many comparable societies along the same stretch of GT Road.
Block C is located on the main GT Road, between Faisal Hills Block B and New City Phase 2, near Taxila and within a comfortable drive of Islamabad.
Yes, Faisal Hills holds an RDA-issued No Objection Certificate covering the project, including Block C. Because approvals can be updated as phases progress, it's wise to confirm current status with RDA or the developer before booking
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Residential plots in Block C range from 5 Marla up to 1 Kanal, including 5, 8, 10, and 14 Marla options, giving buyers flexibility based on family size and budget.
As of the latest pricing, a 10 Marla plot in Block C generally falls between roughly PKR 1.20 Crore and 1.40 Crore, though this depends on the plot's exact location and current market activity.
A 1 Kanal plot in Block C is typically priced between PKR 1.80 Crore and 2.0 Crore, with boulevard-facing plots usually commanding the higher end of that range.
Yes, resale plots are commonly available in Block C. Pricing depends on location within the block, how much of the original payment plan has been paid, and current demand — always verify the allotment and transfer documents before paying.