A Complete list of CDA sectors in Islamabad
Jan 26, 2022 by Naukhez Arshad Qadir
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Islamabad is one of the most beautiful Capitals in the world. The city is known for its lush green landscape, eco-friendly environment, and planned development. The city is divided into 5 zones and 9 CDA sectors in Islamabad for administration.
Unlike numerous development authorities all over the world, Capital Development Authority has a better reputation with respect to planning and development. CDA has a rich track record of planning and developing housing societies in the federal capital of Pakistan. These planned housing societies in Islamabad are known as Sectors.
The approved sectors in the Islamabad provide a safe opportunity to invest and offer a comfortable and luxurious lifestyle to the residents. The admirable planning and development in these sectors have made Islamabad the most peaceful city in Pakistan.
Here in this area guide, you will find a complete list of CDA sectors in Islamabad and know more about the world’s most beautiful capital of the world.
Unlike numerous development authorities all over the world, Capital Development Authority has a better reputation with respect to planning and development. CDA has a rich track record of planning and developing housing societies in the federal capital of Pakistan. These planned housing societies in Islamabad are known as Sectors.
The approved sectors in the Islamabad provide a safe opportunity to invest and offer a comfortable and luxurious lifestyle to the residents. The admirable planning and development in these sectors have made Islamabad the most peaceful city in Pakistan.
Here in this area guide, you will find a complete list of CDA sectors in Islamabad and know more about the world’s most beautiful capital of the world.
Zones in Islamabad:
Islamabad is divided into 5 administrative zones
- Zone-I
- Zone-II
- Zone-III
- Zone-IV
- Zone-V
Zone – I:
Zone-1 is a designated urban development area of Islamabad. It is the most organized and beautiful area of Islamabad and the largest residential area of the city. Zone 1 covers 54,958 acres of area. It includes sectors like I-8 to I-13, H-8 to H-13, G-5 to G-14, F-6 to F-14, along with Golra Village rural area.
Zone – II:
Zone 2 is also a designated urban area of Islamabad, and it is connected with Zone 1. The area covered in Zone 2 is around 9804 acres. The Zone is allotted to private housing societies and has become one of the most attractive parts of the city.
Zone – III:
Zone 3 covers 50393 acres of the land. The Zone covers most of the tourist attraction areas of Islamabad. Damn-e-Koh, Peer Sohawa, old historic villages like Saidpur, Shah Allah Ditta and Talhar falls under Zone 3, Islamabad. To maintain the blissful atmosphere and elegant charm CDA has restricted residential and commercial schemes in the Zone.
Zone – IV:
Zone 4 is spread over 69814 acres of land, and it is the largest zone of the city. Zone 4 is home to famous housing schemes like Park View City, Bani Gala, Bahria Enclave, and Shehzad Town. Simply Dam and Rawal Lake are also part of the Zone.
Zone – V:
Zone 5 covers 39029 acres of land. The Zone is located near the old airport and has become pretty populated quickly. Among approved housing societies in Zone 5 are PWD, DHA and Bahria Town
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Sectors in Islamabad:
Zones of Islamabad consist of different sectors. The features of CDA sectors in Islamabad are as follows:
- The sectors within these zones are divided into 2x2 Km area packets and categorized in: Alphabetical, vertical & horizontal order.
- According to these divisions, Sectors of Islamabad range from A to 1 alphabetically. Whereas, in numeric terms, the allocation ranges from 5 to 17. For example, Sector G is divided into 12 numbers from G-5 to G-17, while sector D is divided into seven numerical divisions. The same division goes for all classifications.
- The oldest sector of Islamabad are E, F and G, and then H and I sectors were developed. The allotted alphabets are meaningless as the division stands for certain development standards. For instance, sector G was designed for government employees of the Federal and affordable sector for the middle class. Likewise, sector F covers most embassies and High-class foreigners living in the area; therefore, it was an expensive and most-well developed area of the city.
Here are the details of each of these sectors to know all about features and living standards in Islamabad:
Sector A, B & C:
Sector A, B and C are undeveloped sectors of Islamabad; however, in the last few years, the development work on sector B-17 has started, and it is getting popularity among investors.
Sector D:
Sector D is further divided into seven numerical sub categories. It starts from D-11 and ends within D-17. D-12 is the only entirely developed sector of Islamabad. It is located at the serene location at the foot of Margalla Hills. The sector is growing gradually, and due to its location and boundaries, it is expected that the sector will be managed and administrated by Pak Army.
E Sector:
Sector E is luxurious and among the well-developed sectors of Islamabad. It ranges from E-7 to E-18. Lavish features and amenities make sector E an expensive and luxurious industry of Islamabad. E-8 & E-9 is home to renowned universities like Bahria, Air, and NDU. Among prominent landmarks located in the sector, E is
- Golra Sharif (Mausoleum of Pir Mehr Ali Shah) in E-11
- Faisal Masjid in E-8
- Damn-e-Koh in E-7
Sector F:
Sector F is the most luxurious and well-developed sector of the city. It ranges from F-5 to F-17. The sector is home to embassies and residences for foreigners, diplomats and overseas people. Among the famous places located in the sector are:
- Gol Market, in F-7
- Centaurus Mall in F-8, the mall has become one of the most famous landmarks of Islamabad.
- Fatima Jinnah Park in F-9, also known as F-9 Park
- Marriot Hotel in F-5
- Pakistan National Council of Arts F-5
G sector:
Sector G is the most populated sector of Islamabad. It is home to the majority of Federal employees and provides a comparatively affordable living. Some of the prominent landmarks in the industry are:
- Lal Masjid in G-6
- Ampara Market in G-6
- Jinnah Convention Centre in G-5
- Serena Hotel in G-5
- Rose and Jasmine Garden in G-6
- Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) in G-8
- Supreme Court of Pakistan in G-5
- Karachi Company G-9
Sector H:
Sector H ranges from H-8 to H-17. The sector is mainly reserved for educational institutes and healthcare centers. Sector H-12 is home to Pakistan’s leading university, NUST. Other prominent universities located in the industry are
- International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI) in H-10
- National University of Modern Languages (NUML) in H9
- Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) in H8
Sector I:
Sector I range from I-8 and ends with 1-18. The industry is a beautiful blend of residential and commercial areas. Sector i-8 is the most populated and well-developed sector. Apart from I-8, all other divisions of I are reserved for Industrial Zone. Sector I-9 and I-10 are already being used as industrial areas. Railway Carriage Factory is located in sector I-11. The future plan of CDA for the development of the sector includes
- Islamabad Railway Station in I-18 &
- Sector I-17 as an Industrial City
- Sector 1-10 is considered among the most affordable sectors of Islamabad. It provides proximity to universities like IIUI, and many students avail hostel and share base resident facilities in the industry.
Let’s wrap it up:
Islamabad real estate is a promising revenue-generating market of Pakistan. The rates of real estate in Islamabad are greater than in other cities around the country. In many sectors, the prices have already reached their maximum limit and are out of reach of common people.
However, CDA is developing new sectors rapidly, and other approved housing societies also provide investment opportunities to buyers. These sectors and housing schemes are not much expensive for now but have the potential to be highly revenue-generating in the future.
Among these newly developing sectors, B-17, D-12 and E-18 are the most promising sectors for investment in real estate in Islamabad with the prospect of ROI (Return on Investments). During last year, the value of properties in these sectors has doubled, and it is forecasted to increase further.
Apart from these, Sector G-13 and G-14 are located at the junction of twin cities and have easy access to developing housing societies. Both sectors are considered profitable areas to invest in plots or houses for sale in Islamabad.
So that’s a wrap! I hope this area guide will help to know about Islamabad better. Feel Free to share your feedback and queries at info@reall.pk. Visit Reall.Pk to search for the best investment opportunities in Islamabad.
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