Price Trends of Property in Sector D-12, Islamabad

Sector D-12 is among the latest sectors of Islamabad which are approved and developed by the Capital Development Authority (CDA). The sector lies adjacent to sector E-11, Islamabad, and can be easily accessed through the main Margalla Road.

Like other sectors of Islamabad, D-12 is also divided into sub-sectors providing commercial and residential facilities to the citizens of Islamabad. Moreover, the sector is equipped with all the basic amenities which are necessary for providing a convenient living.

Immovable properties in Pakistan are experiencing a surge in prices for the last few years. Through this blog, Graana.com explains the trend of property prices in Sector D-12 of Islamabad for the investors and people who are looking to purchase the plot in the vicinity of D-12. For this purpose, the base year is set in the year 2019 whereas the price variation will be calculated till the year 2021. Moreover, the prices of property will be determined based on plot size.

4 Marlas

Suitable for the requirements of small families, the 4marla plot is the smallest plot size identified by Graana.com in sector D-12 for determining the price variation. The price variation of such a plot is explained as follows:

The price of the 4 Marla plot in sector D-12 varied between Rs. 10.2 million – Rs. 10.3 million, after two years the price of the same plot is observed between Rs. 10.6 million – Rs. 10.8 million. Thus the prices since 2019-2021 of the same plot in sector D-12 have increased by 25%-30%.

5 Marlas

Next in line is the plot size of 5 Marlas, this respective plot size also caters to the needs of small families and is one of the commonly bought plot sizes in the market. The percentage variation in the prices of the plot of 5 Marlas is given below.

According to the data, the price of the 5 Marla plot in 2019 was recorded between Rs. 10.4 million – Rs. 10.5 million, whereas the prices within two years in 2021 are observed between Rs. 20 million – Rs. 20.5 million. Hence, the prices of the 5marla plot of sector D-12 increased by 30%-35% from the year 2019-2021.

8 Marlas

The plot of 8Marlas is also among the most common plots bought in the real estate market. The variation in the price of plots of 8marlas is given as

As mentioned in the chart, the price of the 8marla plot in 2019 was recorded between Rs. 20.2 million – Rs. 20.4 million, after two years the prices in 2021 are recorded between the price brackets of Rs. 20.8 million – Rs. 30.6 million. Hence, the percentage increase in the price of the 8 Marla plot is recorded between 20%-25%.

10 Marlas

Being a mid-range plot, the plot of such size caters to the need of families which are neither small nor large in number. The price of 8marla plot over two years from 2019-2021 is explained as:

The price of a 10 Marla plot in 2019 was noted between Rs. 30 million – Rs. 30.2 million and after two years, the price of the same plot in 2021 is recorded between Rs. 37.5 million – Rs. 42.5 million. Thus the prices since 2019-2021 of the same plot in sector D-12 have increased by 20%-25%.

14 Marlas

The plot of 14marlas caters to the needs of large families thus bought by those people who are living in a joint family system. The price variation of the 14 Marla plot in sector D-12 is mentioned as under:

According to the given data, the price of the 14marla plot in 2019 was recorded between Rs. 37.5 million – Rs. 38 million whereas after the period of two years the price of the 14 Marla plot has risen to Rs. 45 million – Rs. 50 million. Therefore, the percentage increase in the price of 14 Marlas is observed between 20%-25%.

1 Kanal

The plot of 1 Kanal also suits the requirements of the families living in a joint family system and mostly purchased by the buyers who are in search of large accommodations. The price variation in a plot size of 1 Kanal is given as below:

The price of a 1 Kanal plot in 2019 was registered between Rs. 45 million – Rs. 50 million, however in the passage of two years, the price in 2021 was recorded between Rs. 50.5 million – Rs. 60 million. Therefore, the percentage increase from 2019-2021 is observed between 18%-20%.

600 Sq. Yds.

The last plot whose price variation is to be determined is 600 sq. yd. The price variation of a plot of 600 sq. yd. is given as follows:

The price of a plot spanning over 600 sq. yd. in 2019 was recorded between the values of Rs. 55 million – Rs. 70 million whereas after two years, from 2019-2021; the prices of a plot of the same size have been recorded between Rs 60 million – Rs. 90 million, with the increase in price observed between 10%-22%.