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In a significant move to facilitate thousands of government employees and allottees, the Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA)—under the Ministry of Housing & Works, Government of Pakistan—has announced a relief package for plot holders in Sector F-14 and Sector F-15 Islamabad. The decision comes amid continued requests from allottees facing financial challenges and aims to support timely payments without the burden of late surcharges.

According to an official statement released by the authority, FGEHA has decided to accept all outstanding dues and additional installment payments for both sectors without any late payment surcharge, but only within the current announced schedule. This relief measure is expected to ease pressure on retired and near-retirement federal employees, including judges, bureaucrats, and other high-ranking officials, who were allotted plots in these prime sectors under the FGEHA membership drive program.

 

Background & Legal Milestone

This development follows the landmark Supreme Court judgment, which resolved the long-standing land acquisition dispute for both Sectors F-14 and F-15. The apex court’s decision overturned the previous verdict of the Islamabad High Court and came in favor of the FGEHA, paving the way for legal clarity and further development.

Previously, confusion regarding Drive I and Drive II membership allotment policies had led to legal action by some petitioners. The Supreme Court’s ruling has now cleared the legal bottlenecks, and the authority has reaffirmed its commitment to proceed with development, balloting, and eventual plot transfers.

 

Development Milestone: FWO Takes Over

In terms of infrastructure, a significant milestone has been achieved as development tenders for Sectors F-14 and F-15 have officially been awarded to the Frontier Works Organization (FWO)—a reputable name in Pakistan’s infrastructure development sector. With FWO on board, all eyes are now on visible on-ground progress which will turn the promise of these sectors into reality.

Balloting has already been completed, and plot numbers have been allotted in both sectors. However, plots currently remain non-transferable, a move that has added a layer of risk for open-market investors. Still, affidavit-based transactions are taking place where buyers commit through legal agreements until official transfers are allowed in the future.

 

Property Market: Prices Skyrocketing

Before balloting, the price for a 10 marla plot in these sectors was around PKR 40–45 lakhs. 

Experts believe this price appreciation reflects not just speculation, but the Sector F-14 and Sector F-15 location, positioned between Srinagar Highway, GT Road, and Motorways M-1 and M-2, and just minutes from G-14, G-13, NUST, and Islamabad International Airport.

However, after balloting and the allotment of plot numbers, market prices have surged:

  • 10 Marla: PKR 1 crore+

  • 14 Marla: PKR 1.25 – 1.4 crore

  • 1 Kanal: PKR 1.5 – 2 crore

Azal Marketing’s Role

Azal Marketing, one of the leading real estate advisory firms, has welcomed this move and continues to assist buyers, especially overseas Pakistanis, in securing high-potential plots in these sectors. The firm is offering daily site visits, allowing investors to view the master plan and ongoing development first-hand, building confidence in a sector rapidly moving from files to foundations.

 

Final Word

With its legal issues resolved, development awarded to FWO, and balloting completed, Sectors F-14 and F-15 Islamabad are now emerging as rising stars in the capital’s real estate market. For allottees, it’s time to clear dues and prepare for future transfers. For investors, the window of opportunity is open—but only for those ready to navigate the risks and reap long-term rewards.

Stay tuned for more updates from Islamabad’s most talked-about sectors

 

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