Faisal Hills price trends over the past year show one of the strongest runs on the GT Road corridor between Islamabad and Taxila. According to the Zameen.com price index, the average 10 Marla plot in Faisal Hills moved from about PKR 77.6 lakh in September 2025 to roughly PKR 93 lakh in September 2026, a rise of close to 20%. Over two years, the same plot size is up by about 71%.
This guide breaks down Faisal Hills price trends block by block for 5 Marla, 10 Marla and 1 Kanal plots. It also explains what is pushing the numbers up and which legal points every buyer should check before paying a token. All figures below are average asking prices from the Zameen.com index, so use them as a market guide rather than a final deal price.
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Faisal Hills Price Trends at a Glance
Here is a quick summary of the latest index readings against the readings from about a year earlier. The latest month is shown in brackets because Zameen updates each block on a slightly different schedule.
| Plot size and area | About a year ago | Latest average | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Marla, all blocks | PKR 77.58 lakh | PKR 93.01 lakh (Sep 2026) | +20% |
| 10 Marla, Block A | PKR 89.95 lakh | PKR 1.19 crore (Sep 2026) | +32% |
| 10 Marla, Executive Block | PKR 1.09 crore | PKR 1.30 crore (Sep 2026) | +19% |
| 5 Marla, Block B | PKR 36.43 lakh | PKR 50.85 lakh (Aug 2026) | +40% |
| 1 Kanal, all blocks | PKR 1.45 crore | PKR 1.58 crore (Jun 2026) | +9% |
- Smaller plots grew fastest. 5 Marla plots in Block A and Block B rose 35% to 40%, while 1 Kanal plots rose only 9%.
- Block A leads the 10 Marla segment with a 32% gain, ahead of Blocks B and C at about 29%.
- The Executive Block is the most expensive address but grew more slowly in percentage terms.
- Most of the gain came late. Prices were flat for six months and then jumped sharply from June 2026.
Faisal Hills Price Trends Over 12 Months (10 Marla)
The monthly line tells a clearer story than the yearly total. Looking at the 10 Marla series, Faisal Hills price trends fall into three phases:
- Early rise (Sep to Dec 2025): the average climbed from PKR 77.58 lakh to PKR 81.6 lakh, a gain of about 5%.
- Flat period (Dec 2025 to May 2026): prices moved sideways between PKR 80.5 lakh and PKR 81.8 lakh. A buyer during these months was paying almost the same price every month.
- Sharp rally (Jun to Sep 2026): the average rose from PKR 83.26 lakh to PKR 93.01 lakh. That is roughly 14% in four months, more than the whole of the previous nine months combined.
A late rally like this usually reflects stronger demand, new development milestones or both. It also means that today’s asking prices already include much of the recent jump, so negotiation matters more now than it did in early 2026.
10 Marla Plot Prices by Block
| Block | About a year ago | Latest average | Change | Price per marla |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Block A | PKR 89.95 lakh | PKR 1.19 crore | +32% | about PKR 11.9 lakh |
| Block B | PKR 67.63 lakh | PKR 87.15 lakh | +29% | about PKR 8.7 lakh |
| Block C | PKR 54.82 lakh | PKR 70.87 lakh | +29% | about PKR 7.1 lakh |
| Executive Block | PKR 1.09 crore | PKR 1.30 crore | +19% | about PKR 13 lakh |
Block A
Faisal Hills Block A is the most developed part of the scheme, with built homes, running utilities and the busiest internal roads. That maturity shows in the numbers: a 10 Marla plot crossed the PKR 1 crore mark during the year and now averages about PKR 1.19 crore. Block A is the choice for buyers who want to build soon rather than wait. You can follow its index on the Zameen Block A page.
Block B
Faisal Hills Block B sits in the middle of the price range. Its 10 Marla average rose from PKR 67.63 lakh to PKR 87.15 lakh. For many families, Block B is the balance point between price and progress on the ground.
Block C
Faisal Hills Block C is the most affordable of the main blocks, at about PKR 70.87 lakh for 10 Marla. Its growth rate matched Block B, which suggests that buyers priced out of the older blocks are moving here. Block C suits investors with a longer time horizon who want to follow Faisal Hills price trends from a lower entry point.
Executive Block
The Faisal Hills Executive Block is the premium address, with wider roads and larger planned green spaces. At about PKR 1.30 crore for 10 Marla it is the costliest block. Its 19% gain is lower in percentage terms, but in rupees it added about PKR 21 lakh per plot, the largest absolute increase of any block.
5 Marla Plot Prices by Block
| Block | About a year ago | Latest average | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Block A | PKR 52.65 lakh | PKR 71.14 lakh (Jul 2026) | +35% |
| Block B | PKR 36.43 lakh | PKR 50.85 lakh (Aug 2026) | +40% |
| Block C | PKR 38.32 lakh | PKR 48.81 lakh (Aug 2026) | +27% |
| Executive Block | PKR 64.13 lakh | PKR 82.52 lakh (Sep 2026) | +29% |
The 5 Marla segment produced the strongest Faisal Hills price trends of the year. Block B led with a 40% rise, followed by Block A at 35%. Small plots attract the widest pool of buyers, including first-time home builders and overseas Pakistanis buying for family, so demand reaches them first.
One point many buyers miss: smaller plots cost more per marla. In Block C, a 5 Marla plot works out to almost PKR 9.8 lakh per marla, while a 10 Marla plot in the same block is closer to PKR 7.1 lakh per marla. If your budget allows a 10 Marla plot, you usually get more land for each rupee.
1 Kanal Plot Prices
Faisal Hills price trends for large plots have been calmer. The 1 Kanal average across the scheme stood at about PKR 1.58 crore in June 2026, up 9% in a year and about 40% over two years. Growth in large plots has been slower because the buyer pool is smaller and many 1 Kanal owners are holding for the long term rather than selling. For end users who want a large family home, this slower pace can work in their favour, since the gap between 10 Marla and 1 Kanal prices has narrowed.
Price per Marla: Where You Get the Best Value
Comparing total plot prices can be misleading because plot sizes differ, and it can hide what Faisal Hills price trends really mean for value. Dividing each average by the number of marla gives a fairer picture of value. The table below uses the same Zameen averages shown above.
| Block | 5 Marla, per marla | 10 Marla, per marla | 5 Marla premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Block A | about PKR 14.2 lakh | about PKR 11.9 lakh | about 20% |
| Block B | about PKR 10.2 lakh | about PKR 8.7 lakh | about 17% |
| Block C | about PKR 9.8 lakh | about PKR 7.1 lakh | about 38% |
| Executive Block | about PKR 16.5 lakh | about PKR 13 lakh | about 27% |
Two things stand out. First, Block C offers the lowest cost per marla for 10 Marla plots, at about PKR 7.1 lakh, which is roughly 40% cheaper per marla than Block A. Second, the 5 Marla premium is widest in Block C, at about 38%. That means 10 Marla plots in Block C currently look like the strongest value on a per-marla basis, while 5 Marla plots in the same block are relatively expensive.
Across the whole scheme, a 1 Kanal plot works out to about PKR 7.9 lakh per marla, compared with about PKR 9.3 lakh per marla for an average 10 Marla plot. Buyers who can stretch to a larger plot get noticeably more land for their money.
What Is Driving Faisal Hills Price Trends?
1. Location on GT Road (N-5)
Faisal Hills sits directly on GT Road near Taxila, with access to the M-1 motorway and a short drive to the B-17 and Islamabad sectors. As Islamabad expands west, land on this corridor becomes more attractive for people who work in the capital but want lower prices. The Faisal Hills map guide shows how each block connects to the main road.
2. Development and possession
Blocks with possession, carpeted roads and running electricity always trade at a premium. This is why Block A is ahead of Block C. Each time a block moves closer to possession, its prices tend to catch up with the more developed blocks.
3. Commercial projects such as Hills Walk
Commercial projects like Hills Walk bring shops, offices and daily footfall. A working commercial hub makes a housing scheme more liveable, which supports residential plot prices around it.
4. Financing options
Access to financing widens the buyer base. Our guide to the Faisal Hills government loan facility explains who is eligible and how the process works. More buyers able to finance a purchase usually means firmer prices.
5. The wider Islamabad market
Faisal Hills price trends do not move in isolation. When interest rates fall and the wider Islamabad and Rawalpindi plot market recovers, schemes on main corridors are often the first to benefit. The rally from June 2026 matches a broader pick-up in plot demand across the twin cities.
Which Block Fits Your Budget?
| Your budget | Realistic options | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Up to PKR 55 lakh | 5 Marla in Block B or Block C | First plot, long-term investment |
| PKR 70 to 90 lakh | 5 Marla in Block A or Executive, or 10 Marla in Block B or C | Building a family home in a few years |
| PKR 1 to 1.3 crore | 10 Marla in Block A or the Executive Block | Building soon in a developed area |
| PKR 1.5 crore and above | 1 Kanal plots | Large family homes, long-term holding |
Keep in mind that Faisal Hills price trends describe averages. Corner, park-facing and main-boulevard plots usually cost 10% to 20% more than the block average. If you are comparing Faisal Hills with nearby projects, our Faisal Hills vs Faisal Town Phase 2 guide covers the main differences.
Using Faisal Hills Price Trends as an Investor or End User
The same numbers mean different things depending on why you are buying. An investor cares most about future growth and how easily the plot can be resold. An end user cares more about when they can build and live there.
If you are investing, recent Faisal Hills price trends favour smaller plots and the more affordable blocks, where demand is broad and resale is quicker. A 5 Marla plot in Block B or a 10 Marla plot in Block C fits this approach. Plan to hold for several years and avoid paying far above the block average just because prices have risen recently.
If you plan to build, focus on development status before price. Block A and the Executive Block cost more, but a plot you can build on this year can save you rent and years of waiting. A slightly higher price for a ready plot is often the cheaper option overall.
Legal Status: What Buyers Must Verify
Faisal Hills price trends are only one side of the decision. Before you buy, you should understand what the official approval covers. As reported, the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) approved a layout plan for about 11,823.5 kanal of Faisal Hills, covering Blocks A, B, C and the Executive Block.
In August 2025, Dawn reported that the RDA had lodged FIRs saying development had been extended beyond the approved limits. This does not mean every plot is affected, but it does mean you should confirm that the exact plot you are buying falls inside the approved layout plan.
- Ask the seller or dealer for the plot number and block, then match it against the approved layout plan.
- Check the latest list of approved and unapproved schemes on the RDA website.
- If a plot is in an extension or a block that is not part of the approved plan, ask for written proof of approval before paying anything.
How to Read the Zameen Price Index Correctly
The Zameen.com index is the most widely used public source for Faisal Hills price trends, but it has limits you should keep in mind:
- It tracks asking prices, not sale prices. Final deals are often a few percent lower, especially for files and plots without possession.
- Blocks update on different schedules. That is why some figures are from June, July or August 2026 rather than September.
- Averages hide differences. A corner plot on the main boulevard and a plot at the back of the same block can differ by lakhs.
- Short-term moves can reverse. A four-month rally is a strong signal, not a guarantee.
For a broader view of the area, the Zameen Faisal Hills area guide lists amenities, nearby landmarks and resident reviews.
Faisal Hills Price Trends Outlook
No one can promise where prices go next, but the data points to a few reasonable expectations. Faisal Hills price trends have been strongest in small plots and in the less expensive blocks, and that gap is likely to keep narrowing as development spreads. The flat months in early 2026 also show that prices can pause for long periods, so a buyer should be comfortable holding a plot for at least three to five years.
The biggest factors to watch are possession announcements, progress on Hills Walk, any update on the RDA approval and the direction of interest rates. Positive news on these fronts would support further growth, while legal uncertainty would slow it down.
Buying Checklist for Faisal Hills
- Fix your budget, including transfer fees, development charges and any outstanding dues.
- Shortlist two or three blocks using the price tables above.
- Visit the site and see the exact plot, not just the block.
- Confirm the plot is inside the RDA-approved layout plan.
- Verify the file or plot with the society office before paying a token.
- Compare the asking price with the latest Zameen index for that block and size.
- Get every payment receipt and the allotment or transfer letter in writing.
For more background on blocks, maps and payment plans, browse the main Faisal Hills project page and our Faisal Hills blog.
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Conclusion
Faisal Hills price trends over the last year are clearly positive. The average 10 Marla plot is up about 20%, small plots in Blocks A and B are up 35% to 40%, and most of that gain arrived in a short rally from June 2026. At the same time, the legal questions around development beyond the approved limits mean every buyer should verify the exact plot before paying.
If you want current availability, block-wise rates or help checking a specific plot, contact our team and we will guide you through the options.
Disclaimer: Prices in this article are average asking prices from the Zameen.com price index as of the months shown. They are for general information only and are not financial or legal advice. Always verify prices, approvals and documents independently before buying.
