The most sought-after residential areas include DHA Islamabad, Bahria Town, F-7, F-8, E-7, and the newer Blue Area developments. Each sector offers a different lifestyle and price point, from affordable housing in G and H sectors to premium villas in DHA Phase 2 and 5.

Property prices vary significantly by location. A standard 5-marla house in a G-sector can start from PKR 1.5 crore, while a 1-kanal villa in DHA or Bahria Town can exceed PKR 10 crore. Apartment prices in premium projects typically range from PKR 80 lakh to PKR 4 crore depending on size and amenities.

You will typically need a valid CNIC, two recent passport-size photographs, proof of income or funds, and the property’s ownership documents including the original sale deed, allotment letter, and NOC from the relevant authority (CDA, RDA, or DHA). Our team assists you at every step of the documentation process.

Yes, overseas Pakistanis are fully entitled to purchase property in Islamabad. They can use a Power of Attorney (POA) to authorize a trusted representative in Pakistan. Payments can be made through Roshan Digital Account (RDA) or normal banking channels. We have dedicated support for overseas clients throughout the entire buying process.

Rental yields in Islamabad generally range from 4% to 7% per annum depending on property type and location. Apartments and smaller residential units in central sectors like F-6, F-7, and G-10 tend to offer higher yields due to strong demand from professionals and diplomats. Commercial properties in Blue Area can generate even higher returns.