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Contents

  1. (Top)
  2. The 30-Second Answer
  3. At a Glance: Head-to-Head Comparison
  4. 1. Who Actually Owns and Builds Each Project
  5. 2. Location and Connectivity: Same Zone, Different Corridors
  6. 3. Legal Status and NOC: Read This Before You Read the Prices
  7. 4. Plot Sizes, Master Plan and Scale
  8. 5. Prices and Payment Plans (With the Caveats They Deserve)
  9. 6. Development and Possession Status
  10. 7. Who Can Actually Buy? The Question That Decides Everything
  11. 8. Risk Comparison
  12. 9. Which Should You Buy? Verdict by Buyer Type
  13. 10. Your Pre-Purchase Verification Checklist
  14. Frequently Asked Questions
  15. Sources

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Margalla Enclave vs Margalla Orchards: The Ultimate Zone IV Showdown in 2026

Margalla Enclave vs Margalla Orchards: The Ultimate Zone IV Showdown in 2026
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By Bibi Masooma

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31 July 202623 min read

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At a Glance: Institutional Dominance: The Zone IV market has shifted from speculative land banking to state-backed institutional joint ventures, with DHA Islamabad leading development in both Margalla Enclave and Margalla Orchards. Execution Velocity: DHA Margalla Enclave has set a record by delivering initial residential possession in just 11 months, while Margalla Orchards is undergoing massive earthwork following its 2025 JV realignment. Financial Entry Points: Margalla Enclave offers structured installment plans starting from PKR 1.55 crore, whereas Margalla Orchards operates on a cash-only basis for residential plots, targeting institutional liquidity. Regulatory Immunity: Both projects enjoy full legal standing under ICT Zoning Regulations, providing a safe haven for capital amidst CDA's ongoing crackdown on unauthorized housing schemes.

The 30-Second Answer

Margalla Enclave and DHA Margalla Orchards are not competing products, they are two different transaction types that happen to sit four kilometres apart in the same CDA zone.

  • Margalla Enclave is a CDA–DHA joint venture on CDA-owned land, sold to the general public through open computerised balloting, on 1-, 2- and 3-year quarterly instalment plans. Anyone with a CNIC or NICOP can apply.
  • DHA Margalla Orchards (marketed as DHA Phase 10, formerly the Park Road Housing Scheme) is a quota-based allotment scheme. Its 4,781 residential plots were allotted to Supreme Court Bar Association members and federal government employees. The general public can only enter through resale of an existing allotment, and residential plots are largely traded on full cash, not instalments.

If you want a fresh booking with a payment plan → Margalla Enclave. If you want a discounted, already-allotted plot in an older, land-settled scheme and you can pay cash → Margalla Orchards resale.

The single most important sentence in this article: these two projects have different buyer eligibility, different payment mechanics and different documentation trails. Comparing them purely on price per marla will lead you to the wrong decision.


At a Glance: Head-to-Head Comparison

FactorMargalla EnclaveDHA Margalla Orchards
Also known asDHA Margalla Enclave; formerly Kuri Model VillageDHA Phase 10; formerly Park Road Housing Scheme
Developer structureCDA + DHA Islamabad–Rawalpindi joint ventureFGEHA + SCBAP + DHA Islamabad–Rawalpindi tripartite
Land ownershipCDA-owned land, developed by DHAFGEHA and SCBAP are land-contributing partners; DHA executes development
Revenue shareCDA 55% / DHA 45% of developed plots (Dawn, Feb 2025)Exact JV share not published
ZoneCDA Zone IVCDA Zone IV
Main access roadJinnah Avenue (formerly Kuri Road), 300 ftMain Park Road, opposite COMSATS University
Revenue estatesKuri / Rehara areaTamma, Moriyan, Chak Farash (Dawn)
Approx. area~10,000 kanals (~1,250 acres)~8,380–8,500 kanals (~1,048–1,063 acres)
Residential plotsNot officially published; ~47,000 applications in first ballot4,781 total — 2,088 FGEHA + 2,693 SCBA (Dawn)
Plot sizes5 Marla (125 sq yd), 10 Marla (250 sq yd), 1 Kanal (500 sq yd)10 Marla, 14 Marla (40×80 ft), 1 Kanal (50×90 ft)
Sectors / blocksME-1, ME-2, ME-3, ME-4, Lake DistrictBlocks A–H, plus Margalla Orchards Walk (commercial)
How to buyOpen public balloting + resaleResale of SCBAP/FGEHA allotment only
Payment termsLump sum or 1/2/3-year quarterly instalments, 15% downResidential largely full cash; commercial has instalment options
Commercial5 Marla and 10 Marla on Jinnah Avenue; Lake DistrictMargalla Orchards Walk (5 & 8 Marla)
Layout plan statusCDA-approved scheme on CDA landLOP approved by CDA in 2022; revision announced by FGEHA in 2025
Best suited toInstalment buyers, first-time entrants, overseas PakistanisCash buyers, end-users, patient long-hold investors

1. Who Actually Owns and Builds Each Project

This is where the two schemes genuinely diverge, and it is the part most marketing pages skip.

Margalla Enclave: CDA land, DHA execution

Margalla Enclave is built on roughly 10,000 kanals of CDA land in the Kuri area. Under the joint-venture agreement, CDA receives 55% of developed plots and DHA 45% — a split reported by Dawn in February 2025 ahead of the first ballot. DHA handles development and sales administration.

Two consequences follow:

  1. The land title question is largely settled. The state agency that regulates Zone IV is also the landowner. That removes the single biggest failure point in Islamabad's private housing market — schemes marketing files over land they have not yet acquired.
  2. Land acquisition still has a human cost. At the February 2025 balloting, the Project Director stated that around 1,000 residents of Rehara and Kurri villages would be relocated with compensation for their land (The News, 25 Feb 2025). Displacement disputes are a known source of on-site delay across Pakistan; treat this as a live variable, not a closed file.

DHA Margalla Orchards: three institutions, one contractor

Margalla Enclave vs DHA Margalla Orchards: A visual comparison of land ownership, development responsibilities, and DHA’s role as the executing and managing partner in both projects.

Margalla Orchards began life as the Park Road Housing Scheme, a joint venture between FGEHA and the Supreme Court Bar Association — a project Dawn dates to 2019. (Some dealer pages claim a 2015 launch; we have not been able to verify that date against a primary source, so treat 2019 as the reliable anchor.)

The scheme stalled for years, largely over land acquisition from local owners. The turning point came in September 2025:

  • 23 September 2025 — FGEHA's 43rd Executive Board approved the tripartite development agreement (The Nation).
  • 26 September 2025 — FGEHA, SCBAP and DHA signed the agreement at the SCBA Hostel Auditorium, attended by the Federal Minister for Law and Justice and the Minister for Housing and Works. Under it, DHA became responsible for executing development work on site (APP; Ministry of Housing & Works press release).

Critically, DHA here is the executing and managing partner, not the landowner. FGEHA and SCBAP contributed the land. That is a meaningfully different structure from Margalla Enclave, even though both carry DHA branding.

Verdict on structure: Margalla Enclave has the cleaner, simpler chain of title. Margalla Orchards has three institutional stakeholders — which adds credibility but also adds coordination risk and a longer decision chain.

For the wider context on which Islamabad schemes are actually approved and which are not, see our List of Best CDA-Approved Housing Societies in Islamabad (2026).


2. Location and Connectivity: Same Zone, Different Corridors

Margalla Enclave vs DHA Margalla Orchards: A side-by-side comparison of road connectivity, surrounding landmarks, topography, and the strategic location of both projects in Islamabad.

Both projects sit in CDA Zone IV, but they front onto different roads, and that matters more than the map suggests.

Margalla EnclaveDHA Margalla Orchards
Primary frontageJinnah Avenue (300 ft), from near Attock Petrol Pump toward Bahria EnclaveMain Park Road, directly opposite COMSATS University
Immediate neighboursPark View City, Bahria Enclave, Park Enclave, Margalla Botanical GardenChak Shahzad, COMSATS, NARC, University Town, Shahzad Town
Secondary accessLink roads to Park Road and Srinagar Highway (The News)Islamabad Expressway, Kashmir Highway via Park Road
TopographyMargalla foothills; adjoins Margalla Botanical GardenFlatter Chak Shahzad plain
CharacterNew-build corridor, still formingEstablished institutional belt, mature surroundings

The Park Road underpass — the live 2026 variable

The Rs 10 billion Park Road infrastructure project, which includes what CDA calls the Margalla Enclave underpass, is the single biggest connectivity swing factor for both schemes.

Verified timeline:

  • Late January 2026 — site preparation and traffic diversions begin; CDA originally targeted completion within six months (The Nation).
  • March 2026 — main construction formally starts.
  • 11 June 2026 — Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry tells the Senate the underpass will complete in July 2026, with remaining service roads and overhead works in August 2026.
  • 24 June 2026 — residents and traders publicly complain of dust, unsafe diversions and apparent delay; work "appears far from completion" (The Nation).
  • 30 June 2026 — CDA's stated opening date for traffic: 30 July 2026 (ProPakistani).

As of publication on 31 July 2026, Milkiyat could not independently confirm that the underpass has actually opened to traffic. Treat the 30 July date as a target, not an accomplished fact, and verify on the ground before letting it justify a price premium. Islamabad commuters were being advised to allow an extra 20–30 minutes on this corridor throughout construction.

Who benefits more? Both. But Margalla Orchards sits directly on Park Road, so a functioning underpass converts its biggest current liability — commute pain — into its biggest selling point. Margalla Enclave benefits too, though it also has Jinnah Avenue and Srinagar Highway links as alternatives.

Related reading: Park View City Location & Map — Distances, Access Routes & the New Park Road Underpass and Islamabad's Biggest CDA Projects in 2026.


3. Legal Status and NOC: Read This Before You Read the Prices

Zone IV is under active enforcement. In May 2026, the CDA declared 99 housing and agro-farming schemes across Zones 3 and 4 illegal and moved against unauthorised site offices. Both projects here are on the right side of that line — but "right side of the line" is not the same as "no paperwork to check."

Legal factorMargalla EnclaveDHA Margalla Orchards
RegulatorCDA (ICT Zoning Regulations, 1992 as amended)CDA (same)
Land title riskLow — CDA is the landownerLow–moderate — historic acquisition disputes with local owners, largely settled post-DHA entry
Layout planPart of the CDA–DHA JV schemeApproved by CDA in 2022
Open issueVillage relocation and compensation (Rehara, Kurri)FGEHA publicly notified a revision of the Layout Plan in 2025 — final block and plot geometry may change
Documentation issuedDHA allotment / intimation letter following ballotDHA-administered allotment transfer from SCBAP or FGEHA allottee

The Margalla Orchards LOP revision is the risk nobody prices in

In 2025, FGEHA issued a public notice announcing revision of the layout plan of the former Park Road Housing Scheme after DHA joined. A revised LOP can move plot numbers, alter block boundaries and change which plots front onto which roads.

What this means practically: if you buy a resale allotment in Margalla Orchards today, you may be buying a plot number whose final physical location is not yet fixed. Before paying, ask for the current approved LOP and confirm your specific plot number and block against it — not against a brochure map.

This is exactly the scenario our guide Registry vs File vs Plot: What's the Real Difference? was written for. Also run the full check in How to Verify a CDA NOC Step by Step.


4. Plot Sizes, Master Plan and Scale

Margalla Enclave

  • ~10,000 kanals, at the foothills of the Margalla Hills, adjoining the Margalla Botanical Garden, which CDA and DHA have said they intend to jointly enhance.
  • Sectors: ME-1, ME-2, ME-3, ME-4, plus the Lake District — a waterfront commercial precinct that has no direct equivalent in any other Islamabad gated scheme.
  • Residential: 5 Marla (125 sq yd), 10 Marla (250 sq yd), 1 Kanal (500 sq yd).
  • Commercial: 5 Marla and 10 Marla plots on the Jinnah Avenue corridor.

DHA Margalla Orchards

  • ~8,380–8,500 kanals, structured into Blocks A through H.
  • 4,781 residential plots — the only officially reported plot count for either scheme, confirmed by Dawn: 2,088 to FGEHA (federal government employees) and 2,693 to SCBA members.
  • Residential: 10 Marla, 14 Marla (40×80 ft), 1 Kanal (50×90 ft). Note there is no 5 Marla category — Margalla Orchards has no budget entry point.
  • Commercial: Margalla Orchards Walk, offering 5 and 8 Marla plots under a Spanish architectural theme.

Accuracy flag: at least one prominent Margalla Orchards marketing site states the project covers "approximately 2,200 acres." That is arithmetically inconsistent with the widely cited 8,380 kanals. At 8 kanals to the acre, 8,380 kanals is roughly 1,048 acres — less than half the claimed figure. Use kanals, and use the Milkiyat Area Unit Converter if you need to cross-check any dealer's numbers.


5. Prices and Payment Plans (With the Caveats They Deserve)

Read this first. Neither project publishes a single, permanently authoritative public rate card. Margalla Enclave prices differ between the first ballot (Feb 2025) and the second ballot (Nov–Dec 2025). Margalla Orchards residential prices are resale-market quotes from dealers, not an official schedule. Figures below are indicative and were current at the time the cited sources published them.

Margalla Enclave — indicative pricing

Plot sizeFirst-ballot lump sum (2025)Second-ballot lump sum (2025–26)Payment structure
5 Marla (125 sq yd)~PKR 12.6 M (entry)~PKR 15.5 M15% down + quarterly instalments
10 Marla (250 sq yd)~PKR 22 M~PKR 30 M1 / 2 / 3-year plans
1 Kanal (500 sq yd)~PKR 42 M~PKR 56 M1 / 2 / 3-year plans
Commercial 5 Marla—From ~PKR 110 M (reserve)3-year quarterly

Processing fee reported at PKR 20,000 per application across all categories. Down payment 15% on all instalment plans. Instalments are quarterly.

On resale premiums ("own money"), dealer sources openly contradict each other. For second-ballot 5 Marla plots as of early-to-mid 2026, one authorised-dealer site quoted a premium of PKR 3.5–4.5 million while another quoted PKR 8–9 million for the same category. That is not a rounding difference — it is a gap of more than double. Do not accept a quoted premium without checking at least three independent dealers and one recent completed transfer.

For the commercial side in detail, see our DHA Margalla Enclave Commercial Plots 2026 guide. For the full project profile, see Margalla Enclave Islamabad — Location, Prices, Balloting, NOC & Investment Guide (2026).

DHA Margalla Orchards — indicative pricing

Plot sizeIndicative range (dealer-quoted)Payment
10 Marla (32×70 ft)~PKR 90 lakh – 1.15 croreFull cash typical
14 Marla (40×80 ft)~PKR 80 lakh – 1.20 croreFull cash typical
1 Kanal (50×90 ft)~PKR 1.4 crore – 2.0 crore (older quotes); up to ~PKR 3.75 crore in 2026 quotesFull cash typical
Commercial 5 MarlaFrom ~PKR 9.10 crore3-year plan available
Commercial 8 MarlaFrom ~PKR 14 crore3-year plan available

A commercial ballot for Margalla Orchards Walk was scheduled for 18 February 2026 at JFC Imperial Hall, DHA Phase II, per dealer announcements.

The hidden cost most Orchards buyers miss

Several dealers acknowledge that in certain Margalla Orchards blocks, plots are sold with land cost paid only — development charges are to be levied later by DHA. Blocks B, C, D and H are described as having development charges already paid; other blocks are not.

Ask, in writing, which charges are paid and which are outstanding on the specific plot you are buying. An unquantified future development charge on a 1 Kanal plot can run into millions. This is precisely the mechanism dissected in our investigation, Development Charges Scam: How Housing Societies Impose Hidden Fees on Buyers.

Transaction taxes apply to both

Both schemes fall under the same federal regime: the buyer pays advance tax under Section 236K, the seller pays under Section 236C, both calculated on FBR/DC valuation rather than the price you actually pay. Filer and late-filer rates differ sharply — late-filer status can more than double your cost. See Budget 2026-27 Pakistan: Real Estate Benefits & Cons Analysed and, for non-residents, the Complete Guide to Pakistan's Tax-Free Property Investment Plan 2026.


6. Development and Possession Status

MilestoneMargalla EnclaveDHA Margalla Orchards
Scheme originKuri Model Village, revived as CDA–DHA JV (2024–25)Park Road Housing Scheme, launched by FGEHA + SCBA (2019 per Dawn)
First public ballot24 February 2025, Jacaranda Family Club, DHA Phase 2 — ~47,000 applications for 125 / 250 / 500 sq yd plots (The News)Allotment ballots held separately for FGEHA and SCBA quotas
Second ballot20 November 2025, Jinnah Convention Centre; results December 2025Commercial ballot scheduled 18 February 2026
Official possession guidanceCDA Chairman stated at the Feb 2025 ballot that successful applicants would get possession within one yearDHA took over execution in September 2025; full-scale works began after signing
Claimed status (2026)Dealers report a first possession ceremony for selected streets in ME-2 in "a record 11 months," boundary walls built, Jinnah Avenue formation in progress, utilities being laidDealers report heavy machinery on site, roads and utilities advancing; possession "expected soon"
Independently confirmed?No. The 11-month possession claim appears only in dealer marketing, not in news reporting we could locateNo. No independent possession date confirmed

Editorial position: DHA's institutional delivery record across Islamabad phases is genuinely strong, and CDA's chairman set a public one-year benchmark in February 2025. But "possession delivered in a record 11 months" is currently a marketing claim without independent verification. Islamabad's history — documented in our investigation into the possession crisis across C-14, C-15, C-16, E-12 and I-12, where E-12 allottees waited 37 years — argues for verifying possession claims physically, street by street.


7. Who Can Actually Buy? The Question That Decides Everything

This is the real dividing line, and it is buried in almost every other comparison online.

Margalla Enclave: open to the public

Any Pakistani with a CNIC, and any overseas Pakistani with a NICOP or POC, could apply in the public ballots. There is no reported cap on how many applications or payment-plan combinations one person may submit. Unsuccessful applicants can still enter through the resale market by paying a premium over the official price.

Documentation trail: application → ballot → DHA allotment → instalments → transfer. Clean and standardised.

DHA Margalla Orchards: entitlement-based

The 4,781 residential plots were allocated to two closed groups: 2,088 to federal government employees via FGEHA and 2,693 to Supreme Court Bar Association members. If you are not in either group, you are buying someone else's allotment.

What that changes for you:

  1. You are dependent on the original allottee's file being clean, complete and free of dues.
  2. Transfer requires the administering institution's process to be followed exactly — errors here are the most common cause of stalled Islamabad transfers.
  3. Pricing is negotiated between private parties, not fixed by a rate card, which widens the spread between an informed and an uninformed buyer.
  4. Certain quota schemes carry transfer restrictions or lock-in periods. Ask explicitly whether the specific plot you are buying is freely transferable today.

Milkiyat's guidance: for a Margalla Orchards resale, treat the allotment letter, the dues clearance certificate and the current approved LOP as three separate documents you must see, in original, before any payment. Our Definitive Protection Guide against real estate scams sets out the full protocol.


8. Risk Comparison

RiskMargalla EnclaveDHA Margalla Orchards
Land titleLowLow–moderate (historic acquisition disputes)
Regulatory / NOCLowLow
Layout changeLow–moderateModerate — LOP revision publicly notified
Delivery / possessionModerate — timelines are dealer-claimed, not independently confirmedModerate–high — development restarted only in late 2025
Price transparencyModerate — official rate card exists, but resale premiums are wildly inconsistent between dealersHigh risk — no public rate card; pure negotiation
LiquidityHigher — larger open market, more active listingsLower — smaller pool, entitlement-linked
Hidden chargesModerate — instalment schedule is definedHigh — development charges unpaid in some blocks
Entry barrierLower — 15% down on a 5 Marla plotHigher — cash purchase, no 5 Marla option

9. Which Should You Buy? Verdict by Buyer Type

See DHA Margalla Enclave vs Bahria Enclave and Park View City vs DHA Margalla Enclave

The honest bottom line: Margalla Enclave is the better-structured, more liquid, more transparent product for most buyers in 2026. Margalla Orchards is the better price, and price is not the same thing as value — its discount exists precisely because of the LOP revision, the entitlement layer and the unpaid development charges in some blocks. Buy the discount only if you can verify all three.


10. Your Pre-Purchase Verification Checklist

Use this for either project. Print it. Do not skip items.

  1. Confirm the scheme's approval status on CDA's official housing schemes register — not on a dealer's website.
  2. Obtain the current approved layout plan and locate your exact plot number and block on it. For Margalla Orchards, insist on the post-revision LOP.
  3. Visit the plot physically. Confirm the plot number exists on the ground with a boundary marker.
  4. Demand the original allotment letter and verify it directly with DHA's office — never through the seller's agent alone.
  5. Get a written dues and development-charges clearance stating exactly what is paid and what is outstanding.
  6. Confirm transferability today — especially for any FGEHA or SCBAP quota plot.
  7. Verify your filer status with FBR before transfer. Late-filer rates can more than double your 236K/236C liability.
  8. Cross-check the quoted premium against at least three independent dealers and one recently completed transfer.
  9. Pay only through banking channels, into the institution's account where applicable — never cash to an intermediary.
  10. Budget the build. Use the Milkiyat Construction Cost Calculator and our 20 Marla House Construction Cost 2026 or 8 Marla House Construction Cost breakdowns.

Further reading on verification: RDA Green Property Certificates & New CDA Crackdowns · CDA Crackdown on Zone 3 & Zone 4 · Housing Societies to Avoid in Islamabad 2026 · The File in the Drawer.


Frequently Asked Questions

Is Margalla Enclave the same as DHA Margalla Orchards? No. Margalla Enclave is a CDA–DHA joint venture on CDA land off Jinnah Avenue, sold through open public balloting. DHA Margalla Orchards is a separate FGEHA–SCBAP–DHA scheme on Park Road, opposite COMSATS University, whose plots were allotted to federal employees and Supreme Court Bar Association members. Both are in CDA Zone IV and both carry DHA branding, which is the source of most confusion.

Which is cheaper, Margalla Enclave or Margalla Orchards? On dealer-quoted rates, Margalla Orchards is generally cheaper per marla for comparable plot sizes. However, Margalla Orchards residential plots typically require full cash payment, some blocks have unpaid development charges, and there is no 5 Marla category — so the effective entry cost can be higher despite the lower headline rate.

Can anyone buy a plot in DHA Margalla Orchards? Not through fresh allotment. Its 4,781 residential plots were allotted to FGEHA-nominated federal government employees (2,088 plots) and Supreme Court Bar Association members (2,693 plots), according to Dawn. Non-members can only purchase through resale of an existing allotment, subject to DHA's transfer process and any applicable restrictions.

Does Margalla Enclave have CDA approval? Margalla Enclave is a joint venture between CDA and DHA Islamabad–Rawalpindi, developed on CDA-owned land in Zone IV, with CDA taking 55% of developed plots and DHA 45%. Buyers should still verify the specific sector on CDA's official register before purchasing.

Is DHA Margalla Orchards also called DHA Phase 10? Yes, "DHA Phase 10" is a market nickname used widely by dealers for DHA Margalla Orchards. It is a marketing label rather than an official DHA phase designation, so always confirm which project a listing refers to.

When will the Park Road underpass open? CDA's stated target was 30 July 2026, with surrounding service road works scheduled through August 2026, per statements to the Senate by the Minister of State for Interior. As of 31 July 2026, Milkiyat has not independently confirmed the opening. Residents reported apparent delays in late June 2026.

Which project has better resale liquidity in 2026? Margalla Enclave, by a clear margin. It has a larger open market from two public ballots, an active resale listing pool across major portals, and standardised transfer documentation. Margalla Orchards has a smaller, entitlement-linked pool of tradeable plots.

What are the plot sizes in each project? Margalla Enclave offers 5 Marla (125 sq yd), 10 Marla (250 sq yd) and 1 Kanal (500 sq yd) residential plots, plus 5 and 10 Marla commercial. DHA Margalla Orchards offers 10 Marla, 14 Marla (40×80 ft) and 1 Kanal (50×90 ft) residential plots, plus 5 and 8 Marla commercial at Margalla Orchards Walk.

Is 2026 a good time to buy in Zone IV? Zone IV is Islamabad's most active development corridor in 2026, supported by the Park Road infrastructure package and two major DHA-executed schemes. But CDA's May 2026 action against 99 illegal schemes in Zones 3 and 4 shows the same corridor also attracts unapproved marketing. Buy only verified, approved inventory — see our Islamabad Property Prices 2026 analysis.


Sources

Primary news and official

  1. Dawn — "DHA takes over development of Margalla Orchard Scheme," 27 September 2025 — https://www.dawn.com/news/1944846 (4,781 plots; 2,088 FGEHA / 2,693 SCBA; revenue estates Tamma, Moriyan, Chak Farash; 2019 origin)
  2. Dawn — "Naqvi reviews uplift work of Margalla Enclave housing scheme," 11 February 2025 — https://www.dawn.com/news/1891230 (CDA 55% / DHA 45% split; 10,000 kanals in Kuri)
  3. The News International — "Balloting held for residential plots in Margalla Enclave," 25 February 2025 — https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/1286217 (~47,000 applications; Rehara and Kurri relocation; Park Road and Srinagar Highway links)
  4. Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) — "FGEHA, DHA, SCBA ink tripartite agreement," 26 September 2025 — https://www.app.com.pk/national/fgeha-dha-scba-ink-tripartite-agreement-for-development-of-margalla-orchard-housing-scheme/
  5. Ministry of Housing & Works, Government of Pakistan — tripartite agreement press release — https://mohw.gov.pk/
  6. The Nation — "FGEHA greenlights Margalla Orchard Park Road Housing Scheme," 24 September 2025 — https://www.nation.com.pk/24-Sep-2025/fgeha-greenlights-margalla-orchard-park-road-housing-scheme
  7. The Nation — "Park Road underpass work draws complaints over dust, diversions and delays," 24 June 2026 — https://www.nation.com.pk/24-Jun-2026/park-road-underpass-work-draws-complaints-dust-diversions-delays
  8. Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency — Environmental Impact Assessment of Margalla Enclave Project, Zone-IV, Islamabad (DHA–CDA JV) —
  9. Capital Development Authority — Public Notices register — https://www.cda.gov.pk/publicNotices

Trade press

  1. ProPakistani — "Opening Date Revealed for Islamabad's Nightmare Underpass," 30 June 2026 — https://propakistani.pk/2026/06/30/opening-date-revealed-for-islamabads-nightmare-underpass/
  2. ProPakistani — "CDA Holds Balloting For Residential Plots in Margalla Enclave," 25 February 2025 — https://propakistani.pk/2025/02/25/cda-holds-balloting-for-residential-plots-in-margalla-enclave/
  3. PakWheels — "Islamabad's Rs. 10 Billion Park Road Project Nears Completion," 11 June 2026 — https://www.pakwheels.com/blog/islamabads-rs-10-billion-park-road-project-nears-key-completion-stage/

Market and dealer sources (indicative pricing only — not authoritative)

Disclaimer: Milkiyat.com is an independent marketplace and is not an authorised sales partner of DHA, CDA, FGEHA or SCBAP. Prices, premiums and timelines in this article are indicative and change frequently. Always verify the current official rate card, allotment status and layout plan directly with the developing authority before transacting. This article is informational and does not constitute financial or legal advice.


Written and fact-checked by the Milkiyat Editorial Desk. Published 31 July 2026. Spotted an error or have a document that updates this picture? Contact us.

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