ISLAMABAD, The capital city of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan is famous throughout the world for its natural beauty with rolling topography and greenery. Its Master Plan, Sectorial plan, Highways, wide roads, streets and pedestrian paths, separated by green belts, health, educational, religious and re-creational facilities, provide all possible civic facilities and amenities required for an excellent urban settlement.

ISLAMABAD residential area has already expanded to a great extent leaving only a few sectors for further development.

Scarcity of planned habitat in Rawalpindi which is the closest urban development has raised the prices of residential and commercial plots in Islamabad manifold in developed sectors of Islamabad, the residential plots are being sold at from Rs. 30 million per kanal to 60 million per canal where as the cost of commercial properties have shooted up to over Rs. 200,000/= per sq yard.

In 1992, the Govt of Pakistan taking notice of the increasing trend of prices, in the residential sectors of Islamabad decided to privatize the land North of Kashmir Highway and West of G.T Road designated as Zone 2; similarly the land South of Swan Highway and East of G.T Road defined by the Master Plan of Islamabad was also decided to be privatized for development by Co-Operative Societies and Developers designated as Zone V.