G Sectors Islamabad Residential Updates, October 2026

G sectors in Islamabad do not follow one rulebook. Some are CDA sectors, some belong to the Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA), and one is a co-operative scheme under CDA scrutiny. This update covers G-13, G-14 and G-16, using FGEHA’s notices and recent sector guides. It explains where each sector stands and what to verify before you buy.

Know Who Runs the Sector

The owner of the records decides where your file lives, so ask this first.

G-13 and G-14: FGEHA sectors, not CDA sectors, according to Milkiyat. FGEHA holds the allotment records, and residents pay water and conservancy bills to FGEHA. Maintenance of G-13 moved to FGEHA in 2015.
G-16: Milkiyat describes it as the MIECHS co-operative scheme, not a CDA-developed sector. CDA regulates it but does not allot plots.
Other G sectors: Sectors such as G-8, G-10 and G-11 are older, established sectors. Check each one’s record holder before you transact.

G-13: Delivered and Still Active

FGEHA launched G-13 in 1996 as part of its Phase-III scheme, with four sub-sectors from G-13/1 to G-13/4. FGEHA reports 6,695 plots, though Milkiyat notes that FGEHA publishes two different totals. Prices matter too. Milkiyat’s mid-2026 index puts an average five-marla plot at about PKR 2.73 crore, up around 15% in a year, and a ten-marla plot at about PKR 4.86 crore.

FGEHA’s notice board shows steady activity in the sector:

On October 14, FGEHA issued a corrigendum on hiring operators for multipurpose playgrounds in G-13/1, G-13/3 and G-14/4. The same notice covers a flora market in G-13 and the Sunday Bazar between G-12 and G-13.
On October 7, it published an evaluation report on rehabilitating the boundary wall and adding CCTV cameras, flood lights and e-fencing at Lifestyle Residency Apartments in G-13/4.
FGEHA has also launched a high-rise apartment scheme on 15.37 acres in G-13/1 and G-13/4, per Milkiyat.

G-14: Four Sub-Sectors, Four Stories

G-14 is not one finished sector. Milkiyat says G-14/4 is complete, G-14/2 and G-14/3 reached the completion-certificate stage in July 2026, and G-14/1 has not had possession handed over.

FGEHA’s own projects page gives these details:

Development of G-14/2 and G-14/3 is in progress, and about 60% of road work is complete.
FGEHA lists 680 plots provisionally handed over in the two sub-sectors (264 plus 416).
About twenty allottees have taken final possession letters. Three have applied for building plan approval. Only one allottee has started construction in G-14/3.
For G-14/1, FGEHA has called a tender for a design consultant. After that, it may call tenders for development, so allottees there cannot get possession yet.

Totals differ between sources. Milkiyat reports about 387 allotted plots in G-14/2 and 685 in G-14/3. Ask FGEHA for the figure that applies to your plot.

G-16: Not a CDA Sector

Milkiyat reports that G-16 holds a 2005 layout plan and a 2010 CDA No Objection Certificate. It also reports that CDA issued a final show-cause notice in September 2026 over Srinagar Highway right-of-way land. Milkiyat’s own view is that possession plots in G-16/4 and lived-in blocks of G-16/3 carry medium risk. It calls non-possession plots in G-16/1 and G-16/2 speculative. These are Milkiyat’s opinions, so read the notice yourself and ask CDA to confirm the status.

What to Verify Before You Buy in a G Sector

Find out who holds the record: FGEHA, CDA or a society.
Ask for the final possession letter, not only the allotment letter. Milkiyat stresses the gap between the two in G-14.
Confirm the sub-sector’s development status in writing.
Check for notices from FGEHA or CDA that name your plot or scheme.
Ask the record holder about transfer rules and fees, because they differ from CDA sectors.
Confirm dues, utility bills and maintenance charges.
Pay by bank transfer, and only after verification.

Our guide to verifying a CDA allotment explains the file checks, and the cost of buying property in Islamabad covers the tax side.

Red Flags

A seller offers a plot in G-14/1 with a promise of quick possession.
An agent sells a possession letter instead of a final one.
A scheme claims CDA approval but you cannot confirm it.
The price sits far below nearby sectors.

Also compare newer sectors in our updates on Sector I-15 and E-12 plot possession. If you prefer an established address, read how to buy property in F sectors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are G-13 and G-14 CDA sectors?

No. Milkiyat reports that they are FGEHA sectors, and FGEHA holds the allotment records.

Which G-14 sub-sector is complete?

Milkiyat says G-14/4 is complete. G-14/2 and G-14/3 reached the completion-certificate stage in July 2026.

Can I get possession in G-14/1?

Not yet. FGEHA says development tenders for G-14/1 are still pending.

Is G-16 a CDA sector?

No. Milkiyat describes it as a co-operative scheme that CDA regulates.

How much is a five-marla plot in G-13?

Milkiyat’s mid-2026 index average is about PKR 2.73 crore. Check live offers before you decide.

Next Step

Bright Homes helps buyers check documents before they commit. Browse the properties page or contact the team. This guide is general information, not legal advice.

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