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Islamabad's real estate market is booming — and so is property fraud.
In May 2026, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) released its most sweeping public notice in years, declaring 99 housing and agro-farming schemes in Zones 3 and 4 of Islamabad as illegal and unauthorised. Developers behind these projects have been running aggressive advertising campaigns on social media and through on-site marketing, all without ever receiving CDA approval.
The victims? Mostly middle-class buyers chasing affordable plots on installments — people who trusted a brochure, a dealer's word, or a Facebook ad.
This guide names the riskiest societies, explains exactly what makes them illegal, and gives you a clear step-by-step process to protect your investment. If you are considering any property purchase in Islamabad, read this before signing anything.
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Islamabad's real estate market is booming — and so is property fraud.
In May 2026, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) released its most sweeping public notice in years, declaring 99 housing and agro-farming schemes in Zones 3 and 4 of Islamabad as illegal and unauthorised. Developers behind these projects have been running aggressive advertising campaigns on social media and through on-site marketing, all without ever receiving CDA approval.
The victims? Mostly middle-class buyers chasing affordable plots on installments — people who trusted a brochure, a dealer's word, or a Facebook ad.
This guide names the riskiest societies, explains exactly what makes them illegal, and gives you a clear step-by-step process to protect your investment. If you are considering any property purchase in Islamabad, read this before signing anything.
RDA inflows reached $14.906 billion in August, reflecting stronger overseas investment and growing confidence in Pakistan’s real estate and development sector.
Up to 50mm of rain hit Islamabad as CDA teams carried out dewatering and drainage operations at waterlogging points, highlighting the capital’s recurring monsoon drainage problems.
Pakistan’s LNG supply shock is increasing pressure on gas, electricity and construction costs, adding another major risk for developers, businesses and property owners.
Pakistan’s FX reserves have climbed to a record $21.4 billion after the $3 billion Eurobond inflow, strengthening the outlook for currency and import-cost stability.
For a broader look at market conditions, see our guide on Islamabad Real Estate Market Trends 2026 on Milkiyat.com.
Under Pakistani law, every housing project in Islamabad must clear a mandatory two-stage approval process administered by the CDA:
| Stage | What It Involves |
|---|---|
| Stage 1: Layout Plan (LOP) Approval | Developer submits a detailed site plan to CDA for review and approval |
| Stage 2: No Objection Certificate (NOC) | After infrastructure, dues, and building codes are met, CDA issues the NOC — only then can plots legally be sold |
The relevant legislation includes:
A society is illegal if:
Private housing societies may only be established in permissible Sub-zones B and C, while Farm Housing schemes are confined to Sub-zone D of Zone IV. Any scheme outside these zones is automatically unauthorised.
For more on how CDA regulates Islamabad's housing sector, read our detailed comparison of CDA vs MCI Jurisdiction in Islamabad on Milkiyat.com.
On 8 May 2026, the CDA's Planning Wing — under the signature of Director Regional Planning Ejaz ul Hassan issued public notice PID(I)6402/24, declaring 99 housing and agro-farming schemes in Zones 3 and 4 of Islamabad as illegal and unauthorised.
This is one of the most comprehensive crackdowns in the CDA's recent history. The authority stated explicitly that these schemes have been:
The CDA has also:
The authority maintains an updated master list of all illegal schemes on its official website at www.cda.gov.pk/illegal-housing-schemes. This list is your first and most important reference before any property decision.
Zone IV has the largest number of illegal housing societies in Islamabad. It borders Margalla Hills, Rawal Lake, and Lehtrar Road areas that are environmentally sensitive and subject to strict zoning restrictions. Illegal schemes here are concentrated along:
The following are among the schemes officially listed as illegal or unauthorised in Zone IV and Zone III by the CDA. Always cross-check the current CDA list before making any decision, as statuses can change.
| # | Society Name | Location / Road | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shaheen Town Islamabad | Lehtrar Road, Zone IV | Offices Sealed (May 2026) |
| 2 | Islamabad Green Paradise | Zone IV | Offices Sealed (May 2026) |
| 3 | Madina Enclave Phase-I | Lehtrar–Simly Dam Link Road | CDA Illegal List |
| 4 | Abdullah Garden | Kuri Road | CDA Illegal List |
| 5 | Adil Farms | Simly Dam Road | CDA Illegal List |
| 6 | Al-Rayan Society | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 7 | Japan Valley | Zone IV (Kirpa area) | CDA Illegal List |
| 8 | Green Hills |
⚠️ Buyer Alert: Several of the above schemes use credible-sounding names "Government Officers", "Doctors Enclave", "Madina" — deliberately designed to build false trust. A professional name does not indicate legal approval. Always verify directly with CDA.
Zone III covers approximately 50,393 acres and borders ecologically sensitive areas near Shah Allah Ditta, D-12, and the Margalla Hills. Construction here is heavily restricted, and many land subdivisions marketed as housing societies have no legal standing whatsoever.
Notable illegal schemes/land subdivisions flagged in Zone III include:
These are privately carved land plots being sold under the guise of housing schemes with zero CDA authorisation.
Zones I and II are primarily the planned sectors of Islamabad (F, G, I, E series sectors). Private housing societies are generally not permitted here as land is already allocated for government and CDA-built sectors. Any scheme claiming to operate in Zone I or II under a private developer label should be treated with extreme scepticism.
Two schemes were the focus of CDA's most visible enforcement action of 2026:
Shaheen Town had been marketing plots aggressively on social media and through on-site offices on Lehtrar Road. In May 2026, CDA enforcement teams sealed all administrative offices and public dealing offices under:
The sale and purchase of all plots has been formally prohibited.
Islamabad Green Paradise was operating promotional and sales offices in Zone IV without any CDA approval. Its offices were sealed in the same enforcement sweep as Shaheen Town in early May 2026. CDA confirmed the scheme had no valid Layout Plan or NOC.
If any of the following apply to a housing society you are considering, stop and verify before paying:
Buying in an unapproved housing scheme in Islamabad can result in:
| Risk | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total loss of investment | No legal protection exists; CDA can declare plots null |
| Demolition | CDA has authority to demolish structures in unauthorised developments |
| No utilities | IESCO, SNGPL, and SSGC are instructed not to provide connections to illegal schemes |
| No bank financing | Banks do not extend mortgages or loans on plots in illegal societies |
| No title transfer | Sub-registrar offices cannot register sale deeds for unapproved plots |
| No resale market | Informed buyers avoid illegal plots; resale becomes nearly impossible |
| Legal liability | Buyers may face court cases over disputed land ownership |
These risks are not hypothetical. Pakistani courts have upheld CDA's authority to demolish structures and reclaim land in illegal schemes even where buyers paid in full and received allotment letters. An allotment letter from an illegal developer has no legal standing.
For more on how property fraud operates in Pakistan's real estate market, read our investigation on Pakistan Real Estate Fraud & Confidence Crisis 2026 on Milkiyat.com.
Follow these steps before making any payment:
Visit www.cda.gov.pk/illegal-housing-schemes and search for the society name. The list is updated periodically. Also check the approved schemes list at www.cda.gov.pk.
Demand the NOC reference number from the developer. Then call or visit CDA directly to confirm it is real and active. CDA's One-Window Operation is located at their headquarters in G-7/4, Islamabad.
Ask to see the approved Layout Plan. Confirm the plot you are being offered falls within the approved boundaries not in an extension or unapproved phase.
Before signing any agreement or paying a booking amount, have a qualified property lawyer review the documentation. The cost of legal advice is a fraction of what you stand to lose.
If a developer is marketing an illegal scheme, you can report them to:
The good news: Islamabad has many well-established, legally approved housing societies where your investment is secure. Below are verified alternatives:
| Society | Status | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| DHA Margalla Enclave | CDA Approved | Margalla Hills Elite Project |
| Bahria Enclave | Approved | Affordable Range |
| B17 | CDA NOC | Modern amenities; Islamabad entry point |
| Bahria Town Islamabad | CDA/RDA Approved | Mid-to-high income; fully developed |
| DHA Islamabad Phase 1–6 | Fully Approved | Premium investment; strong resale |
| Gulberg Residencia | CDA Approved | Affordable to mid-range; solid ROI |
| Park View City Islamabad | CDA NOC Approved | Scenic location; installment options |
Browse verified listings and updated prices for these societies on Milkiyat.com – Islamabad best Housing Societies.
For plot-specific investment analysis, see our article on NOC-Approved Housing Societies for 5 Marla Plots in Islamabad on Milkiyat.com.
As of May 2026, the CDA has declared 99 housing and agro-farming schemes in Zones 3 and 4 alone as illegal and unauthorised under public notice PID(I)6402/24. Across all five zones of Islamabad, the broader CDA illegal housing list includes over 117 schemes. The official updated list is maintained at www.cda.gov.pk/illegal-housing-schemes.
Yes, technically. A developer can apply to CDA for Layout Plan approval and subsequently obtain an NOC. However, this process is long, uncertain, and offers no guarantee. Buyers remain fully at risk during this period. Do not invest based on a developer's promise that "approval is coming soon."
A Layout Plan (LOP) approval is the first stage — CDA approves the site's design on paper. An NOC is the second stage — issued only after infrastructure is built, government dues paid, and all compliance conditions met. Only after obtaining the NOC can a developer legally sell plots. Many illegal societies have neither.
Ghouri Town has multiple phases. Some phases within Islamabad's jurisdiction, particularly those along the Islamabad Expressway, have appeared on CDA illegal lists. However, portions within Rawalpindi's jurisdiction fall under RDA regulation. Verify the specific phase and its exact location before buying. Always check current CDA and RDA status directly, as this changes.
First, do not make any further payments. Consult a qualified property lawyer immediately. You may be able to recover funds through civil litigation if the developer has committed fraud. You can also file a complaint with the FIA Cyber Crime Wing for online fraud or with NAB's Digital One-Click fraud reporting system. Do not accept verbal assurances from the developer.
Yes. The CDA has the legal authority under the CDA Ordinance 1960 to demolish unauthorised structures and reclaim land. This has happened in Islamabad. An allotment letter or payment receipt from an illegal developer does not protect you legally. Court orders have upheld CDA demolition actions.
These zones contain vast tracts of rural, agricultural, and forest land on the outskirts of Islamabad far cheaper for developers to acquire. They are also harder for CDA enforcement teams to monitor. The Margalla Hills, Lehtrar Road, and Simly Dam Road corridors are particularly vulnerable to illegal encroachment because of their distance from the city centre.
No. CDA's jurisdiction covers Islamabad only. Rawalpindi's housing societies are regulated by the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA). For RDA-regulated societies, check www.rda.gop.pk. For a comparison of the two regulators, read our guide on CDA vs RDA: Jurisdiction & Powers Explained on Milkiyat.com.
Yes. Farm Housing schemes are exclusively permitted in Sub-zone D of Zone IV of Islamabad under ICT Zoning Regulations. They are agricultural/recreational land and cannot be converted into residential plots. Many illegal "agro-farming schemes" are marketed with misleading residential-style branding. Any scheme claiming to offer residential plots in a farm housing zone is operating illegally.
Call the CDA helpline or visit the One-Window Operation at CDA headquarters, G-7/4 Islamabad. Provide the developer's NOC number and ask CDA staff to confirm its authenticity and current status. Do not rely on a photocopy of the NOC provided by the developer — forgeries exist.
Islamabad's property market offers genuine opportunities but only in legally approved schemes. The CDA's May 2026 crackdown is the largest of its kind in recent memory, and it is a signal that enforcement is intensifying, not relaxing. Developers who have been marketing 99 schemes without approval are now facing sealed offices and legal action.
The buyers who lose the most are those who acted on low prices without verification. A plot priced at PKR 20 lakh in an illegal scheme when a comparable legal plot costs PKR 1 crore is not a bargain. It is a trap.
Three rules before buying any property in Islamabad:
For verified, NOC-approved properties in Islamabad and Rawalpindi with current prices and developer credentials, visit Milkiyat.com — Pakistan's trusted real estate portal.
For a broader look at market conditions, see our guide on Islamabad Real Estate Market Trends 2026 on Milkiyat.com.
Under Pakistani law, every housing project in Islamabad must clear a mandatory two-stage approval process administered by the CDA:
| Stage | What It Involves |
|---|---|
| Stage 1: Layout Plan (LOP) Approval | Developer submits a detailed site plan to CDA for review and approval |
| Stage 2: No Objection Certificate (NOC) | After infrastructure, dues, and building codes are met, CDA issues the NOC — only then can plots legally be sold |
The relevant legislation includes:
A society is illegal if:
Private housing societies may only be established in permissible Sub-zones B and C, while Farm Housing schemes are confined to Sub-zone D of Zone IV. Any scheme outside these zones is automatically unauthorised.
For more on how CDA regulates Islamabad's housing sector, read our detailed comparison of CDA vs MCI Jurisdiction in Islamabad on Milkiyat.com.
On 8 May 2026, the CDA's Planning Wing — under the signature of Director Regional Planning Ejaz ul Hassan issued public notice PID(I)6402/24, declaring 99 housing and agro-farming schemes in Zones 3 and 4 of Islamabad as illegal and unauthorised.
This is one of the most comprehensive crackdowns in the CDA's recent history. The authority stated explicitly that these schemes have been:
The CDA has also:
The authority maintains an updated master list of all illegal schemes on its official website at www.cda.gov.pk/illegal-housing-schemes. This list is your first and most important reference before any property decision.
Zone IV has the largest number of illegal housing societies in Islamabad. It borders Margalla Hills, Rawal Lake, and Lehtrar Road areas that are environmentally sensitive and subject to strict zoning restrictions. Illegal schemes here are concentrated along:
The following are among the schemes officially listed as illegal or unauthorised in Zone IV and Zone III by the CDA. Always cross-check the current CDA list before making any decision, as statuses can change.
| # | Society Name | Location / Road | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shaheen Town Islamabad | Lehtrar Road, Zone IV | Offices Sealed (May 2026) |
| 2 | Islamabad Green Paradise | Zone IV | Offices Sealed (May 2026) |
| 3 | Madina Enclave Phase-I | Lehtrar–Simly Dam Link Road | CDA Illegal List |
| 4 | Abdullah Garden | Kuri Road | CDA Illegal List |
| 5 | Adil Farms | Simly Dam Road | CDA Illegal List |
| 6 | Al-Rayan Society | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 7 | Japan Valley | Zone IV (Kirpa area) | CDA Illegal List |
| 8 | Green Hills |
⚠️ Buyer Alert: Several of the above schemes use credible-sounding names "Government Officers", "Doctors Enclave", "Madina" — deliberately designed to build false trust. A professional name does not indicate legal approval. Always verify directly with CDA.
Zone III covers approximately 50,393 acres and borders ecologically sensitive areas near Shah Allah Ditta, D-12, and the Margalla Hills. Construction here is heavily restricted, and many land subdivisions marketed as housing societies have no legal standing whatsoever.
Notable illegal schemes/land subdivisions flagged in Zone III include:
These are privately carved land plots being sold under the guise of housing schemes with zero CDA authorisation.
Zones I and II are primarily the planned sectors of Islamabad (F, G, I, E series sectors). Private housing societies are generally not permitted here as land is already allocated for government and CDA-built sectors. Any scheme claiming to operate in Zone I or II under a private developer label should be treated with extreme scepticism.
Two schemes were the focus of CDA's most visible enforcement action of 2026:
Shaheen Town had been marketing plots aggressively on social media and through on-site offices on Lehtrar Road. In May 2026, CDA enforcement teams sealed all administrative offices and public dealing offices under:
The sale and purchase of all plots has been formally prohibited.
Islamabad Green Paradise was operating promotional and sales offices in Zone IV without any CDA approval. Its offices were sealed in the same enforcement sweep as Shaheen Town in early May 2026. CDA confirmed the scheme had no valid Layout Plan or NOC.
If any of the following apply to a housing society you are considering, stop and verify before paying:
Buying in an unapproved housing scheme in Islamabad can result in:
| Risk | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total loss of investment | No legal protection exists; CDA can declare plots null |
| Demolition | CDA has authority to demolish structures in unauthorised developments |
| No utilities | IESCO, SNGPL, and SSGC are instructed not to provide connections to illegal schemes |
| No bank financing | Banks do not extend mortgages or loans on plots in illegal societies |
| No title transfer | Sub-registrar offices cannot register sale deeds for unapproved plots |
| No resale market | Informed buyers avoid illegal plots; resale becomes nearly impossible |
| Legal liability | Buyers may face court cases over disputed land ownership |
These risks are not hypothetical. Pakistani courts have upheld CDA's authority to demolish structures and reclaim land in illegal schemes even where buyers paid in full and received allotment letters. An allotment letter from an illegal developer has no legal standing.
For more on how property fraud operates in Pakistan's real estate market, read our investigation on Pakistan Real Estate Fraud & Confidence Crisis 2026 on Milkiyat.com.
Follow these steps before making any payment:
Visit www.cda.gov.pk/illegal-housing-schemes and search for the society name. The list is updated periodically. Also check the approved schemes list at www.cda.gov.pk.
Demand the NOC reference number from the developer. Then call or visit CDA directly to confirm it is real and active. CDA's One-Window Operation is located at their headquarters in G-7/4, Islamabad.
Ask to see the approved Layout Plan. Confirm the plot you are being offered falls within the approved boundaries not in an extension or unapproved phase.
Before signing any agreement or paying a booking amount, have a qualified property lawyer review the documentation. The cost of legal advice is a fraction of what you stand to lose.
If a developer is marketing an illegal scheme, you can report them to:
The good news: Islamabad has many well-established, legally approved housing societies where your investment is secure. Below are verified alternatives:
| Society | Status | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| DHA Margalla Enclave | CDA Approved | Margalla Hills Elite Project |
| Bahria Enclave | Approved | Affordable Range |
| B17 | CDA NOC | Modern amenities; Islamabad entry point |
| Bahria Town Islamabad | CDA/RDA Approved | Mid-to-high income; fully developed |
| DHA Islamabad Phase 1–6 | Fully Approved | Premium investment; strong resale |
| Gulberg Residencia | CDA Approved | Affordable to mid-range; solid ROI |
| Park View City Islamabad | CDA NOC Approved | Scenic location; installment options |
Browse verified listings and updated prices for these societies on Milkiyat.com – Islamabad best Housing Societies.
For plot-specific investment analysis, see our article on NOC-Approved Housing Societies for 5 Marla Plots in Islamabad on Milkiyat.com.
As of May 2026, the CDA has declared 99 housing and agro-farming schemes in Zones 3 and 4 alone as illegal and unauthorised under public notice PID(I)6402/24. Across all five zones of Islamabad, the broader CDA illegal housing list includes over 117 schemes. The official updated list is maintained at www.cda.gov.pk/illegal-housing-schemes.
Yes, technically. A developer can apply to CDA for Layout Plan approval and subsequently obtain an NOC. However, this process is long, uncertain, and offers no guarantee. Buyers remain fully at risk during this period. Do not invest based on a developer's promise that "approval is coming soon."
A Layout Plan (LOP) approval is the first stage — CDA approves the site's design on paper. An NOC is the second stage — issued only after infrastructure is built, government dues paid, and all compliance conditions met. Only after obtaining the NOC can a developer legally sell plots. Many illegal societies have neither.
Ghouri Town has multiple phases. Some phases within Islamabad's jurisdiction, particularly those along the Islamabad Expressway, have appeared on CDA illegal lists. However, portions within Rawalpindi's jurisdiction fall under RDA regulation. Verify the specific phase and its exact location before buying. Always check current CDA and RDA status directly, as this changes.
First, do not make any further payments. Consult a qualified property lawyer immediately. You may be able to recover funds through civil litigation if the developer has committed fraud. You can also file a complaint with the FIA Cyber Crime Wing for online fraud or with NAB's Digital One-Click fraud reporting system. Do not accept verbal assurances from the developer.
Yes. The CDA has the legal authority under the CDA Ordinance 1960 to demolish unauthorised structures and reclaim land. This has happened in Islamabad. An allotment letter or payment receipt from an illegal developer does not protect you legally. Court orders have upheld CDA demolition actions.
These zones contain vast tracts of rural, agricultural, and forest land on the outskirts of Islamabad far cheaper for developers to acquire. They are also harder for CDA enforcement teams to monitor. The Margalla Hills, Lehtrar Road, and Simly Dam Road corridors are particularly vulnerable to illegal encroachment because of their distance from the city centre.
No. CDA's jurisdiction covers Islamabad only. Rawalpindi's housing societies are regulated by the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA). For RDA-regulated societies, check www.rda.gop.pk. For a comparison of the two regulators, read our guide on CDA vs RDA: Jurisdiction & Powers Explained on Milkiyat.com.
Yes. Farm Housing schemes are exclusively permitted in Sub-zone D of Zone IV of Islamabad under ICT Zoning Regulations. They are agricultural/recreational land and cannot be converted into residential plots. Many illegal "agro-farming schemes" are marketed with misleading residential-style branding. Any scheme claiming to offer residential plots in a farm housing zone is operating illegally.
Call the CDA helpline or visit the One-Window Operation at CDA headquarters, G-7/4 Islamabad. Provide the developer's NOC number and ask CDA staff to confirm its authenticity and current status. Do not rely on a photocopy of the NOC provided by the developer — forgeries exist.
Islamabad's property market offers genuine opportunities but only in legally approved schemes. The CDA's May 2026 crackdown is the largest of its kind in recent memory, and it is a signal that enforcement is intensifying, not relaxing. Developers who have been marketing 99 schemes without approval are now facing sealed offices and legal action.
The buyers who lose the most are those who acted on low prices without verification. A plot priced at PKR 20 lakh in an illegal scheme when a comparable legal plot costs PKR 1 crore is not a bargain. It is a trap.
Three rules before buying any property in Islamabad:
For verified, NOC-approved properties in Islamabad and Rawalpindi with current prices and developer credentials, visit Milkiyat.com — Pakistan's trusted real estate portal.
| Zone IV |
| CDA Illegal List |
| 9 | Royal City | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 10 | Gulberg Town Phase I & II | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 11 | Simly Valley Phase I & II | Simly Dam Road | CDA Illegal List |
| 12 | Burma Town | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 13 | Dreamland City | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 14 | Capital Gardens | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 15 | Gulf Residencia | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 16 | Margalla Gardens | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 17 | Rawal Enclave Phase III | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 18 | Muzaffarabad Town | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 19 | Media City-I | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 20 | Islamabad Safe Garden | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 21 | Canterbury Enclave | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 22 | Doctors Enclave | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 23 | Ghouri Town (Phases on Expressway) | Islamabad Expressway | CDA Illegal List |
| 24 | Government Officers Co-operative Housing Scheme | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 25 | Asian Ranches Villas | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| Zone IV |
| CDA Illegal List |
| 9 | Royal City | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 10 | Gulberg Town Phase I & II | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 11 | Simly Valley Phase I & II | Simly Dam Road | CDA Illegal List |
| 12 | Burma Town | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 13 | Dreamland City | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 14 | Capital Gardens | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 15 | Gulf Residencia | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 16 | Margalla Gardens | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 17 | Rawal Enclave Phase III | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 18 | Muzaffarabad Town | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 19 | Media City-I | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 20 | Islamabad Safe Garden | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 21 | Canterbury Enclave | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 22 | Doctors Enclave | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 23 | Ghouri Town (Phases on Expressway) | Islamabad Expressway | CDA Illegal List |
| 24 | Government Officers Co-operative Housing Scheme | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |
| 25 | Asian Ranches Villas | Zone IV | CDA Illegal List |