Supreme Block stands out as a major residential pocket in the development, with a mix of plot sizes, finished villas, and its own sports infrastructure. A ground-level review points to busy construction, growing occupancy, and wide price differences shaped by elevation, distance from main avenues, and whether a plot has immediate possession status.
Sports complex and neighborhood feel
The sports complex and gymnasium anchor the sector. It has basketball and open sports courts, floodlights, and paved roads with landscaped green belts alongside. Because the land is elevated, plots facing or surrounding the complex get a scenic vantage point, which makes the area appealing for immediate home building.
Close by, the 3 Marla villa enclave has completed double-story homes where families already live. That settled population has created an active neighborhood and encouraged more private construction on nearby streets, including Street 32, Ahmed Avenue North, and Shah Deen Avenue.
5 Marla: two price bands
For 5 Marla residential plots near the sports complex and elevated avenues, values usually sit between 19 and 23 lacs. These are seen as prime because they have direct access to amenities and ready-to-build ground. Plots farther back or on secondary lanes are lower, generally between 17 and 20 lacs. Elevation, road width, and proximity to adjacent open fields all affect pricing.
7 and 8 Marla
Seven Marla plots on primary thoroughfares and prime spots command 24 to 28 lacs. Less prominent or lower-ground plots are priced at 20 to 23 lacs, with occasional options around 19 lacs. Near Shah Deen Avenue, standard 7 Marla inventory is around 22 to 23 lacs, and structural work on independent houses is already visible.
Eight Marla plots, which offer room for mid-to-large single-family homes, currently range from 32 to 35 lacs and can reach 40 lacs in select locations. Several private residences have already broken ground in this category.
10 and 12 Marla
Ten Marla options on main routes and well-developed streets range from 35 to 40 lacs. In sections toward the outer boundaries and rural road interfaces, 10 Marla inventory falls to around 24 to 27 lacs. The gap reflects the difference between fully developed sector roads and peripheral stretches still awaiting final infrastructure upgrades.
Twelve Marla plots extend from the 16 Marla belt toward Vista Square. They fall in the 50 to 55 lacs bracket and represent an established middle ground for buyers who want expansive residential space near key roundabouts.
14 and 16 Marla
Fourteen Marla residential cuttings are valued between 50 and 55 lacs, with a four-to-five lac margin depending on plot positioning. Large 16 Marla plots near Quran Revolving Square trade in the 65 to 75 lacs range. Plots next to existing village-side access routes see slightly slower value growth while final road alignment is pending, which can suit long-term hold strategies.
Off-ground files and adjustments
Owners need to separate on-ground plots from off-ground ones. A significant section directly behind the 3 Marla villas—covering Street 36B (7 Marla), Street 36C (5 Marla), Street 36D, and Street 36E—remains off-ground. These numbers currently represent unallocated files, not demarcated ground plots.
For holders of these off-ground lines, adjustments and transfers into alternate sectors or neighboring developments, such as ready-to-build possession sectors in Citi Housing or Grand City, remain available options. Checking the on-ground status of individual plot lines supports transparent decisions before construction or resale.
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