Zone-size grouping from the published 2023 layout review. Match your plot with its layout version.
Find the zone on the map
A zone label helps identify the layout area. Establish the zone, street and plot reference before discussing a price. Compare the map version with the property documentation and have discrepancies resolved before payment.
Which plot sizes are shown in each zone?
A 2023 project review describes five zones with different residential size mixes. That reference can help orient a buyer, but it does not establish the latest allocation, possession or availability. The historical size grouping is shown separately below.
Compare the exact street and plot
Do not infer a universal possession date, land condition or investment outcome from a zone number. Check the specific street and plot. Compare access, levels, surrounding plans and the evidence relevant to your purpose.
Use a zone to narrow the search
A zone is a useful starting point when comparing the South layout. Next, look at the street, plot number and surrounding roads. Two plots in one zone can still have different positions and asking prices. Share your preferred location with the team instead of assuming that one zone label settles the choice.
Match size, location and payment balance
Choose the size you want to discuss, then compare the available plot references against the layout. Check the balance and category terms for the specific property. A numbered plot on a map is not a promise that it is being offered for sale; call for the plots being discussed now.
Buying a plot in Zone 2
If you are considering a 5 or 10 marla plot in Zone 2, compare the specific location and payment terms with our team. Our Zone 2 page explains the layout position, size options and questions to ask before booking.
Frequently asked questions
Which sizes are in Zone 1?
The historical grouping is shown on the zones page. Check the current relevant map before treating that grouping as a present allocation.
Does Zone 2 have possession?
Do not assume a zone-wide status from an advertisement. Obtain the relevant dated confirmation for the area or plot you are considering.
Which zone is best?
There is no universal answer. Compare budget, intended use, actual location, access, site conditions and the evidence available for the particular property.
Can I select a zone without checking the street?
A zone is only one identifier. The street and plot location can affect the practical choice, so check the full reference.
Want help with your South plot?
Call our team with your plot size, budget and buying question.