G-13 sits between G-14 to the west and G-12 to the east, close to H-13, with direct frontage on the Kashmir Highway. That location is one of G-13’s strongest selling points: it connects residents to the M-1 Motorway, while Lehtrar Road and Tarnol Road link the sector to G-14, G-12, H-13, and the Islamabad Expressway. If you’re mapping out G-13 Islamabad’s location relative to the rest of the city, this highway access is the detail that matters most for daily commuting.
G-13 isn’t a speculative, paper-only scheme. The FGEHA Phase-III land allocation dates back to 1996, major infrastructure and rehabilitation work was completed in 2016, and newer apartment projects — including Kashmir Avenue — have continued breaking ground since 2019. That development timeline is worth checking against any competing sector you’re considering, since a longer track record usually means fewer surprises during possession and construction.
G-13 Islamabad is organized into four residential sub-sectors — G-13/1, G-13/2, G-13/3, and G-13/4 — each with its own housing stock, parks, schools, and local markets.
FGEHA’s layout plan allocates the sector’s roughly 5,286.51 Kanals as follows:
FGEHA’s records show around 6,065 residential plots across G-13, in these standard sizes:
Whether you’re comparing 4 Marla plots or looking at a full Kanal, G-13 Islamabad’s plot inventory covers most common budgets and build plans.
G-13’s road hierarchy is straightforward: 70-feet main double roads connect sub-sectors to the commercial core, 40 and 60-feet collector roads carry secondary traffic, and local streets run 25 to 30 feet wide within residential blocks. That structure keeps through-traffic off the streets people actually live on — a detail that matters more day to day than it sounds.
Every sub-sector has at least one dedicated park or playground.
Hill Park (the sector’s largest, at roughly 4.94 acres), Park No. 5 on Double Road, Park No. 6 on Street 57, and a cricket ground at Play Ground No. 2 on Street 40.
Park No. 10, Park No. 11 (Street 137), Park No. 12 (Street 152), and a football ground at Play Ground No. 2 on Street 4.
Families considering G-13 Islamabad will find a reasonable spread of schools in and around the sector, including:
This covers the major, well-known institutions. Several smaller neighborhood primary and middle schools also operate within the sector.
G-13 Markaz is the sector’s main commercial hub, covering groceries, pharmacies, salons, and casual dining. For more localized shopping, Farooq Market serves G-13/3 and Punjab Market serves G-13/4, with smaller mini-markets and service plazas along the main double roads in each sub-sector.
Every sub-sector includes multiple neighborhood mosques. Named examples include Masjid Anwar-e-Madina and Masjid Al-Mahmood in G-13/3, and Masjid Ali Murtaza in G-13/4, alongside additional mosques serving G-13/1 and G-13/2.
Residents have several clinics and medical centers nearby, including Anwar Capital Hospital & Vaccination Center, Aman Medical Services, Noreen Dental & Medical Care, Mehmood Medical Center, and Shakir Medical Center. For anything beyond routine care, larger hospitals in neighboring sectors are a short drive away.
Newer projects in G-13 — including Lifestyle Residency and the Kashmir Avenue developments — come with amenities standard in modern builds: swimming pools, gyms and fitness clubs, community clubs, kids’ play areas, on-site medical centers, and mosques within the complex.
Category | Details |
Sub-sectors | G-13/1, G-13/2, G-13/3, G-13/4 |
Total area | ~660 acres (5,286.51 Kanals) |
Residential plots | ~6,065, from 25’×45′ up to 75’×120′ |
Main commercial hub | G-13 Markaz, plus Farooq Market and Punjab Market |
Road hierarchy | 70 ft main double roads, 40–60 ft collectors, 25–30 ft local streets |
Highway access | Kashmir Highway, connecting to the M-1 Motorway and Islamabad Expressway |
Utilities | IESCO (power), SNGPL (gas), CDA/FGEHA (water) |
Development timeline | Scheme launched 1996; major rehabilitation 2016; apartment projects since 2019 |
