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Where Is C-15, Islamabad Located ?

C-15 sits in the northwest of Islamabad, at the Margalla foothills, on the C-16 and D-17 side of the city’s northern expansion. It borders C-14 and C-16, and takes its main access from Margalla Avenue, which runs along the base of the hills and links this stretch of the city to the GT Road and M-1 Motorway corridor. Because C-15 sits at the outer edge of Zone I, most residents currently route through neighbouring sectors and Margalla Avenue for day-to-day errands, schooling, and healthcare. That will change as the sector’s own commercial and residential infrastructure matures over the next few years.

C-15 Islamabad's Development History and Status

C-15 belongs to the C-sector series that CDA first surveyed in 2008, alongside C-14 and C-16, as part of Islamabad’s push north toward the Margalla foothills. Land acquisition and a land-sharing arrangement with original owners (similar to the model used for DHA-adjacent sectors) got underway, but development stalled for financial reasons for over a decade.

That changed from 2019 onward, when CDA reopened C-14 and C-15 for active development. As of November 2025, CDA had issued tenders worth roughly Rs 67 million specifically to complete road infrastructure, culverts, and the remaining development work in C-15 — a strong signal that the sector has moved from paper planning into an active, funded build-out rather than sitting dormant.

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The Four Sub-Sectors of C-15 Islamabad: C-15/1, C-15/2, C-15/3, C-15/4

C-15 Islamabad is organized into four residential sub-sectors — C-15/1, C-15/2, C-15/3, and C-15/4 — each with its own housing stock, parks, schools, and local markets.

Because the sector is mid-development, buyers should treat sub-sector divisions as provisional until confirmed against the current CDA layout plan for the specific plot in question.

Land Use Breakdown in C-15

CDA planning standards allocate residential, commercial, public, green, & road areas as follows:

Residential (plots)

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Roads, streets, and parking:

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Parks, playgrounds, and open space:

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Commercial:

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Public buildings:

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Developed adjacent open space:

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Plot Sizes in C-15 Islamabad

CDA records show around 400 kanal residential plots across C-15, in these standard sizes:
    • 25′ × 50′ (5 Marla)
    • 50′ × 90′ (1 Kanal)
Whether you’re comparing 5 Marla plots or looking at a full Kanal, C-15 Islamabad’s plot inventory covers it in budgets and build plans.

Roads and Connectivity in C-15 Islamabad

Margalla Avenue is C-15’s spine, connecting it south toward D-12 and E-11 and north toward Sangjani and the GT Road/M-1 interchange. Internal roads and culverts are part of the current tender round, so carpeting and drainage standards will keep improving block by block through the build-out.

Schools, Markaz, & Daily Amenities Near C-15 Islamabad

C-15’s own retail, school, and clinic base is still early-stage. In practice, residents currently lean on the established facilities in nearby C-14, D-17, Margalla Town, and the Multi Gardens B-17 commercial belt for groceries, schooling, and routine healthcare, with a dedicated C-15 Markaz planned as part of the sector’s eventual commercial layout.

C-15 Markaz and Commercial Areas

C-15 is an emerging CDA sector, and its commercial activity is still developing. Designated commercial plots are planned within the sector, while residents currently rely heavily on nearby commercial areas and markets in sectors such as D-12, E-11 and B-17 for established retail, dining and everyday services.

Mosques in C-15 Islamabad

Mosques are planned within C-15 as part of the sector’s community facilities. However, C-15 is still in the development stage.

Hospitals and Clinics Near C-15 Islamabad

C-15 does not currently have a well-documented major hospital within the sector. Residents can access healthcare facilities in nearby parts of Islamabad, including larger institutions such as Shifa International Hospital and Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences, while smaller clinics and medical centers are available in surrounding sectors.

Utilities in C-15 Islamabad: Electricity, Gas, and Water

  • Electricity, water, and sewerage: being extended sub-sector by sub-sector alongside the current road and culvert works — availability should be confirmed street by street rather than assumed sector-wide.
  • Gas connection depends on the specific block; many newly developed CDA sectors see gas infrastructure lag behind roads and electricity, so this is worth checking directly before committing to a plot.

C-15 Islamabad at a Glance

Catogery

Details

Sub-sectors

C-15/1, C-15/2, C-15/3, C-15/4

Total Area

4,000 Kanals

Residential Plots

400, 25’x 50’ & 50’ x 90’

Development status

Active build-out since 2019; CDA-funded road, culvert and infrastructure works underway as of late 2025

Main access

Margalla Avenue, linking to GT Road and the M-1 Motorway

Neighbouring sectors

C-14, C-16, D-17

Nearby established amenities

C-14, Margalla Town, and the Multi Gardens B-17 commercial belt

Buyer profile

Longer-horizon investors and buyers comfortable with a developing sector; not yet a fully serviced, ready-to-build sector

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