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Where Is I-14, Islamabad Located ?

I-14 sits on the southwestern edge of Islamabad, connecting to Rawalpindi to the south, with I-13 to its east and I-15 to its west. It’s reached via the Islamabad-Peshawar Motorway (M-1) through the Peshawar Interchange, and it’s located near Peshawar Road, which keeps plot prices comparatively economical for a CDA-developed sector this close to the motorway network.

I-14 Islamabad's Development History

CDA launched I-14 on 25 June 1989, aiming to meet the growing housing demands of Islamabad’s expanding population. A comprehensive master plan for the sector, covering roughly 3,500 acres, was approved by CDA in 2008, giving I-14 a clearer, more modern development framework than some of its older I-sector neighbours.

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The Layout of I-14 Islamabad

I-14 follows the standard CDA structure of sub-sectors, each with its own central commercial area (Markaz), alongside a mix of residential housing types — apartments, townhouses, and villas — plus commercial zones including a shopping mall and business district.

Plot Sizes

5 Marla plots are commonly cited in current listings for I-14, among other categories.

Roads and Connectivity in I-14 Islamabad

The M-1 Motorway, accessed via the Peshawar Interchange, is I-14’s most direct route, and the sector also connects south to Rawalpindi. Compared with I-15, I-14 is generally considered the more developed of the two, per local real-estate reporting.

Parks in I-14 Islamabad

Residents can access well-maintained parks and green spaces for relaxation and exercise, with CDA continuing to work on new roads, parks, and amenities as the sector matures.

Schools and Amenities in I-14 Islamabad

I-14 hosts various educational institutions, from schools through colleges and universities, along with mosques and shopping centres serving the sector’s residential population.

I-14 Markaz and Commercial Areas

Each of I-14’s divisions has its own Markaz, complemented by a broader commercial district and shopping mall as laid out in the 2008 master plan.

Utilities in I-14 Islamabad

Electricity, water, and roads: developed unevenly across the sector’s history — I-14 was one of several long-stalled sectors (alongside E-12 and I-15) that received renewed CDA investment in recent years, so confirm current utility status for the specific block before purchasing.

I-14 Islamabad at a Glance

Launched

25 June 1989 by CDA

Master plan approved

2008, covering ≈3,500 acres

Main access

M-1 Motorway via Peshawar Interchange; Peshawar Road

Neighbouring sectors

I-13 (east), I-15 (west); borders Rawalpindi to the south

Relative development

More developed than I-15, per local real-estate reporting

Buyer profile

Economically priced plots for buyers on the city’s southwestern edge

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