Qurtaba City is taking shape around one clear belief: a community should offer more than a place to live. It should give people room to connect, grow and move forward.
Qurtaba City is an RDA-approved planned community near Chakri Interchange. It brings residential neighbourhoods, commercial areas and shared facilities into one connected layout. Sultan Group holds an ownership and development role in the project.
Qurtaba City at a Glance
| Quick fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Community type | Planned setting for residential and commercial activity |
| Area | Near Chakri Interchange in the Rawalpindi–Islamabad region |
| Approval | RDA approved |
| Main road link | M-2 Motorway through Chakri Interchange |
| Ownership and development | Sultan Group |
| Plot categories | Residential, central commercial and sector commercial |
| Payment schedule | 20% down with eight quarterly instalments over two years |
What Makes Qurtaba City a Well-Planned Community?
A well-planned community needs clear roads, open areas and useful places for education, worship and business. Qurtaba City gives residential and commercial activity separate roles, while internal routes and shared services connect them. The table below shows how each part meets a practical need.
| Community need | Part of the Qurtaba City plan |
| Regional access | Chakri Interchange and the M-2 Motorway |
| Places to build and settle | Residential neighbourhoods and plot choices |
| Nearby shops and services | Sector commercial areas |
| Wider business activity | Central commercial area |
| Outdoor time | Parks, landscaping and open spaces |
| Learning and faith | Educational facilities and places of worship |
| Essential systems | Roads, water, sewerage, electricity and gas networks |
| Modern communication | Fibre-optic digital connectivity |
A Connected Setting Near Chakri Interchange
Qurtaba City sits near Chakri Interchange, where the M-2 Motorway creates its main regional link. This position connects the area with routes serving Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Chakri Road and Islamabad International Airport. It also keeps the development away from the busiest inner-city streets.
Reaching the Area from the M-2
Chakri Interchange gives visitors a direct motorway route towards the development. Families use regional roads for work, school, shopping and personal visits. Businesses depend on the same network for staff, stock and customers.
Travel time changes with the starting point, traffic and chosen route. Therefore, visitors should check the journey from their own area instead of relying on one fixed estimate.
Moving Through Qurtaba City
Inside Qurtaba City, roads connect residential sections, business areas, parks and shared facilities. They help residents, visitors and service teams move around the community. The layout also keeps shops reachable while giving quieter streets their own space.
Planned Around Everyday Life
Think about a normal day. A place to live matters, but so do shops, schools, parks, places of worship and essential services. Qurtaba City brings these parts together instead of leaving people to travel far for every need.
Residential neighbourhoods
The August 2026 payment schedule includes 5 Marla, 10 Marla and 1 Kanal residential plots. These choices suit different space needs and payment levels. However, size is only one part of the decision. The surrounding road, nearby activity, open areas and access to services also shape how a neighbourhood feels.
Residential sections form the quieter side of the plan. They give families space to build and settle within a larger community setting. Meanwhile, nearby facilities support routines without turning the residential area into a busy commercial centre.
Places for Shops and Services
Commercial areas give everyday business a defined place. Shops and services serve the people living nearby, while central businesses reach people from several sections. This structure keeps commercial activity useful instead of placing it without a clear purpose.
For residents, nearby services reduce unnecessary travel. For business owners, the surrounding neighbourhoods create a clear service area. Both sides depend on each other, yet each keeps its own role.
Green Areas and Shared Spaces
Parks, landscaped areas and open surroundings bring balance to the built environment. They give families space to walk, relax and spend time outdoors. They also make the community feel less crowded as more sections develop.
Green areas are not only decorative features around roads and buildings. They support the peaceful direction behind Qurtaba City and give shared life a visible place in the plan.
Sultan Villas Within Qurtaba City
Sultan Villas adds a planned villa option to the residential side of Qurtaba City. The project covers a dedicated section across Blocks D, F and Q, with 1,300 villas planned within the community.
| Key point | Detail |
| Project scale | 1,300 planned villas |
| Villa choices | 3 Bed Terrace, 3 Bed Lounge and 4 Bed Standard |
| Size | 5 Marla, 1,250 sq. ft. plot and 1,590 sq. ft. covered area |
| Design choices | Two exterior and three interior styles |
| Community service | 24-hour concierge |
Three Villa Layouts
The 3 Bed Terrace Villa adds private outdoor space to the layout. The 3 Bed Lounge Villa uses that space for a separate indoor lounge instead. Meanwhile, the 4 Bed Standard Villa adds another bedroom for a larger household or an extra room for guests, study or work.
All three choices use the same 5 Marla plot size. This keeps the main land area consistent while allowing families to compare the layouts by room use rather than plot size alone.
Size and Design Choices
Each villa sits on a 1,250 sq. ft. plot and provides 1,590 sq. ft. of covered space. Two exterior styles shape the outside appearance, while three interior styles change the look and feel inside.
Together, these choices create six exterior and interior combinations for each villa type. This brings variety to individual villas while keeping a clear design direction across the wider section.
A Separate Five-Year Payment Plan
Sultan Villas follows its own payment structure, separate from the Qurtaba City plot schedule. The listed total price is PKR 12,500,000. It begins with a 30% down payment of PKR 3,750,000, leaving PKR 8,750,000 across the five-year plan.
Concierge and Managed Setting
The villa section includes 24-hour concierge service and shared community management. This gives residents one contact point for routine assistance while keeping common areas and the overall design organised across Blocks D, F and Q.
Facilities for Learning, Faith and Daily Needs
Facilities turn a large development into a place people can use every day. In Qurtaba City, the plan covers learning, worship, basic services and digital access. Each area supports a different part of community life.
Education and Places of Worship
Education and faith form part of the identity behind Qurtaba City. The plan includes educational spaces and places of worship within the wider community. This keeps learning and spiritual life connected with the neighbourhood instead of treating them as distant additions.
These places also create shared points where people meet for a clear purpose. For example, schools support students and families. Places of worship support prayer, reflection and community connection. Together, they add meaning beyond roads and property lines.
Essential Services Behind Daily Life
Roads are easy to see, but several systems work beneath and around them. Water supply, sewerage, electricity, gas and waste handling support everyday use across residential and commercial sections.
These services matter because every part of the development relies on them. A residential street needs safe access and working utilities. A commercial area needs service routes, power and waste management. Shared facilities also need the same systems to operate properly.
In addition, the road network ties these functions together. It supports regular movement as well as maintenance, deliveries and emergency access. That practical role makes infrastructure part of daily life rather than a background feature.
Digital Access for Homes and Businesses
The plan also includes fibre-optic connectivity for homes and commercial activity. In turn, digital access supports study, communication, office work, online services and business operations.
Commercial Spaces for Different Business Needs
Commercial planning gives Qurtaba City more than one level of business activity. The current schedule lists central commercial plots and sector commercial plots. The two categories serve different parts of the community.
Central Commercial Plots
The central commercial category includes 8 Marla plots. Its wider role comes from serving people across several sections. This suits businesses that need reach beyond one nearby neighbourhood.
The central area also brings several forms of activity into one recognised business section. Clear road access supports visitors, staff and deliveries. As the community grows, this area serves as a shared commercial point rather than a neighbourhood-only service area.
Sector Commercial Plots
Sector commercial plots come in a 5.33 Marla size. These spaces bring shops and services closer to individual neighbourhoods. That makes them suitable for businesses connected with regular local needs.
Their role is smaller in reach but closer in use. In practice, a sector shop serves people who live nearby, while the central commercial area serves a broader part of the development. As a result, business owners can match the category with the type of activity they plan to run.
How Both Categories Work Together
Central and sector commercial areas do not compete for the same purpose. One supports wider business activity; the other improves convenience near residential sections. Together, they create a layered commercial structure.
This structure also supports better movement. People do not need to enter the main commercial centre for every small task. At the same time, larger businesses still have a central area with broader reach. The commercial planning in Qurtaba City therefore supports both routine services and wider trade.
Qurtaba City Payment Plan
The August 2026 payment plan begins with a 20% down payment. The remaining 80% is divided into eight quarterly instalments over two years. Four payments fall within each year.
| Type | Size | Total price | 20% down | Balance | Quarterly × 8 |
| Residential | 5 Marla | PKR 3,000,000 | PKR 600,000 | PKR 2,400,000 | PKR 300,000 |
| Residential | 10 Marla | PKR 4,500,000 | PKR 900,000 | PKR 3,600,000 | PKR 450,000 |
| Residential | 1 Kanal | PKR 6,500,000 | PKR 1,300,000 | PKR 5,200,000 | PKR 650,000 |
| Central commercial | 8 Marla | PKR 12,000,000 | PKR 2,400,000 | PKR 9,600,000 | PKR 1,200,000 |
| Sector commercial | 5.33 Marla | PKR 5,330,000 | PKR 1,066,000 | PKR 4,264,000 | PKR 533,000 |
Take the 5 Marla residential plot as an example. The first payment is PKR 600,000. After that, PKR 300,000 is paid every three months until all eight instalments are complete.
Every category follows the same 20/80 pattern. Only the plot size, total price and payment amount change. The signed agreement records the exact dates, transfer rules and possession terms.
Sultan Group’s Role in Qurtaba City
Sultan Group holds an ownership and development role in Qurtaba City. Its contribution covers the organisation of residential, commercial and villa sections, together with the roads, utilities, green areas and shared facilities that support them.
The Group plans land use so neighbourhoods remain close to daily services while commercial activity has clearly defined spaces. It also develops Sultan Villas within a dedicated part of the community.
Alongside work on the ground, Sultan Group provides clear information about prices, payment schedules, property choices and project features. This keeps public details aligned with development across Qurtaba City.
A Vision Shaped by Peace, Knowledge and Progress
The name Qurtaba draws inspiration from historic Córdoba, a city remembered for learning, culture and organised civic life. The modern project carries that idea through its focus on education, faith, shared values and community care.
At the same time, the vision looks towards present needs. Roads support movement. Fibre-optic access supports communication. Commercial sections support services and business activity. Green areas create calmer surroundings around the built parts of the community.
This balance gives the development its character. Tradition shapes the values, while modern systems support everyday use. Neither side stands alone. Learning, worship, business and family life all form part of the same wider setting.
Key Takeaways
- Qurtaba City is an RDA-approved planned community near Chakri Interchange.
- The M-2 Motorway provides its main regional road connection.
- Residential choices include 5 Marla, 10 Marla and 1 Kanal plots.
- Commercial choices include 8 Marla central and 5.33 Marla sector plots.
- Parks, education, worship, essential services and digital access support the wider plan.
- The August 2026 schedule starts with 20% down and divides the balance into eight quarterly instalments.
- Sultan Group holds an ownership and development role and develops Sultan Villas within Qurtaba City.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Qurtaba City?
Qurtaba City is near Chakri Interchange in the Rawalpindi–Islamabad region. The interchange connects the area with the M-2 Motorway and routes towards Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Chakri Road and Islamabad International Airport.
Is Qurtaba City RDA approved?
Yes. Qurtaba City is RDA approved. This approval forms part of the project’s development record.
What residential plot sizes are available?
The August 2026 payment schedule lists 5 Marla, 10 Marla and 1 Kanal residential plots. Each option follows the same 20% down payment and two-year quarterly instalment structure.
Does Qurtaba City include commercial spaces?
Yes. The plan includes 8 Marla central commercial plots and 5.33 Marla sector commercial plots. The central category serves a wider part of the development, while sector spaces bring shops and services closer to neighbourhoods.
How does the two-year payment plan work?
The plan starts with a 20% down payment. The remaining 80% is split into eight equal quarterly instalments. This creates four scheduled payments each year for two years.
What facilities form part of Qurtaba City?
The wider plan covers internal roads, parks, education, places of worship, essential utility systems, commercial services and fibre-optic connectivity. These facilities support different parts of residential and business life.
What is Sultan Group’s role in Qurtaba City?
Sultan Group works across the residential, commercial and villa sections of Qurtaba City. Its role covers development work, project information, plot and payment details, and Sultan Villas.
One Plan for Living and Business
Qurtaba City gives residential life and commercial activity their own place within one planned setting. Families gain neighbourhoods connected with roads, parks, learning, worship and daily services. At the same time, business owners gain central and sector choices shaped around different levels of activity.
Together, these elements give Qurtaba City a practical setting for daily life and business activity.