What the sizes mean
Under the standard revenue measure one Marla is 272.25 square feet, so a 5 Marla plot is about 1,361 square feet and a 10 Marla plot is about 2,722 square feet. A Kanal is 20 Marla. Developers sometimes use slightly different figures in brochures, so ask for the dimensions in feet and the total area in square feet in the written offer.
5 Marla plots
- Lower total cost, which suits first-time buyers and smaller budgets.
- Suits a compact family home, usually built over more than one floor.
- Generally attractive on resale because more buyers can afford them.
10 Marla plots
- More room for a larger house, parking and a garden.
- Higher total cost, and construction costs also rise with the covered area.
- Popular with families who plan to build and live there long term.
Where these sizes are available through us
- Sitara Supreme City: 5, 7 and 10 Marla, at an indicative PKR 12 lac to 15 lac per Marla.
- Sitara Smart City: 5 to 10 Marla, at an indicative PKR 9 lac to 12 lac per Marla.
- Wadi-e-Sitara: 5, 10 and 20 Marla in the original phase, plus 1 and 2 Kanal in the new extension.
Rates are indicative and change; confirm today's written price for the block and plot you are considering.
Before you buy either size
- Budget for construction and transfer costs, not only the plot price.
- Check the plot's exact dimensions and position on the plan.
- Read the payment plan and possession timeline.
- Have your lawyer review the papers.
This article is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Prices, rules and fees change, so confirm current figures with the developer and have a lawyer review your documents before you pay.