Sialkot's property market is compact and concentrated. Citi Housing Society on Daska Road, a gated scheme with 5 marla, 10 marla and 1 kanal plots, accounts for most plot listings in the city, which makes it the easiest place to compare prices. Ghalib Road and the Cantt follow, and newer schemes along Daska Road, Aimanabad Road and Wazirabad Road add cheaper plots, often on instalments. Established areas such as the Cantonment, Kashmir Road and Saddar Bazar remain the choice for families who want a settled address.
Buyers include local business families, people moving in from the district's tehsils of Daska, Pasrur and Sambrial, and overseas Pakistanis buying a plot to build on later. Renters mostly look for 5 and 10 marla houses in the gated schemes and older neighbourhoods.
Before buying, confirm the scheme's approval and check that your plot is on its approved layout plan. For land outside a society, get a fard from the Punjab Land Records Authority to confirm the seller's title.
Sialkot Housing Societies & Projects
Property in Sialkot explained: Citi Housing, the Cantt, Daska Road and Ghalib Road schemes, indicative marla prices and the checks to make before you buy.
How to get an online fard in Punjab from PLRA: the steps, when you must visit an Arazi Record Centre, and 2026-27 fees, with a Sialkot example.
