If you’re planning to invest in a commercial plot in Faisal Town Phase 2, a shop, office, or business space, the process involves a few extra steps compared to booking a residential plot.
Plot categories, pricing structure, and required documents all differ slightly for commercial buyers. Getting these right from the start saves you time and avoids delays later.
This guide walks through the complete booking process, from choosing the right plot category to submitting your application, making the down payment, and confirming your booking, along with the current payment plan and what to verify before you commit.
The Booking Process in Brief
Booking a commercial plot in Faisal Town Phase 2 follows five main steps: contact an authorized dealer or the developer, choose your plot category and location, fill out the commercial plot application form, submit your documents along with the down payment, and receive your booking confirmation.
| Step | What Happens |
| 1. Contact | Reach out to an authorized dealer or the developer directly |
| 2. Choose | Select plot size, corner or non-corner, and location |
| 3. Apply | Complete the commercial application form |
| 4. Pay | Submit documents and the down payment |
| 5. Confirm | Receive booking confirmation and allotment details |
Types of Commercial Plots Available
Faisal Town Phase 2 offers commercial plots in three main sizes, each suited to a different kind of business or investment goal. Pricing depends on the size, whether the plot is corner or non-corner, and its specific location within the commercial zones.
| Plot Size | Best Suited For |
| 30×40 (133.33 sq. yd) | Small shops, compact business setups |
| 50×40 (222.22 sq. yd) | Mid-sized businesses, brand outlets |
| 50×60 (333.33 sq. yd) | Plazas, shopping centers, head offices |
30×40 Commercial Plots
The 30×40 commercial plots are the most affordable category, making them a common entry point for small business owners and first-time commercial investors. They suit retail shops, small offices, and compact business setups where a lower upfront cost matters more than a large footprint.
50×40 Commercial Plots
50×40 commercial plots offer more space for mid-sized businesses, including brand outlets, restaurants, or offices that need a larger layout. Corner plots in this category typically carry a higher rate than non-corner plots, reflecting their added visibility and street access. 50×60 Commercial Plots (Commercial Markaz & Main Boulevard)
The 50×60 commercial plots are the largest and most premium category, available in two locations: Commercial Markaz and the 350 ft Main Boulevard. These are generally suited to larger projects like plazas, shopping centers, or head offices, with Main Boulevard plots typically priced higher due to their position on the main commercial corridor.
What You Need Before You Start
Before you begin the booking process, it helps to have your documents ready and a clear idea of which plot category fits your business plans. Sorting this out upfront makes the actual booking steps faster and reduces back-and-forth with the dealer or developer.
Two things matter most at this stage: the paperwork you’ll need to submit, and whether a corner or non-corner plot makes more sense for what you’re building. Both are covered below.
Required Documents
To book a commercial plot, you’ll generally need:
- A CNIC copy (or NICOP for overseas buyers)
- Passport-size photographs
- A bank deposit slip as proof of payment
- A completed commercial plot application form, including nominee details
Having these ready before contacting a dealer speeds up the entire process and avoids delays once you’ve decided on a plot.
Choosing Between Corner and Non-Corner Plots
A corner plot sits at the intersection of two roads, offering more visibility and foot traffic, which usually comes with a higher rate per square yard. A non-corner plot costs less and still offers full access to the commercial zone, just without the added street exposure.
For businesses relying on walk-in customers, like retail shops or restaurants, the visibility of a corner plot can be worth the premium. For offices or businesses less dependent on street-level exposure, a non-corner plot offers the same core location at a lower cost.
How to Book a Commercial Plot
Once your documents are ready and you’ve decided on a plot category, the booking process itself follows a clear sequence. Each step builds on the one before it, so it’s worth following them in order rather than skipping ahead.
Step 1: Contact an Authorized Dealer or the Developer
Start by reaching out to an authorized dealer or the developer’s sales office directly, using contact details you’ve verified independently. Let them know you’re specifically interested in a commercial plot, since this routes you to the right pricing and availability information from the start.
Step 2: Select Plot Category and Location
Choose your plot size, 30×40, 50×40, or 50×60, along with corner or non-corner positioning and, for the largest category, whether you want Commercial Markaz or Main Boulevard. Ask for current availability, since not every category is open in every location.
Step 3: Fill Out the Commercial Plot Application Form
Complete the application form with your personal details, plot selection, payment plan option, and nominee information. Double-check every field, since errors like an incorrect CNIC number or missing nominee details can delay your booking.
Step 4: Submit Documents and Down Payment
Submit your required documents along with the down payment, which is typically 25% of the total plot price. Pay only through official channels, such as a pay order, demand draft, or bank transfer in the developer’s name, and confirm account details before sending payment.
Step 5: Receive Booking Confirmation and Allotment Details
Once your documents and payment are verified, you’ll receive official booking confirmation along with your allotment details. Keep this documentation safe, since it serves as your primary proof of booking going forward.
Commercial Plot Payment Plan and Pricing
Commercial plots in Faisal Town Phase 2 follow a structured payment plan built around a down payment and quarterly installments over four years. Pricing varies depending on plot size, corner or non-corner positioning, and location within the commercial zones.
| Category | Down Payment | Installments |
| All commercial plots | 25% of total price | 16 quarterly installments (4 years) |
Prices are generally quoted as a rate per square yard, which then determines the total cost, down payment, and installment amount for each specific plot. The sections below break down the payment structure and how pricing shifts across categories.
Down Payment and Installment Structure
Commercial plot bookings typically require a down payment of 25% of the total price, with the remaining balance spread across 16 quarterly installments over four years. This structure is consistent across the 30×40, 50×40, and 50×60 categories, though the actual rupee amounts differ based on plot size and location. Development charges are generally included in the quoted price, so confirm this directly with the sales team to avoid surprises later.
Price Differences by Category and Location
Price per square yard increases with both plot size and location. Corner plots consistently cost more than non-corner plots in the same category, and within the 50×60 size, plots on the 350 ft Main Boulevard are priced higher than those in Commercial Markaz, reflecting their position on the main commercial corridor. Always request current rates directly from the sales team, since commercial pricing is revised periodically.
NOC and Legal Status for Commercial Plots
NOC status for commercial plots falls under the same overall project approval as residential plots in Faisal Town Phase 2, since it applies at the project level rather than to individual plot categories. As of now, NOC remains in process with the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA), and hasn’t received final approval.
Some sources describe the project as RDA-approved, but this doesn’t match what’s confirmed through official channels. Don’t rely on a dealer’s claim about approval status, whether for residential or commercial plots. Verify current status directly through RDA’s own records before making any payment.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Booking
The most common mistake is booking a corner plot without confirming whether the premium is actually justified for your specific business type, since not every business benefits equally from extra street visibility.
A close second is submitting the application form with incomplete or incorrect details, such as a wrong CNIC number or missing nominee information, which delays processing.
Buyers also frequently skip verifying NOC status independently, relying instead on a dealer’s assurance. Another recurring issue is paying the down payment to a personal account instead of the developer’s official account, an easy mistake to avoid by confirming account details directly before transferring funds.
Finally, some buyers don’t clarify whether development charges are included in the quoted price, which can lead to unexpected costs later in the payment schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
Final Verdict: Is Booking a Commercial Plot Worth It Now?
Booking a commercial plot in Faisal Town Phase 2 can make sense if you have a clear business use in mind and you’ve verified the details that matter most: current pricing, NOC status, and whether a corner or non-corner plot actually fits your business type.
What it shouldn’t be is a decision made on a dealer’s claim of approval status or a rushed booking without comparing categories. The payment plan is structured and manageable, but the legal uncertainty around NOC approval is a real factor to weigh, not a detail to skip past.
If you’re ready to move forward, confirming current availability and pricing directly with the developer is the next practical step.
Want current pricing and availability for a specific commercial plot category? Get in touch with our team before you book.
