New City Phase 2 Commercial Plots: Price List by Block 2026

Prices verified as of September 2026
Quick answer: New City Phase 2 commercial plots range from aroundPKR 45 lakh per Marla up toPKR 2.5 Crore+ for prime corners. Sizes run from4.2 Marla to 25 Marla. Block C holds the premium corners, Block I offers boulevard footfall, and Block M suits early-entry buyers.
Here’s the plain truth. Commercial plots in New City Phase 2 are one of the strongest transactional plays in Wah Cantt right now but nobody has published a clear price list. Listings are scattered. Numbers are undated. And buyers are left guessing.
There’s another problem. When you see “commercial property” in a listing, it can mean two very different things: a bare commercial plot you build on yourself, or a ready-made shop like the units at Glowstar Heights. You need to know which one you’re comparing before you compare anything at all.
So let’s fix that. This guide gives you the headline numbers early sizes from4.2 Marla to 25 Marla, prices from roughlyPKR 45 lakh per Marla up toPKR 2.5 Crore+ for prime corner plots. Then it breaks everything down block by block: C, D, I, M, and New City Arcade.
You’ll get a clean price table, a plots-vs-shops explainer, and the real reasons prices swing so widely. For society background, see theNew City Phase 2 pillar page. And if you want residential blocks instead, check theNew City Phase 2 Plot for Sale this article stays commercial-only.
Commercial Plot Sizes Available (4.2 Marla to 25 Marla)
The size range is confirmed and simple. The smallest commercial plots start around4.2 Marla. The largest reach25 Marla. That’s the full spectrum.
Which size fits which business? Here’s a quick breakdown:
- Small plots (4.2–5 Marla): Single retail units, corporate offices, or pharmacies.
- Mid to large plots (10–25 Marla): Showrooms, restaurants, or multi-storey commercial plazas.
Want a concrete anchor? TheI Prime Block 4.2 Marla plot is listed atPKR 1.25 Crore that works out to roughlyPKR 30 lakh per Marla.
Now, here’s something that trips buyers up. The per-Marla rate is not fixed across sizes. A small corner plot on a prime road can command a higher per-Marla rate than a larger interior plot. Size alone doesn’t set the price. Location does most of the work.

New City Phase 2 Commercial Plots: Hotspots in Block C, D, I, M & New City Arcade
Five blocks carry most of the commercial weight in New City Phase 2. Each one plays a different role. Let’s walk through them.
Block C is the premium address. It’s known for prime corner commercial inventory. The standout benchmark is a Block-C corner commercial plot listed atPKR 2.5 Crore. Why so high? Corner status gives two-side exposure, and the plot sits close to the society’s main commercial activity and transit traffic. That combination is rare and buyers pay for it.
Block D brings scale. You’ll find25 Marla commercial plots along theMain Double Road. That frontage and vehicle access make Block D ideal for large-format retail and multi-storey plazas that need room and easy entry.
Block I is built for footfall. There’s a confirmed25 Marla plot on a110-feet wide main boulevard. Road width matters more than people think a wider boulevard means better visibility, more parking, and easier vehicle access. Smaller-plot buyers should look atI Prime Block, where the 4.2 Marla units live.
Block M is the early bird’s pick. It’s an emerging commercial pocket, still maturing, still affordable. If you want to get in before prices climb, this is the block to watch.
New City Arcade is the commercial anchor of the whole society. It draws retail brands, cafés, boutiques, clinics, and offices. Proximity to the Arcade lifts nearby plot values because the footfall is already there you’re buying into proven retail draw, not a promise.
Not sure where each block sits? Use theNew City Phase 2 Map to locate them.
Price Guide by Block and Size
Here’s the consolidated price list the view no competitor bothers to publish.
| Block | Plot Size Available | Price Range | Boulevard/Road Width | Corner Premium (Y/N) | Best For |
| Block C | 4–8 Marla | Up toPKR 2.5 Crore (prime corner) | Main commercial road | Y | Premium corner retail |
| Block D | Up to 25 Marla | Mid-to-high range | Main Double Road | Optional | Large-format retail, plazas |
| Block I | 4.2–25 Marla | PKR 1.25 Crore (4.2 Marla) and up | 110-feet main boulevard | Optional | High-footfall boulevard retail |
| Block M | Varies | Entry-level to mid | Standard commercial roads | Optional | Early-entry investment |
| New City Arcade | Shops/units | Varies by unit | Arcade frontage | N/A | Ready retail near anchor |
These figures are indicative. Commercial prices move fast verify current listings before you buy.
So what’s the spread? The baseline sits aroundPKR 45 lakh per Marla. The prime ceiling reachesPKR 2.5 Crore+ for a Block C corner. That’s the gap you’re working within, and now you can place any listing on that scale.
For installment terms specific to commercial buyers, see theNew City Phase 2 Payment Plan 2026 rather than guessing at monthly figures.

Plots vs Constructed Shops: What’s the Difference
Let’s clear up the confusion. In the listings, “commercial property” means two different products. Buyers often can’t tell them apart. You should.
A commercial plot is bare land. You buy it, you develop it, you build what you want. It’s priced per Marla. It takes more upfront work and more capital, but you get full control and typically stronger long-term appreciation.
A constructed shop is a ready-built retail unit thinkGlowstar Heights, with premium310 sq ft shops. It’s priced per unit. It’s move-in ready, so rental income starts fast, with none of the building hassle.
Which one is right for you?
- Choose a commercial plot if you’re a builder or a long-hold investor chasing capital appreciation.
- Choose a constructed shop if you want immediate rental yield and zero construction work.
The pricing logic differs too. Plots are priced by land area and location. Shops are priced by built size, finish, and foot traffic. Compare like with like.
What Drives Commercial Plot Pricing (Corner Status, Boulevard Width, Location)
The wide price range isn’t random. It comes down to three concrete drivers. Learn them and you’ll know whether an asking price is fair.
Corner status. A corner plot gets exposure on two sides and captures footfall from two directions. That’s exactly why the Block C corner hitsPKR 2.5 Crore. Two-side visibility is a real, measurable advantage and it costs more.
Boulevard and road width. Wider roads mean more visibility, more parking, and easier vehicle access. The110-feet boulevard in Block I is a clear value driver. A plot on a narrow secondary road simply can’t pull the same footfall.
Block identity and Arcade proximity. Plots near New City Arcade or established commercial activity command more, because the footfall is already proven. You’re paying for certainty, not potential.
Two secondary factors also nudge the price: how far along the block’s development is, and whether utilities are already connected.
Here’s the plain takeaway.Know these three drivers, and you can judge any plot’s asking price for yourself.
Your Next Step in New City Phase 2 Commercial Property
Let’s recap. Strong commercial opportunities exist across multiple blocks and budgets from entry-level plots in Block M to landmark corners in Block C. There’s a spot for the cautious first-timer and the seasoned plaza builder alike.
But timing matters. Prime corner and boulevard plots move fast, and prices shift week to week. That’s why verified, current information beats stale, undated listings every time. When you’re ready to act onNew City Phase 2 commercial plots, act on real numbers.
So here’s your move. Book a consultation with Properties Corner for verified pricing and current availability. Get the numbers, get the map, get the plan.
- Review installment options in theNew City Phase 2 Payment Plan 2026.
- Learn about the society’s background on theNew City Phase 2 Developer page.
- Talk to an advisor through theProperties Corner consultation/contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price list for commercial plots in New City Phase 2?
Commercial plots in New City Phase 2 range from roughlyPKR 45 lakh per Marla at the baseline up toPKR 2.5 Crore+ for a prime Block C corner. Sizes run from 4.2 Marla to 25 Marla. See the block-by-block price table above for the full breakdown.
Which block has the best commercial plots in New City Phase 2?
It depends on your goal. Block C is best for prime corner retail. Block I offers strong footfall on its 110-feet boulevard. Block M suits investors wanting early-entry value before prices climb.
What is the price of a 5 Marla commercial plot in New City Phase 2?
Based on the roughlyPKR 45 lakh per Marla baseline, a 5 Marla commercial plot starts aroundPKR 2.25 Crore, though the figure varies by block and corner status. Contact Properties Corner for verified, current pricing.
What is the difference between a commercial plot and a shop in New City Phase 2?
A commercial plot is bare land, priced per Marla, that you develop yourself for higher appreciation. A constructed shop, like the units at Glowstar Heights, is a ready-built retail space priced per unit that delivers immediate rental income.
Is New City Arcade a good location for commercial investment?
Yes. New City Arcade is the commercial anchor of the society, drawing brands, cafés, clinics, and offices. That built-in footfall and established retail draw make nearby units a strong choice for ready rental income.
Why do corner commercial plots cost more?
Corner plots offer exposure on two sides, capture footfall from two directions, and enjoy higher visibility. That extra advantage is exactly why a plot like the Block C corner reachesPKR 2.5 Crore.




