Kohistan Enclave General Block: Sizes, Payment Plan & Resale

Quick answer: Kohistan Enclave General Block is the society’s standard, non-premium plot category, offering sizes most commonly confirmed at 5, 7.2, and 9.8 Marla. Sources conflict on whether “General Block” and “Block G” are the same section, and on whether the payment plan runs 4 or 5 years. Confirm both directly with the developer before booking.

Kohistan Enclave General Block shows up in nearly every article written about this society, yet almost nobody has sat down and actually explained what it is. That’s the gap this piece closes.

Even the name causes confusion. Is “General Block” the same thing as “Block G”? That question gets answered first, plainly, without dancing around it.

By the end of this article, you’ll have a reconciled list of plot sizes, a clear look at the 4-year versus 5-year payment plan conflict, and an honest read on the resale market. For the bigger picture on how General Block fits into the full Kohistan Enclave layout, check out the Kohistan Enclave Pillar page.

General Block or Block G? Clearing Up the Naming Confusion

Here’s the confusion in plain terms. “General Block” is the name used across payment-plan documentation to describe the standard, non-premium tier of Kohistan Enclave. It’s the default category the one most buyers land in.

“Block G” is different. rbsland.com references it as a specific, named section with its own resale activity, its own location near commercial zones, and its own set of already-installed infrastructure.

So are they the same thing? This remains unconfirmed. Some sources treat “General Block” and “Block G” as interchangeable shorthand. Others treat Block G as a distinct sub-section within the broader General Block category. Nobody selling you a plot should tell you with total confidence which is correct because right now, the source material doesn’t support that confidence.

For the full naming and layout breakdown, see the Kohistan Enclave Map article. We won’t repeat it here. But the short version stands: don’t assume “General Block” and “Block G” mean the exact same parcel of land until Kohistan Builders & Developers confirms it.

Plot Sizes Actually Available in Kohistan Enclave General Block

Kohistan Enclave General Block sizes vary depending on which source you check and the inconsistency is worth naming rather than smoothing over.

Confirmed across the most sources:

• 5 Marla
• 7.2 Marla
• 9.8 Marla

These three sizes form the core of General Block and appear consistently across payment-plan documentation.

Reported by fewer sources:
Makaans lists 14 Marla, 1 Kanal, and 2 Kanal plots under General Block. These larger sizes may actually belong to Extension 4 rather than the General Block cluster itself. Treat these as unconfirmed for General Block specifically.

Other conflicting mentions:
The official Kohistan Enclave website lists a more conservative range: 5, 7, and 10 Marla, plus 1 Kanal. Zameen separately mentions a 36 Marla investor plot, which doesn’t align cleanly with any other source’s list.

None of these lists fully agree. What’s confirmed: 5, 7.2, and 9.8 Marla are your safest bet for General Block. Everything else needs a direct check with the developer before you plan around it.

Payment Plans Comparison: Reconciling the 4-Year vs. 5-Year Question

This is where the source material genuinely disagrees, and pretending otherwise would do you a disservice.

Wirasat lists a 5-year quarterly installment plan for General Block. rbsland, meanwhile, references a 4-year plan tied to new 2026 bookings. Both can’t be current at the same time one likely supersedes the other, but which one depends on when you’re booking and what Kohistan Builders & Developers has updated most recently.

What is verified: the down payment figures from Yakoot & Marjan.

• PKR 600,000 for 5 Marla
• PKR 850,000 for 7.2 Marla
• PKR 1,100,000 for 9.8 Marla

These numbers show up consistently and can be treated with more confidence than the installment duration itself.

Contact Properties Corner for the current confirmed General Block payment plan and available resale options.

Table 1: General Block Plot & Payment Guide

For the full all-block breakdown, see Kohistan Enclave Payment Plan 2026. We won’t repeat the entire table here this is the General Block-specific version.

Block G Resale Market: Real Availability

rbsland’s note on Block G resale is a genuinely useful data point, and it deserves attention on its own terms rather than being folded into vague optimism.

According to rbsland, resale options exist in Block G because of prior allotments. These plots sit near commercial zones and the main boulevard, and they already have underground electricity and boundary walls in place infrastructure that newer sections of Kohistan Enclave may not yet have.

To be clear about what this does and doesn’t mean: resale options exist. That’s the accurate statement. No source supports the claim that this resale market is highly liquid or heavily traded. Treat this as a marker of an established, older section of the society not as evidence of an active secondary market.

If you’re exploring resale listings directly, the House for Sale in Kohistan Enclave resource is the place to look.

How General Block Compares: Smart Block vs. General vs. Overseas

General Block sits in the middle, and that’s exactly its appeal.

It’s not as compact as Smart Block, which opens at 3.2 Marla for buyers wanting a smaller entry point. It’s not as premium-priced as Overseas Block, which runs 9.8 to 18 Marla at a higher price tier. General Block is the accessible, established option that most buyers default to and given that it appears to be one of the project’s older, more developed sections, it likely carries a stronger NOC and approval standing than newer extensions. That’s a comparative reassurance, not a standalone legal guarantee confirm NOC status directly before committing.

For the full detail on either alternative, see Kohistan Enclave Smart Block and Kohistan Enclave Overseas Block.

General Block is the plot size and price range most buyers land on by default. There’s a reason for that.

Verify Before You Book

Three things are now laid out plainly instead of scattered across half a dozen sources: the naming question between General Block and Block G, the payment plan conflict between 4 and 5 years, and the resale opportunity tied to prior allotments.

The bottom line: Kohistan Enclave General Block is the project’s accessible, established middle-tier option. It’s also the one where confirming current figures matters most, precisely because so many sources disagree.

Before you book, check the Kohistan Enclave NOC status and the latest Kohistan Enclave Payment Plan 2026 figures. Then talk to Properties Corner directly we’ll help you confirm what’s current instead of guessing.

Don’t book on assumptions. Book on confirmation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is General Block the same as Block G in Kohistan Enclave?

This is unconfirmed. “General Block” refers to the standard, non-premium tier used in payment-plan documentation, while “Block G” is referenced by rbsland.com as a specific section with its own resale activity. Whether they’re the same physical space hasn’t been verified confirm directly with the developer.

What plot sizes are available in General Block?

The most consistently confirmed sizes are 5, 7.2, and 9.8 Marla. Some sources mention 14 Marla, 1 Kanal, and 2 Kanal, but these may belong to Extension 4 instead. The official Kohistan Enclave site lists a separate range of 5, 7, and 10 Marla plus 1 Kanal.

Is the General Block payment plan 4 years or 5 years?

Both durations appear in source material. Wirasat lists a 5-year quarterly plan, while rbsland references a 4-year plan for new 2026 bookings. Confirm the current structure directly with Kohistan Builders & Developers before booking.

What is the down payment for a 5 Marla plot in General Block?

PKR 600,000, according to Yakoot & Marjan. Confirm this figure against current 2026 pricing before finalizing your booking.

Can I buy a resale plot in General Block?

Yes. rbsland notes resale options exist in Block G due to prior allotments, with underground electricity and boundary walls already in place.

Is General Block a good choice compared to Smart Block or Overseas Block?

General Block is the accessible, established middle-tier default larger than Smart Block’s compact entry point and more affordably priced than Overseas Block’s premium range.

Buyer Advisory (2026 Verification):

Documentation across secondary portals remains split on whether “General Block” and “Block G” refer to the exact same sector or distinct phases. Furthermore, active listings show conflicting 4-year and 5-year installment terms. Before transferring any token money or signing an allotment form, verify the specific plot schedule directly with Kohistan Builders & Developers or request a verified allotment verification through Properties Corner.