The Overseas Block is one of the signature sections of Etihad Town Phase 2, marketed specifically toward overseas Pakistani buyers. Unlike the other named zones in the society, it appears twice on the master plan — as two separate sections along the society’s irregular northern and eastern boundary — rather than as a single continuous block.
Location of the Overseas Block
The Overseas Block is split across two areas of the society:
- Northern section: runs along the scalloped northern boundary of Phase 2, close to the Halloki Interchange and Lahore Ring Road, extending down toward Entrance Gate No. 1. This section overlaps with the area containing C Block.
- Eastern section: sits along the eastern boundary of the society, near Entrance Gate No. 3, in the same general area as E Block and the large P.B Sponsor plot nearby.
Both sections follow the society’s outer edge rather than sitting in the interior, which gives Overseas Block plots a position along the perimeter of the development.
Layout and Plot Sizes
Across both sections, the Overseas Block is built predominantly around smaller residential plots, consistent with the rest of the society’s northern and eastern edges:
- 5-Marla Residential Plots, the most common size across both sections
- 3-Marla and 3.5-Marla Residential Plots, concentrated in the denser northern section near C Block
- 5.33-Marla and 5.3-Marla Commercial Plots, running along some of the internal roads within the Overseas Block area
- Streets throughout the block are generally 30 to 40 feet wide, matching the layout style used across the rest of Phase 2’s residential grid
Given the split layout, plot numbering and street naming follow the same conventions as the surrounding blocks (C in the north, E in the east) rather than a separate numbering system exclusive to Overseas Block.
What’s Nearby
Northern section:
- Lahore Ring Road and the Halloki Interchange
- Entrance Gate No. 1 and No. 2
- Parks in the 2–3.5 Kanal range scattered through the area
Eastern section:
- Entrance Gate No. 3
- The central amenities cluster (school, masjid, club, Commercial Complex)
- A large park (15.09 Kanal) near the E Block area
Why Consider the Overseas Block
- Built with overseas buyers in mind — the naming and marketing of this section specifically target non-resident Pakistanis, which may come with tailored payment or documentation processes through the developer’s Dubai, Riyadh, and London offices.
- Perimeter location — sitting along the society’s outer boundary in both sections, Overseas Block plots tend to have a quieter, edge-of-society feel compared to the more central blocks.
- Access to multiple entrances — with the northern section near Gates 1 and 2, and the eastern section near Gate 3, Overseas Block plots benefit from proximity to more than one access point depending on which section a buyer chooses.
- Affordable plot sizes — the concentration of 3, 3.5, and 5-Marla plots keeps entry costs lower than in blocks built around 10-Marla or 1-Kanal holdings.
As with the other sections of Phase 2, buyers should confirm current plot availability, exact boundaries, and any overseas-specific payment terms directly with the developer’s sales office, since the master plan reflects the designed layout rather than live booking status.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Overseas Block appear twice on the map?
The society’s boundary is irregular, so the Overseas Block designation covers two separate sections — one along the northern edge near Lahore Ring Road, and one along the eastern edge near Entrance Gate No. 3.
What plot sizes are available in the Overseas Block?
Mostly 3-Marla, 3.5-Marla, and 5-Marla residential plots, along with some 5.3-Marla commercial plots.
Which entrances are closest to the Overseas Block?
The northern section is closest to Entrance Gates No. 1 and No. 2, while the eastern section is closest to Entrance Gate No. 3.
Is the Overseas Block only for overseas Pakistani buyers?
The block is marketed toward overseas Pakistanis, but buyers should confirm eligibility and purchase terms directly with the developer’s sales office.