Living the Blue World City Lifestyle: What Makes It Unique?

Blue World City is one of the more distinctive housing projects marketed around Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Rather than presenting itself only as a residential scheme, it is planned as a tourism-themed community, with landmark attractions sitting alongside residential, commercial and farmhouse blocks.

This short guide summarises what makes the project different and what buyers should check before committing.

A tourism-led concept

The project’s planned attractions include a water theme park, a hot air balloon arena, BWC Tower, a cricket stadium, a polo club and a horse mascot structure. These are intended to give the community a character of its own and to draw visitors as well as residents.

Location

Blue World City sits next to Chakri Road in Rawalpindi, on the border between Rawalpindi and Islamabad. The Chakri toll plaza on the M-2 Motorway is around 13 minutes away, and the new Islamabad airport road is roughly a 30-minute drive.

Blocks and plot range

The society is divided into blocks, each with its own plot sizes and payment plan. This gives buyers a wide range of entry points.

Day-to-day facilities

• Underground water, electricity and gas utilities (as stated on the legacy project page)
• Commercial and shopping areas
• Sports and entertainment facilities alongside the themed attractions

Payment plans

Published block plans run over four years: a down payment, a confirmation payment, 40 monthly installments and eight half-yearly or quarterly payments. Figures differ by block — see the Blue World City project page for the published plans, and request the current plan before booking.

For a closer look at two of its blocks, read Waterfront District or Sports Valley Block: where should you invest?.