Model Colony is a cooperative residential society located in Lahore, Pakistan, established in 1921 and overseen by the Lahore Development Authority (LDA). It is one of the oldest and most well-planned residential estates in the city, featuring a geometrical block layout (A, B, C, etc.) with wide roads, parks, and extensive green belts. The community offers a mix of spacious plot sizes and provides basic infrastructure, creating a model for urban planning and community living in Lahore.
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Model Colony is undergoing significant infrastructure work, with the Liaquat Ali Khan Road construction confirmed to be completed by October 30. However, other streets like M.M. Alam Road have reportedly fallen into disrepair. Concurrently, the local Firdous Market (Model Colony Bazaar) has reopened following the launch of the "Perala Lahore" initiative, which emphasizes anti-hoarding measures and improved transparency for shoppers.
Residents of Model Colony have been alerted about a surge in new scams targeting locals. Authorities and community figures are urging vigilance and collective action to counter these fraudulent activities.
The area's bustling Food Street was recently showcased in a video tour, featuring its popular eateries and culinary offerings, drawing attention to this local attraction.
Centrally located with easy access to major roads, schools, hospitals, and commercial areas, making daily commuting convenient.
Irregular water supply, load-shedding electricity, and inconsistent waste-collection services.
Poorly executed development work with substandard road paving, frequent potholes, and inadequate drainage leading to waterlogging.