Al Rehman City

Main Sharaqpur Road near Faizpur Interchange, Lahore, Pakistan
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LDA-Approved Plots Gated Security Modern Infrastructure Flexible Payment Plans

Al Rehman Garden is a gated residential-commercial development on Main Sharaqpur Road, founded around 2005 by Al Rehman Developers. It is an LDA-approved society offering ready-to-move houses and plots across multiple phases. The community features a modern infrastructure layout with wide carpeted roads, underground utilities, and a secure, family-friendly environment designed for a complete lifestyle.

  • Developer: Al Rehman Developers (Founded around 2005, led by Mian Muhammad Mushtaq)
  • Ideal For: This society is suitable for families seeking a secure, well-serviced community and investors looking for affordable, high-growth real-estate opportunities.
AREA(Kanal)
66+

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block
5

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Plot
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In total

Approved
No

Latest Updates

2026-07
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Announcement of Grand Balloting for Multiple Sectors in Phase 7

The management of Al Rehman Garden has officially announced a Grand Balloting scheduled for 14th August 2026 for plots in Sectors C, D, 42, Roman Block, and Miracle City 1 & 2. Residents are urged to clear any pending dues by 30th July 2026 to participate. This event marks a significant milestone for plot allocation in the society's newer phases.

Active Development Updates in Phase 7, C-Block

Recent promotional updates from the developer highlight that development work is in full swing in Phase 7, specifically C-Block. Videos and posts show progress on roads, plot infrastructure, and block-level works, encouraging potential investors to visit and see the on-ground advancements. This aligns with the society's push towards delivering newer phases.

Deployment of New Security Patrol Vehicles

In a move to enhance resident safety, Al Rehman Garden deployed new security patrol vehicles across all phases in April 2026. This initiative aims to provide round-the-clock security and peace of mind for the community, as announced on the society's official website.

2026-01
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Launch of 10 Marla Residential Plots in Phase 7's Al-Rehman Block

The developer announced the launch of 10 Marla residential plots in the AL-Rehman Block of Phase 7 in January 2026. The offer includes a booking starting from PKR 550,000 and a monthly installment plan of PKR 32,000, targeting families and investors seeking secure and affordable living options.

Pending Update

Community Incident Over Electricity Billing in Phase 2

A community incident was reported in Phase 2 involving a dispute over electricity billing. An Instagram reel highlighted a situation where a resident raised concerns against alleged unjust overcharging of electricity units, pointing to potential utility management issues within the society.

Pestimate
Investment analysis
Investors
Long-term growth investors, first-time homebuyers, and overseas Pakistanis.
Recommend
For capital appreciation: Purchase 5-marla to 1-kanal plots in Phase 7 under the developer's five-year payment plan. For rental income: Consider built properties like Ravi Urban Villas or completed houses in developed phases.
Holding period
3-5 years
Tips
Opt for LDA-approved ready properties, leverage flexible installment plans, monitor project completion milestones, and avoid file-based investments to reduce risk.
Investment Risks
Execution risk from project delays, price volatility in adjacent phases, macroeconomic instability, and potential liquidity challenges in emerging areas.
Reviews

Location

 

Proximity to schools, hospitals, banks, shopping centers, and other amenities.

Utilities

 

Dedicated water-treatment plant provides 24-hour water supply, on-site power plant for reliable electricity, and gas supply eliminating the need for private cylinders.

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Infrastructure

 

Wide 30-foot roads, jogging tracks, children’s play areas in each block.

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Amenities

 

Includes mosques, parks, shopping malls, gymnasium, business centers, and other facilities.

Investment Value

 

Long-term investors report satisfaction with infrastructure and returns.

Pricing

 

Perceived over-pricing of plot rates.

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Cost of Living

 

High electricity bills and ongoing hassles with gas cylinder procurement.

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Cleanliness

 

Cleanliness problems reported by residents.

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Management

 

Management office described as rude by residents.

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Layout

 

Scattered phases of the society.

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Legal Issues

 

Reports of legal or fraud concerns in certain phases, such as block H in Phase 7, causing fear of investment loss.