Zam Zam City Shohada Block is an affordable, RUDA/LDA-approved gated residential scheme in eastern Lahore, developed by Zam Zam Developers. Currently in the sales and construction phase for 2026, key infrastructure like roads, water, and electricity is largely in place, with the first residential units being handed over. It is strategically positioned near the Quaid-e-Azam Interchange and Lahore Metro Station, offering good connectivity and modern community facilities.
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The Shohada Block of Zam Zam City Lahore is currently in the sales and construction phase for 2026. Key infrastructure work including water, electricity, road paving, and sewage connections has been largely completed as of mid-2026. The first residential units are now being handed over to buyers, marking a significant development milestone. Plots continue to be marketed through online portals and on-site offices, with the project offering flexible installment plans.
Zam Zam City is highlighted as a flagship, LDA-approved project anchoring the Ferozepur Road belt in Kacha Mandal. The society is positioned among Lahore's layered property market, which includes established and new master-planned launches. The project is noted for its strategic location along a major growth corridor, contributing to the city's real estate expansion.
Gated community with security gates, CCTV cameras, and guards for a secure environment.
Provides 24/7 supply of water, electricity, and gas.
Conveniently located near Quaid-e-Azam Interchange, Ring Road, Orange Line metro, with easy access to city areas, airport, and parks like Jallo and Sozo.
Fast-track construction and rapid development progress.
Features mosques in every block, family park, sports complex, fountain view point, and water-filtration plant.
Includes schools, colleges, theme parks, grocery malls, and recreational areas.
Offers affordable plot prices with discounts for middle-income families, government employees, and army officers.
Perception that plot rates are high for a middle-income housing scheme.
Perception of poor accessibility or inconvenient road-access points.
Uncertainty regarding LDA or RUDA approval, as the project is not yet fully approved.