GOR 5 (Government Officers’ Residence 5) is a government-initiated residential colony developed by the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) on behalf of the Punjab Government. Located on the Raiwind Road corridor adjacent to DHA Phase IX and the Lahore Ring Road, it is a fully serviced, LDA-approved, and gated community offering a mix of plots and low-rise apartments. Its key advantages include a secure environment, well-planned infrastructure, and relatively affordable pricing with flexible installment plans.
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DHA Lahore has achieved a major infrastructure milestone with the completion of a new road link connecting the Phase 5 Extension Underpass to the Ring Road and Phase 9 Prism corridor. This connectivity is expected to reduce traffic congestion, improve travel times, and significantly boost real estate values in surrounding sectors like Phase 5, 6, 7, 8, and Phase 9 Prism. The development is seen as a strategic upgrade that enhances accessibility and investment potential across DHA Lahore.
A sit-in protest by government employees in Lahore has entered its fifth consecutive day, with demonstrators continuing to block major roads across the city. The ongoing protest is causing significant traffic disruptions and drawing public attention to the employees' demands.
The Defence Housing Authority (DHA) Lahore has officially announced the ballot results for Phase 5, Sector M. This is a key development for plot allocation in this sector. The authority has also issued multiple tender notices for projects including a cafeteria at DHA Hospital and construction of a mosque.
Lahore's city administration has officially set a new price for naan at Rs. 35. The decision, aimed at controlling food prices, is a significant update for consumers and businesses across the city.
Nearby government schools, hospitals, and markets.
Sense of community among civil-service families.
Well-planned, low-rise housing with wide, tree-lined streets.
Rent for 4- to 5-marla homes is often lower than in newer private societies, attractive for budget-conscious officers.
Easy access to nearby Cantonment, DHA, and major arterial roads, making commuting convenient.
Aging infrastructure including outdated plumbing, weak electrical wiring, and deteriorating paint.
Occasional water-supply interruptions.
Lack of modern amenities such as covered parking, gym facilities, or upscale commercial strips within walking distance.
Limited availability of newer government hospitals.
Rising property prices make buying or renting difficult for lower-rank staff.
Increasing traffic congestion on surrounding main roads.