Qasim Garden is a newly launched, LDA‑approved residential scheme located strategically near Lahore Ring Road. Developed by Manj Developers, the project offers a range of affordable residential and commercial plots with easy installment plans. It is designed as a well‑planned community with extensive modern amenities, targeting the middle class and first‑time homebuyers for long‑term value appreciation.
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Qasim Garden, a new housing project by Manj Developers on Raiwind Road in Lahore, is actively marketing affordable residential plots as of mid-2026. The project offers 5-marla plots starting from around Rs. 250,000 to Rs. 390,000 with a flexible 2.5-year installment plan featuring monthly payments of approximately Rs. 30,000. Promoted as a peaceful and budget-friendly community, the project is in its sales and development phase, with plot availability and price updates ongoing. The development is positioned as a promising investment for end-user families and patient investors, emphasizing its strategic location near Lahore Ring Road and organized infrastructure.
Real estate marketing firms are actively promoting Qasim Garden as a prime investment opportunity with high future appreciation potential. Advertisements emphasize the project's affordability, flexible payment plans, and its status as an emerging residential destination in Lahore. The marketing targets both local and overseas Pakistani buyers, highlighting the community's planned amenities and connectivity.
Marketed as a gated community with 24/7 security, CCTV monitoring, broad carpeted roads, and a modern infrastructure including water, electricity (Sui) gas, and sewerage systems.
Offers easy installment plans (commonly 2 to 5 years) for residential plots (3, 5, 10 Marla, 1 Kanal) and commercial plots (2 Marla), making it an affordable option for middle-class families and investors.
Strategically located on Sue-e-Asal Road near Raiwind Phatak, approximately 1 km from the Lahore Ring Road, offering easy access to developed areas like Bahria Town, Valencia Town, and Multan Road.
The project is promoted with a comprehensive range of planned amenities including a university, high school, degree college, hospital, central mosque, 4-star community centre, parks, kids' play areas, and green belts.
The housing scheme is approved by the Lahore Development Authority (LDA), providing legal security to investors and residents.
Resident feedback mentions protests related to electricity costs, indicating potential issues with utility management or billing.
Warnings exist on social media platforms about potential fraud or misrepresentation associated with the project. A dedicated Facebook group has been created to make people aware of such fraudulent housing schemes.
While the project is promoted with many community facilities (university, hospital, etc.), critical reviews suggest that the development of these amenities is slow or not yet realized, which is a common point of concern for buyers in such projects.
There are concerns and reports in social media groups about slow development progress, prompting calls for prospective buyers to personally verify the project's on-ground status before investing.