Sahafi Colony is a residential enclave within the Lahore Press Club Housing Society, spanning approximately 511.7 kanal. It is a well-planned community surrounded by over 50 operational commercial buildings, with walking access to schools, hospitals, and recreational spots. Positioned as a mid-range housing option, it offers plots from 7 to 10 Marla and ready-to-move-in houses, making it attractive for diverse buyers.
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The Punjab Information Department and the Ravi Urban Development Authority (RUDA) have formally signed a memorandum of understanding to advance Phase-II of the Sahafi (Journalists') Colony in Lahore. The master plan for 3,200 five-marla plots has been approved by Punjab Information Minister Azma Bokhari, and an initial payment of Rs 400 million has been made to RUDA, bringing land acquisition to near-completion. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz is scheduled to distribute allotment letters in February, and the colony will include schools, wide roads, parks, and commercial areas — aiming to deliver affordable housing to journalists within three to five years.
Parallel to the government-led Phase-II initiative, private sellers continue actively advertising individual plots in Sahafi Colony on social media platforms. Listings include F Block locations in Harbanspura and New Lahore City Phase 2 AA Block, with prices quoted at PKR 35 lakh per plot, all dues cleared, and immediate possession claimed. These advertisements reflect market speculation and informal trading ahead of formal development completion.