Sahafi Colony

Sahafi Colony, Lahore Press Club Housing Society, Main Boulevard, Lahore, Punjab

Details

Well-Planned Layout Central Location Commercial Proximity Educational Access

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.

  • Developer: Lahore Press Club Housing Scheme
  • Ideal For: Ideal for families, investors, and first-time buyers seeking a centrally located, fully serviced neighborhood with strong appreciation potential.
AREA(Kanal)
1701+

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block
5

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Plot
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Approved
No

Latest Updates

Firearm-Related Incident and Police Inaction in Sahafi Colony

A shooting incident occurred in Sahafi Colony, Lahore, leading to the registration of a First Information Report (FIR). Despite the formal complaint, no arrests have been made as of recent updates, drawing criticism towards the local police's responsiveness. The case has been highlighted on social media and news platforms, raising concerns about law enforcement efficacy in the area.

Severe Traffic Congestion on Routes Connecting to Sahafi Colony

Residents are facing severe traffic congestion and gridlock on main arteries linking Canal Road, Harbanspura, and the Lahore Ring Road near Sahafi Colony. Recent video footage documents long vehicle queues, underscoring persistent mobility and commuting challenges for the local community. The traffic situation remains a significant daily concern.

Government Approves Master Plan and Signs MoU for Journalists' Housing Colony Phase-II

The Punjab government has approved the master plan for Journalists Colony Phase-II in Lahore, a project intended to provide housing for media professionals. An MoU was signed between the Punjab Information Department and the Ravi Urban Development Authority (RUDA), outlining that 3,200 five-marla plots will be allocated to journalists. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif is expected to distribute allotment letters in February 2026. The development will include schools, wide roads, commercial areas, and parks.

Pestimate
Investment analysis
Investors
Investors seeking moderate returns with some risk tolerance, including local middle-class buyers and overseas Pakistanis looking for a foothold in Lahore's established residential market.
Recommend
For rental income, consider purchasing an already constructed house for immediate yield. For capital appreciation, invest in a plot with plans to build or hold for future sale.
Holding period
5–10 years
Tips
Focus on LDA-approved, physically developed plots with clear titles. Avoid 'file' investments and overly aggressive installment plans. Always verify the developer's delivery history and legal clearances to mitigate risks of delays or disputes.
Investment Risks
Primary risks include potential delays in development or possession, legal disputes over land titles, macroeconomic fluctuations affecting demand, and traffic congestion impacting the area's appeal. Investments in unapproved or poorly managed projects have historically led to significant losses.