Al-Ghani Garden Phase VII was among 36 unauthorized housing colonies demolished in a week-long enforcement operation conducted by the Lahore Development Authority (LDA), Punjab Enforcement Regulatory Authority (Pera), and police between mid-September 2025 and early October 2025. The operation targeted infrastructure including entrance gates, boundary walls, roads, and sewerage systems near the BRB Canal and Raiwind Road. LDA confirmed a zero-tolerance policy against all 207 identified illegal schemes and urged citizens to verify legal status directly with LDA before investing.

Al-Ghani Developers officially launched Phase III of Al-Ghani Garden on June 10, 2026, promoting it as a modern, secure, and affordable housing scheme in Lahore. The project is fully approved by the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) and other relevant authorities. Over 50% of plots were booked during the pre-launch phase, reflecting strong market confidence. It offers 3 Marla, 5 Marla, and 1 Kanal residential plots, with strategic access to Quaid-e-Azam Interchange and Allama Iqbal International Airport.

The Grand Awami Balloting for Al-Ghani Garden Phase VII was successfully completed in mid-February 2026, with plot numbers allocated to members. Official announcements confirmed that results were made available on the developer’s website starting February 17, 2026. Despite subsequent demolition actions, this event marked a key milestone in the project’s official rollout and member engagement prior to regulatory intervention.

Prior to its demolition, Al-Ghani Garden Phase VII showed active on-ground development: roads were being carpeted, sewerage networks and electricity infrastructure were rapidly progressing, and construction work had accelerated following balloting. Marketing materials described it as a 3,300+ Kanal project with Singaporean master planning (Meinhardt), based on the 15-minute city concept, and featuring Zavia and Awami Blocks.