Ghaus Farm Housing Scheme
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Ghaus Farm Housing Scheme is an LDA-approved private residential development located in Mouza Rakh Judu Dhir, Lahore. It spans approximately 673.77 kanals and offers a mix of residential and limited commercial plots with a well-planned layout. Key features include paved internal roads, utility connections, a central commercial market, green spaces, and security gates, providing an organized and affordable living environment in a growing suburban area.
- Developer: Ghaus Farm Developers
- Ideal For: Suitable for middle-income families and investors seeking affordable, plot-based properties in a developing suburban location of Lahore.
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Latest Updates
Developer Announces Project Formal Launch and Major Progress
A. D. Zaman Builders and Developers officially launched the Ghaus Farm Housing Scheme in Lahore in early 2025, announcing it as a project of high global standard and a prime property investment opportunity. Recent reports highlight the scheme's location near key developments, competitive pricing for early investors, and the provision of amenities like a hospital and a school. The project appears to be actively marketing to attract buyers.
Developer's Major Financial and Legal Troubles Cast Shadow on Project Viability
The parent company of the developer behind Ghaus Farm, A. D. Zaman Group of Companies (ADZGC), has faced significant severe financial distress throughout 2024. The group's management, including its CEO, was imprisoned for contempt of court for failing to comply with orders in a substantial debt recovery case. This situation creates serious concerns for potential investors and buyers regarding the developer's ability to fund and complete the housing project as planned.
Ongoing Court Case for Non-Compliance with Court Directives
The Supreme Court of Pakistan issued notices to A. D. Zaman Group of Companies for failing to follow the court's previous instructions related to an ongoing legal case. This underscores the developer's continued involvement in litigation and its failure to adhere to judicial directives.