Pak Arab Housing Society
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Pak Arab Housing Society is an LDA-approved private residential scheme launched in 2003 by Pak Arab Developers, a subsidiary of the WAK Group. It spans approximately 1,200 kanal across two phases, with development largely completed. The project offers affordable residential and commercial plots in sizes like 3, 5, and 10 Marla, with flexible payment options. Key features include gated security, basic utilities, and excellent connectivity to major thoroughfares such as Kalma Chowk and Lahore Ring Road.
- Developer: Pak Arab Developers, a subsidiary of the WAK Group, known for developing economical housing projects.
- Ideal For: Ideal for middle- and lower-middle-income families, first-time homebuyers, and investors seeking low-cost housing with good connectivity and appreciation potential.
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Latest Updates
Media Exposé Highlights Financial Disaster and Public Concerns Over Pak Arab Housing Society
A recent YouTube video titled 'Pak Arab Housing Society: A Complete Financial Disaster?' released in April 2026 exposes ongoing issues, including possession problems and fraud allegations. Public discussions on Facebook reflect widespread concerns over housing scams and government actions, with posts from late 2025 urging stricter enforcement against illegal schemes.
RUDA Warns Against Illegal Housing Schemes Including Pak Arab in Lahore 2026
The Ravi Urban Development Authority (RUDA) has published an updated list of illegal housing schemes for 2026, highlighting risks such as lack of utility infrastructure and threat of demolition. While Pak Arab is indirectly referenced in related discussions, the list serves as a caution for investors to verify legal status before purchasing property in Lahore.
NAB Intensifies Actions Against Pak Arab Housing Society Fraud with Recoveries and Compensation
The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) is actively pursuing fraud cases related to Pak Arab Housing Society, with significant recoveries and compensations for affectees. In November 2025, NAB Lahore distributed Rs. 88 million to victims and is overseeing the surrender of eight properties worth Rs. 3.9 billion for approximately 2,500 affectees. Earlier in 2025, NAB pledged expedited action against ponzi-type activities in housing scams.
Update on LDA-Approved Housing Societies in Lahore Includes Pak Arab as Approved
ABS Developers published an updated list of LDA-approved housing societies in Lahore for 2025, confirming that Pak Arab Housing Scheme is listed as approved with an approval date of March 2006. This provides legal assurance for investors and buyers seeking verified properties in the region.
Construction and Renovation Services Promoted for Pak Arab Society by ACCO Construction
ACCO Construction is offering expert construction and renovation services in Pak Arab Society, as highlighted in a May 2025 blog post. The services target residents and investors looking to build or upgrade properties, with cost estimates and tailored solutions for residential and commercial projects.
House Price
PKR 18733/sq.ft
YoY +1.82%
Plot Price
PKR 5392/sq.ft
YoY +0.41%
Commercial Price
PKR 5165/sq.ft
YoY N/A
Eco-friendly and sustainable housing community.
More affordable compared to other societies like DHA and Bahria Town.
Peaceful, green, and secure environment suitable for families.
Multiple lush green parks and theme-park-style recreational areas.
Underground wiring, well-planned roads, efficient drainage, and waste-management systems.
Proximity to schools and colleges.
Nearby shopping centres, markets, malls, and restaurants.
Round-the-clock availability of water, electricity, and gas.
Presence of community centers and social activities.
Flexible payment options for property purchase.
Fully developed and well-planned gated community.
24/7 security system with CCTV cameras, security guards, and regular police patrols.
Limited commercial spaces available for businesses.
Situated on the outskirts of the city, far from central commercial districts.
Reports of fraud or misleading sales practices, raising concerns about trustworthiness.
Some blocks or areas are still under development.
Poor public transport services, making it inconvenient for residents without personal vehicles.
Perception of high plot prices.
Property prices do not appreciate quickly in the short term.
Strict restrictions that may deter investors.