Habib Homes Lahore is experiencing active on-ground development, particularly within the Gulshan-e-Habib housing scheme, where infrastructure, utilities, and road networks are being expanded. New master-plan updates emphasize affordable plot sizes, flexible payment plans, and increased future value for investors. Concurrently, a 10-Marla ground-floor portion on Peco Road has been listed for rent at PKR 80,000 per month, highlighting growing residential activity. Broader city-wide concerns have also emerged regarding flood-prone private housing schemes along the Ravi River, prompting calls for stricter enforcement of building regulations.

The Gulshan-e-Habib Housing Scheme is actively marketed as an emerging residential project offering affordable plots, prime location access, and a peaceful, family-friendly environment. Key selling points include proximity to Lahore landmarks, easy access to main roads and schools, budget-friendly pricing, high future appreciation potential, and suitability for overseas Pakistanis and first-time buyers. Development updates confirm ongoing progress in infrastructure and utilities.

Multiple reports—including a major DAWN investigation published in September 2025—highlight systemic irregularities in private housing schemes developed along the Ravi River floodplain, including Habib Homes’ vicinity. Authorities such as RUDA and LDA exhibit conflicting approval standards, with some schemes granted approvals despite being declared flood-prone by the Punjab Irrigation Department. This regulatory gap contributed to recent devastation, raising urgent calls for stricter enforcement and prioritization of river training works before housing approvals.