GOR 3
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GOR 3 is a government‑initiated building cooperative located in the expansive GOR III corridor of Lahore, covering approximately 1,627 kanals. It hosts over 55 operational commercial buildings alongside residential plots, with a planned road network for excellent connectivity to major arteries and essential services. Development is overseen by the Punjab government’s housing authority in cooperation with IDAP, making it a regulated and affordable option for both residential and commercial investors.
- Developer: Punjab government’s housing authority in cooperation with the Institute of Development Administration and Planning (IDAP)
- Ideal For: Ideal for government officers, middle‑income families, and investors seeking a well‑connected, amenity‑rich locality with solid infrastructure and growth potential.
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Presence of nearby schools, mosques, and small markets that make daily life convenient
Decent road networks and easy access to main arteries such as Canal Road and Ferozepur Road
Quiet, family-friendly enclave with a strong sense of community and decent security patrols
Limited commercial options within walking distance, forcing trips to larger markets
Aging infrastructure leading to potholes and drainage problems during monsoon rains
Property-value appreciation is slower than in newer private developments, with concerns about future resale potential