Haji Park
Details
Haji Park Housing Scheme is a privately-developed, gated residential community situated on main Bedian Road in Lahore. It offers a mix of 5-, 7-, 10-, and 12-marla plots along with some built-up homes, featuring basic infrastructure like paved roads, electricity, gas, water supply, a central mosque, a community park, and a commercial strip. Marketed as an affordable and well-located option, it provides easy access to Bedian Road, the Lahore Ring Road, and the city center, making it suitable for a quiet suburban lifestyle.
- Developer: Three individual developers (Shahid Iqbal, Abdul Khaliq, Safdar Ali) registered with Gujranwala Development Authority.
- Ideal For: Ideal for first-time home-buyers, small-scale investors, and families seeking affordable, quiet suburban living with medium-term capital appreciation potential.
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Latest Updates
Haji Park Included in Upcoming Lahore Constituency By-Election
Haji Park is part of the NA-129 Lahore-XIII constituency where a by-election is scheduled for November 23, 2025. This follows the death of the previous MNA, Mian Muhammad Azhar. The constituency includes numerous suburban localities and the main contest is expected between PML-N's candidate and an independent candidate from the Azhar family, who is receiving support from PTI-SIC.
Local Infrastructure Scrutiny and Real Estate Activity in Haji Park Area
Recent community developments focus on municipal oversight and housing demand. Lahore Development Authority projects in the nearby Haji Kot-Kala Khatai area were inspected, with officials flagging issues like road damage and missing manhole covers. Concurrently, there is active marketing of 5-marla houses for sale in Haji Park housing society on long-term installment plans, indicating significant residential interest in the neighborhood.
Well-maintained and peaceful environment.
Free parking available, which is one of the few places in the area with this benefit.
Pressure to install CCTV or gas meters before receiving water connections, sometimes described as blackmail.
Limited schooling options with only one school inside the society; alternatives require travel outside.
Scarcity of large grocery outlets like Imtiaz-type stores nearby.
Frequent electricity load-shedding and high power costs.