Al Malik Block
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Al Maalik Garden (also known as Al Maalik Block) is a newly launched residential project by Al Maalik Developers, officially revealed in early 2026. It is strategically situated on Theri Road, directly facing the BRB Canal and within minutes of DHA Raya and Lahore Ring Road for excellent connectivity. The project offers affordable plots primarily in 3‑Marla and 5‑Marla sizes, with prices starting from around PKR 1.05 million and a low booking amount of PKR 200,000. Designed as a gated community, it features modern infrastructure, included development charges, green spaces, and security, targeting both end-users and investors in Lahore's developing corridor.
- Developer: Al Maalik Developers, led by Khurram Shahzad, known for affordable and reliable residential projects.
- Ideal For: Ideal for first-time homebuyers, families seeking a secure neighborhood, and investors due to its low entry cost, inclusive development charges, and growth potential in a strategic location.
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Latest Updates
Al Maalik Garden Enters Active Construction Phase with Infrastructure Completion and Legal Scrutiny
As of early 2026, Al Maalik Garden (also referred to as Al Maalik Town or Al Maalik Block) in Lahore is in active construction: primary boundary walls and entrance gates are complete; underground electricity, water, gas, and a modern sewerage system are installed; road leveling in Sector A is underway. The developer offers 3- and 5-marla residential plots with registry and inteqal guarantees, down payments from PKR 200,000–300,000, and monthly installments as low as PKR 7,000–15,000. However, multiple social media posts and independent reports highlight a legal notice and court injunction concerning the project, urging buyers to verify land ownership and regulatory approvals before investing.
Official Project Reveal and Strategic Location Launch Near BRB Canal and Proposed 150-Foot Road
Al Maalik Garden was officially revealed on 7 January 2026 at its site near Theri Road, facing the BRB Canal. The launch emphasized its strategic positioning for future growth, including alignment with a proposed 150-feet wide road linking GT Road to the Kartarpur Corridor. Chairman Ch. Khurram Shahzad led the on-site event, reinforcing transparency and long-term development intent. The canal-facing location is highlighted for advantages including open surroundings, better drainage, cooler microclimate, and higher long-term desirability.
Affordable Plot Pricing and Flexible Payment Plans Drive Market Interest
Al Maalik Garden markets itself as an entry-level investment opportunity with highly competitive pricing: PKR 1,050,000 for a 3-marla plot and PKR 1,750,000 for a 5-marla plot, backed by multi-year installment plans. Common structures include a PKR 200,000–300,000 down payment followed by monthly installments of PKR 7,000–15,000 over 4 years. Multiple real estate agencies—including Titanium Agency Corporation, Habibi Holdings, and Sikandar Zaman—actively promote these terms, citing 'no hidden development charges' and 'registry + inteqal included', though independent sources note category surcharges (e.g., +10% for corner or park-facing plots).
Strategic location with easy access to GT Road, Ring Road, Motorway M-2, airport, and proximity to UET Lahore and established societies like Bahria Town. Canal-front position and planned road widening enhance connectivity.
High growth potential due to future infrastructure upgrades, surrounding development, and expected property value appreciation.
Quieter suburban surroundings compared to central Lahore, with BRB Canal frontage providing better environmental conditions and reduced congestion.
Developed by Al Maalik Developers with a focus on quality, affordability, and reliable planning, led by visionary Khurram Shahzad.
Affordable pricing for 3 and 5 marla plots with low down payments and easy monthly installments, targeting first-time buyers and middle-class families.
Warnings about illegal housing societies and scams, advising thorough due diligence before investment to avoid fraud.
Concerns about security arrangements and unreliable management by the homeowners-association, affecting resident safety and trust.
Legal notices and court injunctions filed against the society, with allegations of plot-sale scams and fraudulent marketing activities.
Promised road widening and basic utilities have been delayed or remain incomplete, leading to concerns about water-logging and unmet infrastructure commitments.