Scheme No 1
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OPF Housing Scheme Phase 1, officially known as Scheme No 1 Lahore, is a fully developed mixed‑use residential community located on Raiwind Road, spanning approximately 961.85 kanals. It offers fully allotted residential and commercial plots with completed infrastructure including roads, sewerage, water, gas, electricity, and a secure boundary wall, and has over 996 houses already constructed. The scheme is characterized by ready‑to‑move‑in plots, modern utilities, 24‑hour security, and proximity to major hospitals and the Lahore‑Islamabad Motorway, making it a stable and established society.
- Developer: Overseas Pakistanis Foundation (OPF), a government-linked organization.
- Ideal For: Ideal for overseas Pakistanis, first-time homebuyers, and investors seeking affordable, fully serviced plots in a well-established society with legal clearances and strong growth potential.
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Latest Updates
Liberty Lands Housing Scheme Development Resumes with June 2027 Completion Target
Liberty Lands Housing Scheme has officially announced the resumption of development work, with full plot development and possession scheduled for completion by June 2027. This marks a significant milestone for scheme holders awaiting infrastructure completion and formal possession.
Bismillah Housing Scheme Phase 1 Promotes Modern Living Amid GT Road Connectivity
Bismillah Housing Scheme Phase 1 continues active promotion as of December 2025, emphasizing its strategic location on Main GT Road in Manawan, Lahore, and highlighting modern living amenities, seamless connectivity, and investment potential for residential and commercial buyers.
OPF Housing Scheme Phase 1 Remains Fully Allotted with No New Activity Since 1996 Completion
The OPF Housing Scheme Phase 1 on Raiwind Road, approved in 1986 and completed in 1996, remains fully allotted with no new development activity. All 1781 residential and 98 commercial plots are occupied, and the project is considered mature and stable with completed infrastructure including roads, sewerage, water, gas, electricity, and boundary walls.
Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are more reliable than in several newer schemes.
Active managing office that promptly maintains roads, parks, and common areas.
Security staff can be understaffed at night, leading to occasional breaches.
Maintenance fees have risen faster than expected, with criticism of the management's financial transparency.
Long-standing legal disputes concerning land title and MAP approval, causing delays in plot registration and resale.