Gulshan‑e‑Shalimar Housing Scheme is a privately‑developed residential society established in 1983 in the Bagbanpura area of Lahore. It features a mix of plot sizes from 5 marla to 1 kanal and offers basic utilities, with strategic connectivity via a 150-foot-wide approach road linking GT Road and Ring Road. The scheme is LDA-approved, making it a budget-friendly option, though it has reported issues with internal road conditions and occasional flooding.
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Recent property sales indicate active real estate market in Gulshan e Shalimar Housing Scheme, with a 2 Marla double-story investor house listed for sale in April 2026.
The Punjab government has introduced new housing scheme rules in 2026 through a gazette amendment, focusing on digital approvals, low-cost housing categories, ownership restrictions, and enhanced buyer protection.
RUDA has published an updated list of illegal housing schemes in Lahore for 2026, warning investors about the risks of unapproved projects and emphasizing the importance of NOC verification.
Gulshan-i-Shalimar Housing Scheme is confirmed as an LDA-approved society since April 30, 1983, located in Baghbanpura covering 177.50 kanals, developed by a private developer.
Ongoing street construction, drainage upgrades, and debris removal as part of LDP review.
Adjacent to Ring Road with a 150-foot approach road linking GT Road and Ring Road, offering potential for price appreciation after Ring Road completion.
Described as a colony rather than a proper society, with poor overall conditions.
Residents express concerns about the reliability of electricity, water supply, sewerage system, and security.
Roads are in bad shape and poorly maintained.
Frequent flooding problems and inadequate drainage system.