Gulshan e Madina
Details
Gulshan-e-Madina Housing Society is a fully developed, LDA-approved residential subdivision launched in the early 2000s. Spanning roughly 109 Kanal, it is a gated community featuring a well-planned network of paved streets, reliable utilities, and more than 80 operational commercial buildings. Its prime location on Ferozepur Road provides easy access to essential amenities like schools, banks, mosques, hospitals, and the Lahore Metro Bus.
- Developer: Gulshan-e-Madina developers (launched in early 2000s), now managed by the society's own development authority.
- Ideal For: It is attractive to middle- and upper-middle-income families seeking a secure, conveniently located neighborhood, as well as investors looking for residential plots or small-scale commercial opportunities.
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Latest Updates
New Residential Development Surge and Infrastructure Upgrades in Gulshan-e-Madina
Gulshan-e-Madina in Lahore is experiencing a significant wave of residential development, with multiple 3-Marla homes completed in 2023–2024 and larger-scale projects scheduled for 2025–2026. In response, authorities have initiated upgrades to road infrastructure, water supply, and waste-disposal systems, while maintaining 24-hour security across the society. A Zameen.com listing confirms at least one such property—built in 2023, fully furnished, and located on carpeted 30-feet roads—was actively marketed as recently as 2024.
High-Profile Studio Incident Triggers Local Breaking News Coverage
A high-profile incident involving a local studio in Gulshan-e-Madina was covered as breaking news by City 42, drawing considerable public attention. Though specific details of the incident are not disclosed in available metadata, its inclusion in a dedicated 'Lahoriye Rul Gaye' breaking news segment underscores its significance within the community and media landscape of Lahore.
Convenient location near Ferozepur Road with easy access to schools, markets, and public transport.
The single entrance on Jalyana Road is considered unsafe after dark, and there is inadequate security staffing.
Internal roads show signs of neglect and poor upkeep; narrow streets are expected to become severely congested as the community fills.
Potential for future disputes among owners due to the illegal status and lack of proper management.
The scheme is not registered as a cooperative and is classified as an illegal LDA-approved project, leading to concerns over land-title security and lack of an overseeing body.