Govt Officers Cooperative Housing Society (GOCHS) is a cooperative housing development managed by Government Officers Cooperative Housing Society Limited. Located on Raiwind Road about 20 km from Lahore, it is positioned as one of the most affordable housing schemes in the area. The society offers primarily 1-kanal residential plots with ongoing infrastructure development, boosted by recent road expansion projects that are increasing property values.
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As of June 2026, aggressive marketing campaigns are underway for 1-kanal residential plots in the Govt Officers Cooperative Housing Society (GOCS) Lahore, with developers advertising rates ranging from PKR 55 lakh to PKR 75 lakh, and a YouTube video posted just one day ago promoting a 'deal of the day' at the lowest rates. Listings on Zameen.com confirm multiple active offers within this price band across Block A.
The Punjab Gazette Amendment 2026 has introduced sweeping new rules governing cooperative housing societies, including a digital approval system, ownership cap of 5 entities, a maximum 2-kanal residential plot size, mandatory financial transparency, and strict environmental compliance. These rules now directly apply to the Govt Officers Cooperative Housing Society.
The Provincial Government Employees Cooperative Housing Society Lahore has issued a formal 2026 tender notice for supply and purchase contracts related to its development activities, signaling ongoing infrastructure and service delivery initiatives within the broader cooperative housing ecosystem that includes the Govt Officers Cooperative Housing Society.
Budget-friendly plot prices, described as one of the cheapest housing societies in Lahore, with prices ranging from PKR 38 lakh to PKR 65 lakh for a kanal.
Good price appreciation, especially after recent road-expansion projects along Raiwind Road.
Limited communication from the society's management committee, slow response to problems, alleged involvement in encroachments, and lack of timely resolutions for disputes.
Chronic water-logging during monsoon season, with low-lying areas turning into 'swimming pools' and stagnant water remaining for days, emitting a persistent odor.