Rehan Garden Phase 1
Details
Rehan Garden Phase 1 is the first phase of a fully developed residential society launched by Rehan (Al-Rehman) Developers. It offers a range of ready-to-move-in plots and constructed houses with modern amenities. Strategically located on Ferozepur Road, it provides easy access to the N-5 Highway and key landmarks like Shadrah Station and major universities. The community features green, secure surroundings and flexible payment options, making it a well-maintained living environment.
- Developer: Rehan (Al-Rehman) Developers
- Ideal For: Ideal for families, investors, and commercial buyers seeking convenient, ready-possession properties in a fully serviced location.
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Latest Updates
Rehan Garden Among Societies Mentioned in Discussions on Illegal Housing Schemes in Lahore
In broader discussions about illegal housing societies in Lahore and Islamabad, the Rehan Garden housing scheme was listed among several other projects. A video update from August 2025 highlighted that authorities like NAB and the Lahore High Court have taken action against fraudulent real estate operations, with over 500 LDA schemes declared illegal in 2025. While specific details on Rehan Garden's status are not provided, its inclusion in the list indicates it operates within a regulatory landscape under scrutiny.
Rehan Garden Housing Scheme Actively Marketed with Installment Plans on Ferozepur Road
The Rehan Garden Housing Scheme located on Main Ferozepur Road in Lahore continues to be promoted, with plots and houses offered on installment plans. A recent marketing video from a real estate group, posted in May 2025, specifically advertises the scheme, indicating ongoing sales activity. No new construction or official development milestones are detailed in this promotional content.
Installment payment plans are offered, making it easier for middle-income families to own property.
Plots and houses are available at affordable prices.
Situated on main Ferozepur Road, providing convenient access to the city.
Uncertainty regarding TMA approval and potential delays in development, as indicated by user inquiries.