Inmol Employees Cooperative Housing
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Inmol Employees Cooperative Housing Society is a dedicated cooperative housing project established by ZM Associates for INMOL employees, located on Main Boulevard Gulberg in Lahore. It spans approximately 1,130 kanal with over 30 operational commercial buildings and a well-planned road network connecting health, transport, and educational facilities. The society features green-building solutions, essential amenities like a GO fuel station and MCB Bank branch, and offers easy access to neighboring societies such as Transport Housing Society and Formanites.
- Developer: ZM Associates, led by Ali Raza
- Ideal For: Ideal for families, investors, expatriates, and professionals seeking a secure, amenity-rich community in a well-connected Lahore location.
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Latest Updates
INMOL Hospital Designated as IAEA Collaborating Centre for Cancer Treatment
In February 2026, the associated INMOL Hospital was designated as an IAEA Collaborating Centre to expand cancer‑treatment cooperation, signaling a growing institutional profile for the area. This designation followed a meeting between Pakistan's Prime Minister and the IAEA chief in Vienna, where a cooperation agreement was signed.
Development Progress and Plot Sales at INMOL Employees Cooperative Housing Society
The INMOL Employees Cooperative Housing Society in Lahore is still under development, with a detailed video released in May 2025 showing current construction progress and its location adjacent to DHA Lahore Phase 9 Prism and Phase 10. Plots continue to be marketed, as seen in a 10‑marla plot (Block C, Plot 106) advertised for sale in early 2025, highlighting prime location and investment potential.
Basic amenities including park, masjid, school, security system, electricity, Sui gas, nearby hospital, and availability of corner plots.
Convenient location near DHA Phase 9 and Phase 10, with easy access to main roads such as Bedian to Ferozpur Road.
Offers a range of plot sizes from 5 marla to 1 kanal at relatively affordable prices compared to neighboring upscale schemes.
Irregular water supply, inadequate drainage, occasional road potholes, and frequent load-shedding.
Delays in the completion of promised facilities and lack of responsive management for maintenance issues.