Etihad Town Phase 1
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Etihad Town Phase 1 is a fully developed and LDA-approved gated community in Lahore, launched in 2016-2017. It is strategically located on Main Raiwind Road, offering seamless connectivity to major city hubs like Thokar Niaz Baig and the Lahore Ring Road. The community features modern infrastructure with wide carpeted roads, underground utilities, and amenities such as parks, mosques, and commercial zones, making it a vibrant and secure neighborhood with high investment potential.
- Developer: Union Developers Private Limited (Etihad Group Holdings), a reputable developer with over 40 years of experience in construction and real estate.
- Ideal For: Ideal for families, investors (especially overseas Pakistanis), and first-time buyers seeking a secure, well-connected home with strong long-term appreciation and rental returns.
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Latest Updates
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Launch of New 'Overseas Block' in Phase 1 with 2-Year Payment Plan
Etihad Town has launched a new 'Overseas Block' within its fully developed Phase 1 on Main Raiwind Road. The launch event took place in early March 2026. The block offers premium 5 and 10 Marla residential plots exclusively under a 2-year easy installment payment plan, targeting both local and overseas Pakistani investors. The location is prime, situated in an already inhabited and commercially active part of the society.
Updated Payment Plan and Price Details for Phase 1 Overseas Block
Detailed payment plan for the newly launched Overseas Block has been revealed. A 5 Marla plot is priced at PKR 12 million total, with a 20% down payment and 19 monthly installments of PKR 225,000. A 10 Marla plot costs PKR 22 million total, with installments of PKR 412,000. The plan includes development charges, with premiums for corner and park-facing plots. This installment offering is notable as most of Phase 1 is now traded on a cash-only basis in the secondary market.
Strategic Market Analysis and Growth Outlook for Phase 1
A comprehensive strategic analysis highlights that Etihad Town Phase 1 has transitioned into a mature, inhabited urban ecosystem with over 1,000 families. The project, 100% LDA-approved, has seen property values appreciate by approximately 300% since its 2017 launch. The analysis projects continued stable growth driven by factors like the completion of Lahore Ring Road SL-4 in March 2026 and the operationalization of Pine Avenue Road. The society is positioned as a benchmark for modern urban living with strong investment fundamentals.
House Price
PKR 27054/sq.ft
YoY +18.8%
Plot Price
PKR 11714/sq.ft
YoY +19.58%
Commercial Price
PKR 37116/sq.ft
YoY +10.45%
Promised transparency in dealings and services, appreciated by buyers.
Proximity to major arteries such as Ring Road, Thokar Niaz Baig, hospitals, schools, and educational institutions.
Relatively affordable plots and houses with starting prices and flexible payment plans.
Peaceful and family-friendly atmosphere, ideal for a quiet living environment.
Low-risk investment with a 'park-your-money' outlook, suitable for long-term gains.
Modern infrastructure with green landscaping, well-maintained streets, parks, and recreational facilities.
LDA-approved project ensuring legal safety and compliance.
Delayed drainage-system upgrades, with promises not met within the stipulated time.
Viewed as a longer-term hold rather than immediate ready-to-move-in housing, requiring patience for full development.
Complaints of unexpected or unfair charges from the building department.
Construction progress is slower compared to other developments like Bahria Town or Lake City.
The site feels quiet with limited commercial activity and not much ongoing activity.
Occasional security lapses and concerns about safety measures.