Audit and Accounts Housing Society Phase 2
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Audit & Accounts Housing Society – Phase 2 is a cooperative residential community originally developed for government employees under the Cooperative Housing Scheme Act. All plots are now owned by members and sold on the open market, offering a range of sizes from 4 to 16 Marla and 2 Kanal. The society is a gated community with basic utilities and paved roads, and its location provides a key advantage due to easy access to the Lahore Ring Road, nearby commercial hubs, schools, and hospitals.
- Developer: The Accountant General's Department (AG Office) established the society for its employees.
- Ideal For: This society is appealing to buyers seeking affordable yet secure gated living, investors looking for reasonably priced resale plots, and families who value road connectivity and proximity to city amenities.
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Latest Updates
Residents Raise Civic Issues and Call for Government Action
Residents of Audit and Accounts Housing Society, particularly near Phase-1/Valencia Town, are voicing significant grievances regarding severely damaged and waterlogged main roads, the absence of a proper bus stop at a key roundabout, and critical sewerage and drainage problems leading to health hazards like mosquito proliferation and dengue risk. Social media activity in early 2025 and March 2026 highlighted these concerns, with calls for the Punjab government to reconstruct roads, install official bus stops, and resolve utility issues.
LDA Approval Status and Context within Lahore's Housing Market
Audit & Accounts Cooperative Housing Society is listed as an LDA-approved society established in 1991, spanning 1,253 acres in Sahhoki. However, a separate 2025 document listing illegal housing societies includes 'Audit and Accounts CHS Phase-2' on Kahna Kacha Road, highlighting the complex and sometimes contradictory regulatory landscape for housing projects in Lahore that potential investors must navigate.
Quiet, family-friendly atmosphere with a modest number of completed houses (around 40) and a growing community.
Proximity to major arteries such as the Ring Road and easy access to commercial hubs.
Plot sizes and price points are affordable and attractive for first-time buyers and investors.
Lack of completed commercial or recreational facilities.
Under-developed infrastructure: roads remain uneven or unpaved, drainage and gardening are inadequate.
Poor road conditions, water scarcity, and unfinished services hinder the current living experience.
Essential utilities such as water supply and consistent electricity are often unreliable.
Delays in society management's delivery of promised amenities.