Al Makkah Colony Welfare Society

Al Makkah Colony Welfare Society, Block A-B-S, Gulberg 3, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan

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Welfare-Driven Development Gated Security Prime Location Connectivity Varied Property Sizes Community Amenities

Al Makkah Colony Welfare Society is a residential housing estate established as a welfare-driven development in Gulberg 3, Lahore. It offers a mix of plots and ready-made homes ranging from 2 to 10 Marla, with built-in utilities and key amenities like a communal lawn, children's play area, nearby mosques, and 24-hour security. The society is LDA-approved and boasts a prime location with easy access to Main College Road, Butt Chowk, commercial markets, schools, and hospitals, making it a well-connected and established neighbourhood.

  • Developer: Al Makkah Colony Welfare Society (self-managed as the developer and governing body)
  • Ideal For: Ideal for families seeking a secure, well-connected neighbourhood and investors looking for rental yields and capital appreciation in an LDA-approved society.
AREA（Kanal）
104+

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block
8

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Latest Updates

2025-11
Sources

City-Wide Anti-Encroachment Drive in Lahore Targets Makkah Colony

Authorities in Lahore conducted a city-wide anti-encroachment operation targeting multiple market and residential areas, including the Makkah Colony neighbourhood, to remove illegal structures and restore public spaces. This aligns with broader regulatory efforts, such as the RDA's updated list of illegal housing schemes, to improve infrastructure and community welfare.

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House Price

PKR 16481/sq.ft

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Investment analysis
Investors
Conservative investors seeking stable rental income, such as first-time homebuyers or overseas Pakistanis targeting professional/expatriate tenants.
Recommend
For rental income: purchase existing 2-5 Marla houses (e.g., 2 Marla double-storey homes) for steady cash flow. For capital appreciation: hold properties long-term for modest growth, focusing on well-maintained units with clear titles.
Holding period
5-10 years
Tips
Conduct thorough legal verification of property titles; consider modest renovations to enhance rentability; target tenants like professionals or expatriates for higher rental stability.
Investment Risks
Modest capital appreciation potential due to lack of large-scale new developments and infrastructure upgrades; lower returns compared to high-growth areas like DHA Phase 10; risks include traffic congestion, macroeconomic fluctuations, and documentation fraud if legal checks are not performed.