Azhar Garden Housing Scheme is an LDA-approved residential society in Lahore that provides affordable 5 to 10 marla plots with essential infrastructure. It features paved roads, 24-hour electricity, piped water, gated security, parks, and a community centre, offering a budget-friendly yet secure living environment for residents.
Map-calculated
In total
In total
The Lahore Development Authority (LDA) has revoked commercial entitlement approvals for the Azhar Garden Housing Scheme — specifically approval TP/25010/6165 dated December 18, 2023, and five commercial letters issued on June 21, 2024 — following an inquiry that found developers concealed facts and fraudulently claimed commercial rights over land already transferred to LDA as public property (e.g., greenbelts and roads). LDA directed strict adherence to the 2020 Land Use Rules and confirmed plans to cancel previously approved building plans and proceed with sealing and demolition of illegal commercial structures.
As of mid-2026, the Azhar Garden Housing Scheme remains under active LDA supervision and is barred from further construction or plot sales. The authority has withdrawn all entitlement approvals and mandated full compliance with the 2020 Land Use Rules. The project awaits a fresh regulatory review before any resumption of development activities can be authorized.
Relatively wide internal roads and availability of basic utilities such as underground electricity and gas supply.
Proximity to schools, markets, mosques, and commercial areas, offering daily convenience for residents.
Convenient location near main arteries like Ferozepur Road, providing excellent connectivity to key areas.
Affordable entry price with plots available at reasonable rates and flexible installment plans.
Occasional security lapses and illegal encroachments that delay promised amenities.
Slow or incomplete infrastructure development, including unfinished road sections and sporadic water-supply interruptions.