Al Hafeez Garden
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Al-Hafeez Garden is a 32-acre, LDA-approved housing society developed by the Pakasia Group. It offers affordable residential and commercial plots from 3 to 10 Marla across multiple phases, with Phase 2 located on Main Canal Bank Road near Jallo Park. The society features modern amenities like wide roads, parks, a school, and gym, and its strategic location provides easy access to key areas such as the Ring Road and Allama Iqbal International Airport.
- Developer: Pakasia Group (Al-Hafeez Developers), an experienced real estate developer.
- Ideal For: Ideal for families, professionals, and investors seeking budget-friendly, well-connected, and secure living spaces.
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Latest Updates
Al Hafeez Garden Phase 2 Price Update and Two-Year Installment Plan Launched in Early 2026
In early 2026, Al Hafeez Garden Phase 2 introduced a revised pricing structure and a new two-year installment plan for residential houses. Prices for 3-marla homes start at PKR 36 lakh, rising up to PKR 1.2 crore for larger units. The installment plan covers 3-, 3.5-, and 4-marla houses, enhancing affordability amid ongoing infrastructure development including Sui-gas connection work and WAPDA electricity supply.
New Rose Garden — Pakasia Group’s Sister Project Launches with Immediate Possession and 12-Month Payment Plan
Pakasia Group launched New Rose Garden as a premium on-ground plot scheme near Harbanspura Ring Road Interchange in Manawan, Lahore. It is LDA-approved and offers Registry Inteqal, enabling immediate construction. A flexible 12-month (1-year) installment plan is available for 3–5 marla plots, with prices starting at PKR 4.125 million for 3 marla. The project is fully operational with roads carpeted and utilities functional.
Lahore Ring Road SL-4 Corridor Launch and Proposed Rafique Kareem–Pine Avenue Expressway Boost Al Hafeez Garden Connectivity
The official launch of the Lahore Ring Road SL-4 corridor and the announcement of a proposed expressway linking Rafique Kareem Road (Wapda Town) to Pine Avenue/Union Road are expected to significantly improve access to Al Hafeez Garden. These developments reinforce the society’s strategic positioning on Main Canal Road and support long-term appreciation potential for both residential and commercial plots.
Phase 1 Declared Fully Completed and Legally Secure; Phase 5 Market Shows Strong Price Appreciation
Al Hafeez Garden Phase 1 is officially declared a completed society, fully approved by LDA with NOC secured and all infrastructure integrated. Concurrently, Phase 5 exhibits robust market performance: price data shows a 65.19% increase in 3-marla house values from August 2022 to May 2026, reaching PKR 15.83 million. This reflects strong buyer confidence and sustained demand in the Canal Road corridor.
Ongoing Utility Challenges Reported Despite Infrastructure Progress
While utility infrastructure is advancing—with Sui-gas connections in progress and WAPDA electricity supplied—some residents have raised complaints about intermittent power supply and lack of functional gas service. These issues persist despite official claims of operational utilities, indicating a gap between rollout plans and on-ground service delivery in certain sectors of the society.
Offers abundant green spaces, parks, a shopping centre, gyms, indoor sports facilities, mosques, hospitals, educational institutions, and community centers.
Provides 24/7 water, electricity, and gas supply; features wide and well-planned roads, boulevards, and efficient drainage and solid-waste disposal systems.
Strategically located on Main GT Road with easy access to Allama Iqbal International Airport, Lahore Cantt Railway Station, universities (e.g., NUML), schools, colleges, and other residential societies.
Gated community with security gates, surveillance systems, CCTV cameras, and guards, ensuring a peaceful and secure environment.
Promotes an eco-friendly environment with green belts, sustainable practices, and a family-friendly community atmosphere.
LDA-approved society with affordable plot prices and pronounced opportunities for investment.
Perception of higher plot rates compared to neighboring societies.
Residents have filed complaints leading to LDA investigation for violations such as selling plots designated for public amenities, reducing road sizes, delaying basic infrastructure, charging extra for connections, and allegations of tax evasion.