Immad Garden Housing Society
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Immad Garden Housing Society is a budget-friendly residential scheme in Lahore, primarily offering plots from 3 to 5 Marla. It is currently in a developing phase with basic amenities like water supply but lacks proper sewerage and paved roads. The society features operational commercial units and community facilities such as a family park and mosque, positioning it as a low-cost investment opportunity.
- Developer: Ali Abbas Khan Bisirya
- Ideal For: Ideal for budget-conscious buyers, first-time homeowners, and investors seeking low-cost plots with potential for future development.
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Immad Garden Remains an Active Residential Option on Ferozpur Road Amid Market Competition
Immad Garden Housing Society, located along Ferozpur Road in Lahore, continues to be actively marketed and referenced in 2026 real estate updates as a notable residential development. It is consistently listed alongside established societies such as Rehan Garden Phase 2, Eden Garden, and Al-Haram City. Video reviews and property listings from early 2026 confirm ongoing buyer interest and marketing activity, positioning it as a sought-after investment option in Lahore’s expanding housing corridor.
Immad Garden’s Market Position Reflected in Comparable Plot Pricing Trends
While no direct pricing data for Immad Garden is publicly confirmed in recent verified sources, market context from peer societies on Ferozpur Road indicates prevailing benchmarks: 3-Marla residential plots in comparable schemes are priced around PKR 2.5 million, and 5-Marla plots near PKR 3.5 million. These figures—cited in 2026 analyses—anchor Immad Garden’s perceived value within Lahore’s mid-tier residential investment segment.
Gas pipeline installation work has started, indicating ongoing development.
Promises basic utilities such as electricity and bore-well water supply.
Offers affordable plots starting at about Rs 10,000 with monthly installments of roughly Rs 2,000 and discounts for full payment.
Benefits from proximity to a bus stop (stop 5) and the Metro Bus route, convenient for commuting.
Approved by the Punjab Town & Country Planning Authority (T.M.A. department).
Gated community providing a secure environment for residents.
Lack of recreational spaces such as parks or a community centre.
Development work is only 50% completed, leading to delayed infrastructure and need for further investment.
Absence of perimeter wall, inconsistent water supply, inadequate sewerage system, and rough or unpaved internal roads.
Labeled as a potential fraud society with warnings about scams.