Sher Shah Colony

Raiwind Road, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
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Affordable Housing Strategic Location Basic Amenities Well-Connected

Sher Shah Colony is a government-developed residential neighborhood situated on Raiwind Road in Lahore, originally laid out by the Lahore Development Authority as part of a government-employees housing scheme. It comprises four blocks (A, B, C, D) and offers budget-friendly houses and plots with basic amenities. The colony is well-connected to main commercial markets, hospitals, and the Bhuptian Industrial Area, making it a practical and affordable living option.

  • Developer: Lahore Development Authority (LDA), a government agency known for developing affordable housing schemes.
  • Ideal For: Ideal for families and investors seeking low-cost, accessible properties in Lahore's real estate market.
AREA(Kanal)
1023+

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block
4

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Plot
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Approved
Yes

Latest Updates

New Commercial Outlet Opens Amid Long-Standing Infrastructure Deficits in Sher Shah Colony

A new commercial outlet—Flavor Hive fast-food restaurant—has opened at 17-B Commercial, Sher Shah Colony, Raiwind Road, offering dine-in, takeaway, and free delivery across Lahore. This development contrasts sharply with persistent civic failures: over two decades after launch, the Lahore Development Authority’s Avenue-I scheme remains unfinished, with most block parks, mosque sites, schools, and a dispensary still undeveloped; security is critically lacking (residents hire private guards); and only one petrol pump operates. Residents continue to report health impacts from unregulated groundwater extraction due to absence of WASA water supply.

District Administration Inspects Sher Shah Road as Part of Broader Municipal Upgrade Initiative

Deputy Commissioner Lahore, Syed Musa Raza, conducted an on-site inspection of Sher Shah Road in Shalimar Tehsil as part of the Punjab government’s Clean Lahore and Smart City initiatives. The visit signals official recognition of infrastructure gaps in the corridor and aligns with broader efforts including street rehabilitation, sewerage restoration, mobile sabils, and upgraded healthcare services — though no colony-specific remedial action or timeline for Sher Shah Colony was announced.

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Investment analysis
Investors
First-time investors, budget-conscious buyers, and those seeking a mix of capital appreciation and rental income.
Recommend
For capital appreciation: invest in 3-5 Marla residential plots in Blocks B or C. For rental income: invest in ready-to-move-in houses.
Holding period
3-5 years
Tips
Focus on Blocks B or C for newer developments and better road links; negotiate flexible payment plans with reputable developers; verify title and zoning clearances to ensure legal compliance.
Investment Risks
Risks include infrastructure deficiencies such as poor road conditions and limited amenities, potential legal issues with property titles, and market volatility due to economic factors. Traffic congestion and slower appreciation compared to premium societies may also affect returns.
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Nearby Amenities

 

Close to essential facilities including schools, markets, mosques, parks, Mumtaz Bakhtawar Hospital, and the Bhuptian Industrial Area.

Affordability

 

Offers affordable housing options, including 3 Marla and 5 Marla houses and plots, suitable for various budgets.

Community & Environment

 

Provides a peaceful, family-friendly, and friendly community atmosphere with a relatively quiet street layout.

Property Variety & Investment

 

The colony is divided into blocks (A-D) offering a variety of residential plots and houses. It is considered a promising location for investment due to steady development, affordable prices, and growth potential.

Location & Accessibility

 

Excellent location near Raiwind Road and Sher Shah Road, offering easy access to main roads, public transport, and major city areas. Proximity to both residential and commercial zones provides convenience.

Basic Facilities

 

Provides basic utilities such as electricity and water supply, along with local shops for daily needs.

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Education Facilities

 

Government schools in the area suffer from a severe shortage of teaching staff despite large student populations.

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Utilities

 

No gas supply in the colony, despite an approved project where pipes were installed but not properly refilled, creating hazards.

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Infrastructure & Maintenance

 

Poor road conditions, dilapidated link roads, and the need for repeated resurfacing and patchwork.

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Infrastructure & Utilities

 

Inconsistent water supply and drainage/sewage issues, attributed to the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) and Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA).

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Security

 

Occasional concerns over security and safety.

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Municipal Services

 

Inadequate municipal services, including poor sanitation, lack of fumigation against mosquitoes, and cancellation of old public transport routes (e.g., Bus 77) due to bad roads.

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