Faisal Town
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Faisal Town is a well-established residential neighborhood in Lahore, developed by the Faisal Town Group and overseen by the Lahore Development Authority. It is strategically located along Canal Bank Road, adjacent to the University of Punjab, with easy connectivity to major city areas. The community offers a mix of residential plots, houses, and apartments, featuring modern infrastructure like wide roads, gated security, and landscaped parks, and is known for its high investment potential in a rapidly appreciating locality.
- Developer: Faisal Town Group, led by Chaudhry Abdul Majeed, known for organized urban planning and high-quality amenities.
- Ideal For: Ideal for nuclear families, retirees, expatriates, and investors seeking a secure, well-connected community with high returns on investment.
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Latest Updates
Faisal Town Phase II Rapid Development and Overseas Enclave Expansion
As of April 2026, Faisal Town Phase II is undergoing rapid on-ground progress, including major earthwork along the Rawalpindi Ring Road, completion of land leveling in Sector O (Model Block), construction of Sector Q and R bridges, and extensive underground sewerage work. The project has expanded by over 700 kanals in the 'Overseas Enclave', reinforcing its scale and strategic positioning near key infrastructure including the M-2 Motorway and Thalian Interchange.
Faisal Hills Play Area and Mosques Receive Official NOC Approvals
The Faisal Hills community has secured official No Objection Certificates (NOC) from the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) for key amenities, including the play area and multiple mosques such as Masjid Sadiq ul Ameen and Jamia Masjid Khatam Un Nabiyeen. These approvals confirm compliance with RDA guidelines, enhance legal standing, support long-term property value, and improve daily life for families by providing safe, sanctioned recreational and religious spaces.
Faisal Town Phase II Plot Price Increase and Upcoming Formal Revision
A mandatory plot price increase for Faisal Town Phase II took effect on March 31, 2026, preceding a formal, comprehensive rate revision scheduled for early June 2026. This adjustment reflects ongoing development momentum and rising investor demand, particularly in high-potential zones like the Model Block and Overseas Enclave.
Regulatory Scrutiny: FIRs Filed and NAB Investigation into Faisal Town Phase II
Faisal Town Phase II is under active regulatory scrutiny: an FIR (No. 64/26) was registered on January 25, 2026 at the Airport Police Station under Section 420 (Cheating), and the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) launched a formal inquiry on December 31, 2025. Core allegations include marketing plots without technical approvals, acquisition of land in designated 'Green Areas', and potential financial irregularities linked to MPCHS funds.
House Price
PKR 20159/sq.ft
YoY -2.78%
Plot Price
PKR 16825/sq.ft
YoY N/A
Commercial Price
PKR 42470/sq.ft
YoY N/A
Wide, well-maintained roads and properly planned intersections ensuring smooth traffic flow even during busy hours.
Good investment returns with decent appreciation over time.
Prime location with strategic accessibility and proximity to key routes and landmarks.
Convenient on-site amenities including parks, sports grounds, hospitals, mosques, and commercial outlets.
24/7 water, electricity, and gas supply.
Proactive security patrols that intervene promptly, ensuring a safe and secure environment.
Excellent cleanliness with streets spotless within hours after rain.
High-quality housing with modern infrastructure and well-planned layout.
Easy connectivity to major arteries like Canal Bank Road, Maulana Shaukat Ali Road, Johar Town, and DHA Usmania Road.
Promised amenities not fully realized in all sections.
Limited commercial development in certain blocks (e.g., B-block), with few completed houses, affecting resale speed.
Low occupancy and lack of vibrant community life in some phases.
Occasional uncertainty about safety in less-populated areas.
Slow development progress compared to expectations.
NOC status not fully approved, leading to legal clarity issues.