Zaitoon City Housing Scheme
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Zaitoon City Lahore is an LDA-approved housing scheme developed by the Zaitoon Group as the fourth phase of the larger New Lahore City project. It currently has Phase I and II developed, with Phase III under construction, offering a secure and modern lifestyle with world-class amenities. Key features include wide paved roads, extensive green belts, 24/7 security with CCTV, and facilities like a commercial hub, international schools, and a theme park. Strategically located on Main Canal Road, it provides easy accessibility to Lahore's major roads and highways, making it a prime residential and investment destination.
- Developer: Zaitoon Group, a well-known real estate developer with over 35 years of experience in delivering quality projects.
- Ideal For: Ideal for families seeking a secure, modern lifestyle and investors looking for high-growth residential and commercial property opportunities in Lahore's rapidly developing corridor.
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Latest Updates
Management Strengthening & Leadership Appointment
Zaitoon Group has bolstered its leadership team with the appointment of Syed Haider Ali as the Director of Sales, Marketing & Project Development in April 2026. This strategic move is intended to reinforce the group's development push and enhance investor confidence across its projects.
Customer Service Enhancement & Office Relocation
In a move to improve member services, Zaitoon Group has relocated its Customer Care Office to the Phase-I Signature Building within New Lahore City in April 2026. This underscores the project's maturation and focus on resident convenience.
Commercial Expansion in Phase IV
Signaling the growth of the project's commercial hub, it was announced in April 2026 that Al-Fatah supermarket is slated to open soon within the Phase IV commercial area of New Lahore City/Zaitoon City, adding essential retail convenience for residents.
Successful Open House Event Showcases Project Appeal
A major Open House event held at Zaitoon City in early 2026 drew a massive crowd of visitors, families, and investors. Led by the sales and marketing team, the event featured guided site tours, premium hospitality, and exclusive offers, highlighting strong market interest and the project's modern infrastructure.
Project Integration: Zaitoon Lifestyle Merged into Zaitoon City
As of an update in January 2026, the previously planned Zaitoon Lifestyle project has not been launched as a separate entity. Its existing inventory and development plans have now been fully merged into the Zaitoon City (New Lahore City) project.
Limited-Time Mega Discount Offer for On-Ground Plots
To kick off 2026, Zaitoon City launched a limited-time "Mega Opportunity" offering a 20% discount on on-ground plots. This promotional deal was exclusively available from January 1 to January 3, 2026.
Construction Incentive Policy to Accelerate Development
In November 2025, Zaitoon Group announced a "Construction Boost 2025" incentive policy for New Lahore City Phase III. The policy offers cash rewards of PKR 500,000 for the first 50 residential plot owners and PKR 1,000,000 for the first 20 commercial plot owners who complete their roof/slab within three months. It also includes waivers on possession, electricity, and design fees to stimulate rapid construction and community growth.
Wide range of amenities including adventure park, zoo, dancing fountains, healthcare facilities, schools, commercial hubs, playgrounds, and grand mosques.
Luxurious lifestyle with a modern feel, serene and pollution-free environment.
Safe and secure location with easy access to areas of Lahore.
High yield and return on investment with affordable installment plans.
Appropriate infrastructure with underground electricity wiring and 24/7 availability of electricity, gas, and water.
Long duration to reach the inner areas of Lahore, affecting convenience.
NOC approval is under process, indicating pending legal status.
Lack of infrastructure in the surrounding areas, such as roads and public transportation.
Perception of high property prices, making it less affordable for middle-income buyers.