Angoori Bagh Scheme No 1

Angoori Bagh Scheme No 1, Shalimar Link Road, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
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Affordable Housing Climate-Responsive Design Community Atmosphere Proximity to Landmarks Established Infrastructure

Angoori Bagh Scheme No 1 is a low-cost family-housing project completed in 1975, commissioned by the Government National Construction Limited and designed by architect Yasmeen Lari. It comprises 787 dwellings in 14 clusters with climate-responsive layouts, verandahs, and courtyards, offering affordable 5-marla and larger homes in a well-planned community. The scheme is an established locality with easy access to GT Road and Ring Road, proximity to Shalimar Gardens, and nearby schools, markets, and clinics, making it a stable residential area for medium- and low-income families.

  • Developer: Government National Construction Limited
  • Ideal For: Ideal for first-time homebuyers, small families seeking budget-friendly housing, and investors looking for stable, demand-driven properties in an established Lahore locality.
AREA(Kanal)
138+

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block
6

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Plot
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In total

Approved
No

Latest Updates

Angoori Bagh Scheme No. 1 Remains LDA-Approved with Active Private Resale Market

Angoori Bagh Scheme No. 1 — located in Baghbanpura near Shalamar Link Road, Lahore — is confirmed as an LDA-approved low-cost housing society, originally sanctioned in 1981 and still legally active. The most recent official regulatory record is an Establishment Licence (ELI-01165) issued on 10 October 2023. As of March 2026, private resale activity continues: individual flats and a 7-Marla house are advertised for sale at approximately PKR 35 million, indicating sustained market liquidity. No new government-led development or scheme-specific policy change has been announced; broader regulatory updates (e.g., Punjab Gazette Amendment 2026) apply uniformly to all housing schemes.

2026-03
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Punjab Gazette Amendment 2026 Introduces Uniform Regulatory Framework for All Housing Schemes

The Punjab Gazette Amendment 2026 establishes a standardized regulatory framework applicable to all housing schemes in Punjab, including Angoori Bagh Scheme No. 1. Key provisions include: introduction of a Low-Cost Housing Category with relaxed planning standards (e.g., 15–20 ft internal roads), mandatory digital approval system, strict ownership restrictions (max 5 entities), compulsory EPA environmental compliance, and enforceable buyer protection rules (e.g., 15-day notice for plot cancellation). These rules do not introduce scheme-specific changes but reinforce transparency and accountability across the sector.

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Investment analysis
Investors
Conservative investors seeking stable rental income, first-time homebuyers, and those with limited budgets.
Recommend
For rental income: purchase existing 5-8 Marla houses. For capital appreciation: consider properties with renovation potential or hold for long-term growth.
Holding period
5-10 years
Tips
Ensure clear title, opt for LDA-approved ready properties, avoid file investments, utilize installment plans if available, and consider modest upgrades for better rentability.
Investment Risks
Limited amenities and aging infrastructure may affect tenant attraction. Slower resale liquidity compared to newer gated communities. Risks from macroeconomic fluctuations and potential development delays.
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Community and Atmosphere

 

Peaceful atmosphere away from the city center with a close-knit neighborhood vibe, providing a community-oriented setting.

Affordability

 

Lower-cost residential neighborhood offering affordable housing options, particularly 5-Marla-type houses.

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Location and Amenities

 

Easy access to major arteries like Shalimar Link Road, GT Road, and Ring Road, with established schools, clinics, and markets nearby, and basic amenities within walking distance.

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Development and Property Value

 

Newer developments have progressed more slowly than expected, leading to concerns over property-value appreciation.

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Recreational Facilities

 

Limited recreational facilities available in the area.

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Infrastructure

 

Aging infrastructure including uneven or cracked roads, intermittent water supply, inadequate sewage drainage, and frequent power outages.

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Municipal Services

 

Need for better municipal upkeep and security measures.

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