New Lahore City is a modern, gated housing society developed by the Zaitoon Group. It offers on-ground residential and commercial plots across four phases, featuring wide roads, underground electricity, and a 150-foot Grand Avenue. Strategically located, it provides easy access to major routes like Multan Road and Lahore Ring Road. Designed for affordable yet luxurious living, it is an LDA-approved project with comprehensive amenities and security.
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The Punjab government has officially approved a heritage-revival initiative to rename over 15 historic streets in Lahore to their pre-1947 Hindu, Sikh, and Jain names. Key changes include Islampura reverting to Krishan Nagar, Rehman Gali becoming Ram Gali, and Babri Masjid Chowk renamed Jain Mandir Chowk. The project is linked to CM Maryam Nawaz and former PM Nawaz Sharif and has ignited nationwide debate on cultural restitution versus historical accountability for minority persecution.
With Eid ul Adha 2026 scheduled for May 27, 2026, Lahore’s cattle markets—including Saggian and Shahpur Kanjran—are experiencing record-breaking crowds, last-minute bargaining, and surging demand for sacrificial animals. Rare livestock like two-humped Saudi white camels are fetching premium prices, reflecting intense festive preparations across Punjab.
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Promises higher return on investment compared to nearby housing societies, with potential for capital appreciation.
Affordable entry points with flexible installment plans for residential and commercial plots.
Duly approved by Lahore Development Authority (LDA) with NOC, ensuring legal security for investments.
Secure gated environment with 24/7 security, family-friendly, and controlled access.
Prime location near Canal Bank Road, Multan Road, Ring Road, with easy links to the city centre, airport, and major landmarks.
Wide paved roads, underground electrification, reliable water, gas, and electricity supply, extensive drainage, parks, grand mosque, schools, shopping centres, and modern amenities.
Extensive green spaces, parks, and a 'smart-living' concept promoting a modern lifestyle.
Delayed plot hand-overs, unfinished infrastructure, and land remaining unallocated or under construction after years of payments.
Property prices have decreased due to delays and lack of investor interest.
Occasional water-supply interruptions and drainage problems.
Lack of responsiveness from the developer to resident queries and complaints.
Some users label the project as a possible fraud, highlighting concerns about plot status and developer integrity.
Frequent changes in project management contributing to development delays.
High grid station charges imposed on residents in Phase 1 and Phase 2.
Parts of the development still described as 'jungle-like' with few completed homes.