Abid City Phase 1
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Abid City Phase 1 is an LDA-approved residential and commercial development established in 1992, located on Raiwind Road in Lahore. It is a gated community featuring wide boulevards, underground utilities, parks, mosque sites, schools, and commercial blocks. With 24-hour security and master-planned infrastructure, it offers a modern, mid-range living option with easy connectivity to landmarks like Bahria Town and the Ring Road.
- Developer: Union Developers Pvt. Ltd., the real-estate arm of the Seth Abid Group.
- Ideal For: Ideal for first-time homebuyers, families, and investors seeking affordable mid-range properties with comprehensive amenities and strong appreciation potential due to its strategic location.
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Latest Updates
Rebranding to Union Town Lahore and 2025 Payment Plan Launch
Abid City Phase 1, originally approved by the LDA on 29 November 1992 in Khamba-Rakh Khamba, Lahore, has been officially rebranded as Union Town Lahore by Union Developers Pvt. Ltd. (Seth Abid Group). The developer has launched a structured 2025 payment plan for residential and commercial plots, with possession for Phase 1 blocks now targeted for late 2026. A formal ballot event was held on 7 July 2025, allocating plot numbers transparently. While infrastructure development is progressing rapidly—including roads, utilities, and model units—some buyers continue to report delays.
LDA Approval Confirmed and Inclusion in Official 2025 List
Abid City remains an officially LDA-approved housing society, with approval date 29 November 1992, Mouza Khamba & Rakh Khamba, and total area of 1,532.3 kanals. It is explicitly listed in the updated 'LDA-Approved Societies in Lahore: Complete & Updated List 2025', published on 9 October 2025, affirming its legal standing and distinguishing it from unapproved schemes.
Merger of Aqib Garden into Union Town Lahore
Aqib Garden Lahore has been formally merged into Union Town Lahore, effective as of the latest update. All administrative, documentation, and official matters related to Aqib Garden are now subsumed under Union Town Lahore, aiming to improve municipal coordination, service delivery, and property identification for stakeholders.
Central park that many residents praise for its layout and community feel
Convenient access to Canal Bank Road, Ring Road, and nearby commercial hubs
Delays in the completion of promised amenities like a mosque and commercial centre