Safari Garden
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Safari Garden Lahore is an LDA-approved gated residential and commercial housing scheme developed by Hajveri Builders & Developers. It is strategically located on Sue-e-Asal Road, offering affordable plots with flexible 4-year installment plans. The society features modern infrastructure, security, and amenities like parks and a commercial hub, making it a growing community in Lahore.
- Developer: Hajveri Builders & Developers
- Ideal For: Ideal for first-time homebuyers, investors, and entrepreneurs seeking budget-friendly properties in a prime location.
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Latest Updates
Construction Accelerates Across Expansion Blocks: D, E, Jinnah, Iqbal, and Prism
Active construction is now underway across Blocks D, E, Jinnah, Iqbal, and Prism. Roadwork—including metalled streets—and infrastructure development (e.g., gas demand note collection, electricity pole installation) are progressing rapidly. The Jinnah Block possession drive has been announced, and final balloting for the Prism Block is scheduled for Q2 2026, signaling strong momentum in Phase 2 development.
LDA Approval Confirmed and Strategic Infrastructure Enhances Investment Outlook
Safari Garden Lahore remains fully LDA-approved under NOC No. LDA/DMP-N/2447. Its investment case is strengthened by proximity to the Ring Road SL-3 extension, projected to drive 15–20% annual property value appreciation through late 2026. Strong rental demand persists near Rashid Latif Medical College, particularly for 3 and 5 Marla units, supporting stable passive income generation.
Upcoming Major Announcement Scheduled for 15 September 2025
Safari Garden Housing Scheme has officially announced a major upcoming development, described as set to change Pakistan’s real estate landscape “forever”. The official launch is scheduled for 15 September 2025, with teasers referencing the ‘Chenab Sector’ launch and a broader vision of transformation, growth, and innovation — suggesting potential expansion, new thematic zones, or strategic partnerships.
Safari Garden Lahore Launches 2026 Payment Plan with Rs 50,000 Booking Fee and Rs 3,500/Marla Monthly Installments
Safari Garden Lahore has introduced a new 2026 installment plan allowing plot bookings with an initial payment of just PKR 50,000, followed by PKR 3,500 per Marla per month across a 44–48 month tenure. This plan applies to residential plots (3–10 Marla) and commercial plots (2–8 Marla), reinforcing the scheme’s positioning as a high-value, budget-friendly investment in the Sue-e-Asal corridor.
Possession Handover Completed for Blocks A and B; Underground Power Grid Energized and Safari Zoo Inaugurated
Blocks A and B have achieved full possession handover ahead of schedule, marking the first fully inhabited and operational phase. The society has also completed energization of its 100% underground power grid and officially inaugurated the Safari Zoo, transforming the project into a lifestyle destination for the Sue-e-Asal region and enhancing its appeal for families and investors alike.
House Price
PKR 11321/sq.ft
YoY N/A
Plot Price
PKR 2059/sq.ft
YoY -40.12%
Commercial Price
PKR 6497/sq.ft
YoY +37.42%
LDA-approved project, ensuring legal compliance and secure investment.
Strategically located on Sue-e-Asal Road with easy access to major roads like Ferozepur Road and Raiwind Road.
Potential for future appreciation and high returns due to affordable pricing and prime location.
Flexible and easy installment plans over 4 years, with low down payment options.
Promised modern amenities including parks, mosque, mall, schools, hospitals, swimming pools, gym, jogging tracks, and mini-zoo.
Gated community with controlled entry, providing a safe environment for families and evening walks.
Low price point and affordable plot options, making it accessible for a wide range of buyers.
Risk of investing in a project that may not meet promised standards, with video reviews advising caution.
Slightly distanced from the city's core, which might be inconvenient for some residents.
Unfinished amenities, water supply inconsistencies, and uncertainty over the final quality of infrastructure.
Slower development than advertised, with delayed delivery, incomplete phases, and some residents labeling it a 'dead project'.