Satellite Town
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Satellite Town is a well-established residential housing scheme developed in the early 1970s by the Lahore Development Authority (LDA). It comprises eight blocks with a mix of plots, villas, and low-rise homes, situated off Main Boulevard Gulberg, adjacent to Ring Road and close to Model Town for excellent accessibility. The society offers a self-contained, family-friendly environment with wide streets, fully serviced utilities, and key community amenities. Its strategic location, established infrastructure, and relatively affordable pricing compared to newer gated communities make it a long-standing popular choice.
- Developer: Lahore Development Authority (LDA)
- Ideal For: This community is particularly suitable for middle-to-upper-middle-class homebuyers seeking a secure, convenient lifestyle and investors looking for steady rental demand from professionals and students in well-connected, established neighborhoods.
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Latest Updates
Flood Damage Assessment and Anti-Encroachment Operations in Satellite Town Lahore
The Punjab government has launched a satellite-based survey of flood-affected neighborhoods—including sections of Satellite Town Lahore—to map damage, identify illegal structures, and guide reconstruction. Concurrently, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) has issued demolition notices targeting encroachments in the town’s commercial zones. City-wide enforcement operations have also resulted in authorities rounding up beggars in the area and transferring them to Edhi homes.
Ongoing Enforcement Against Begging in Satellite Town Lahore
As part of a city-wide operation, authorities conducted a live crackdown against begging in Satellite Town Lahore, resulting in the roundup and transfer of individuals to Edhi Homes. This reflects broader municipal efforts to regulate public spaces and address informal livelihoods in residential-commercial zones.
Well-planned with wide, paved roads, underground electricity supply, dedicated water tanks, and regular security patrols.
Family-friendly community with developed parks and commercial zones for convenient shopping, dining, and recreational options, fostering social cohesion.
Good schools with caring staff and a safe, nurturing learning environment.
Delayed or incomplete drainage-system repairs and occasional water-supply shortages.
Occasional security lapses or maintenance backlogs that affect livability.
Higher than average electricity prices and perceived unfair charges from the development authority.