Zaitoon City Housing Scheme
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Zaitoon City Lahore is an LDA-approved housing scheme developed by the Zaitoon Group as the fourth phase of the larger New Lahore City project. It currently has Phase I and II developed, with Phase III under construction, offering a secure and modern lifestyle with world-class amenities. Key features include wide paved roads, extensive green belts, 24/7 security with CCTV, and facilities like a commercial hub, international schools, and a theme park. Strategically located on Main Canal Road, it provides easy accessibility to Lahore's major roads and highways, making it a prime residential and investment destination.
- Developer: Zaitoon Group, a well-known real estate developer with over 35 years of experience in delivering quality projects.
- Ideal For: Ideal for families seeking a secure, modern lifestyle and investors looking for high-growth residential and commercial property opportunities in Lahore's rapidly developing corridor.
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Latest Updates
Zaitoon City Announces Mega New Year Deal for 2026 with Exclusive Plot Booking Offers
Zaitoon City Lahore has officially teased a "mega New Year deal" launching in early 2026, promising special offers on plot bookings. The announcement, made on 27 December 2025, emphasized limited-time availability and positioned the offer as a strategic opportunity to secure premium plots at enhanced value ahead of the new year. This follows sustained marketing momentum and reflects the developer’s focus on driving early-year sales volume.
15% Discount on Lump-Sum Development Charges Extended Until 31 December 2025
Zaitoon City is offering a 15% discount on full lump-sum payment of development charges, set at PKR 300,000 per marla, for members who settle their dues by 31 December 2025. An alternative 12-month installment plan remains available without discount. This incentive is actively promoted across official channels and real estate partners as a key financial benefit for immediate settlement.
Rapid On-Ground Progress in Phase IV and Commercial Expansion Acceleration
As of August 2025, Phase IV of Zaitoon City (part of the broader New Lahore City expansion) is experiencing rapid development, with new commercial facilities and infrastructure nearing completion. A major milestone was the inauguration of the Al-Fatah Supermarket and the on-site AFA Marketing Office in Phase IV, signaling strong commercial traction and community activation.
Zaitoon Group Launches 'Zaitoon City Gold' and Celebrates 40 Years of Excellence
In February 2026, Zaitoon Group officially unveiled Zaitoon City Gold during the 'Sales Partners Connect 2026' event, marking its 40th anniversary. The launch was attended by Chairman Mian Ejaz Anwar, CEO Mian Ayaz Anwar, and the fourth-generation leadership, reinforcing the group's long-term vision and commitment to delivering 'Gold Standard Living' in Lahore.
Construction Incentives Policy Launched for New Lahore City Phase III
In November 2025, Zaitoon announced a comprehensive Construction Incentives Policy for New Lahore City Phase III, offering PKR 500,000 cash reward for residential construction and PKR 1,000,000 for commercial construction, plus 100% waiver on possession charges and utility/design fees. Priority allocation was granted to the first 50 applicants under a 'First Come, First Served' policy.
Wide range of amenities including adventure park, zoo, dancing fountains, healthcare facilities, schools, commercial hubs, playgrounds, and grand mosques.
Luxurious lifestyle with a modern feel, serene and pollution-free environment.
Safe and secure location with easy access to areas of Lahore.
High yield and return on investment with affordable installment plans.
Appropriate infrastructure with underground electricity wiring and 24/7 availability of electricity, gas, and water.
Long duration to reach the inner areas of Lahore, affecting convenience.
NOC approval is under process, indicating pending legal status.
Lack of infrastructure in the surrounding areas, such as roads and public transportation.
Perception of high property prices, making it less affordable for middle-income buyers.