5 MarlaPlot
PKR 60 Lakh
PKR 5,333 per sq ft
- Entry-level
- Bank financing available
Every plot and house currently on the market in Fazaia Housing Scheme, Lahore. Gathered from across the major property portals, cross-checked on the ground, and published with real asking prices, per-square-foot rates, and what each block is actually worth right now.
Reviewed by Khurram Hussain, Chief Executive
Updated August 2026
Every figure on this page is an asking price observed across public property portals and HS Estate's own on-ground checks on Raiwind Road, not an agreed sale value.
+25% year on year
+19% year on year
+3% this month
across both phases
Most Pakistani property sites will not publish a price. The ones that do rarely say when they last checked, which block they mean, or whether the figure is an asking price or a completed sale. That vagueness is exactly what costs overseas buyers money, because you cannot tell whether you are being quoted the market or being quoted a premium.
So here is the opposite. Below is the Fazaia Housing Scheme market as of August 2026: what sellers are asking, size by size and block by block, what the twelve-month trend looks like, and a per-square-foot rate for every listing so you can compare a 7 marla in Phase 2 against a 1 Kanal in Phase 1 on the same basis. When these numbers change, we change them.

Average prices
Market-wide averages, not a single seller’s hopes. Compare any asking price below against the row that matches its phase and size. A plot well above the average needs a reason you can see on the ground, and a plot well below it needs a reason you can see on the file.
| Phase | Size | Average | Per sq ft | 6 months | 1 year | 2 years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | 10 Marla | PKR 2.30 Cr | PKR 10,200 | +11% | +19% | +31% |
| Phase 1 | 1 Kanal | PKR 3.90 Cr | PKR 8,700 | +17% | +25% | +33% |
| Phase 2 | 5 Marla | PKR 54.0 Lakh | PKR 4,800 | +10% | +19% | +22% |
| Phase 2 | 7 Marla | PKR 68.3 Lakh | PKR 4,300 | +12% | +18% | +19% |
| Phase 2 | 10 Marla | PKR 87.5 Lakh | PKR 3,900 | +7% | +15% | +25% |
Zameen Index · July 2026 release
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Plots, houses and commercial across both phases, with a per-square-foot rate on each one and a plain reading of how each asking price sits against directly comparable listings.
38 properties · prices as of August 2026
PKR 60 Lakh
PKR 5,333 per sq ft
PKR 69.75 Lakh
PKR 6,200 per sq ft
PKR 75 Lakh
PKR 4,762 per sq ft
5% below other 7 Marla plots in Phase 2
PKR 78 Lakh
PKR 4,952 per sq ft
In line with other 7 Marla plots in Phase 2
PKR 80 Lakh
PKR 5,079 per sq ft
In line with other 7 Marla plots in Phase 2
PKR 90 Lakh
PKR 5,714 per sq ft
14% above other 7 Marla plots in Phase 2
PKR 92 Lakh
PKR 8,178 per sq ft
PKR 95 Lakh
PKR 4,222 per sq ft
PKR 1.25 Cr
PKR 2,778 per sq ft
PKR 1.50 Cr
PKR 13,333 per sq ft
PKR 2.00 Cr
PKR 8,889 per sq ft
Asking prices observed across public property portals and our own on-ground checks, correct as of the date shown. They are what sellers are asking, not agreed sale values, and they move week to week. Availability, ownership and Fazaia's own transfer standing are verified by HS Estate before any client commits. Never assume a listed plot is clean until it has been checked.
Card maps are centred on the listing's block where the seller states one, and on the phase otherwise. They are not plot-level pins; the society's own plot map is available on request.
Talk to someone who walks these blocks
Prices on a page are a starting point, never the whole picture. If you want to know what a specific block is really trading at, whether an asking price is fair, or whether a particular plot is clean, just ask. Khurram Hussain heads HS Estate and answers personally.
Khurram Hussain
Chief Executive · HS Estate
Phase 1 or Phase 2
This is the point most buyers miss, and it is the difference between a sound purchase and an expensive misunderstanding. A 1 Kanal plot in Phase 1 asks around PKR 3.9 crore. The same 1 Kanal in Phase 2 asks around PKR 1.25 crore. That is not a bargain. It is a different location, a different stage of development, and a different risk.
Main Raiwind Road · built out · premium
Sundar Road · developing · entry-level
Location
The two phases are about 5 km apart and that gap is most of the price difference. Switch between them, zoom in, and see the roads, the interchange and what is actually built around each one before you judge any asking price.
Directly on Main Raiwind Road in Kot Channan Din, with its own interchange off the Lahore Ring Road southern loop. This is the built-out, premium phase.
The scheme
A Pakistan Air Force welfare housing scheme on Raiwind Road, launched in 2003 and now largely built out. Institution-backed, LDA-approved, and unusually settled for a Lahore society of its price band.

Before you pay anything
A listed price tells you what someone hopes to get. It tells you nothing about whether the plot is clean. This is the sequence we work through before a client of ours commits a single rupee.
We confirm the plot's file is in order with the Fazaia housing directorate, that dues are clear, and that it is actually transferable today: not blocked, not disputed, not pending.
We verify the seller is the recorded owner or holds a valid, attested authority to sell. This is where most overseas buyers get hurt, and it is entirely preventable.
We locate the plot on the ground, confirm the block, plot number and dimensions match the file, and check what is actually built either side of it.
We compare the asking price to the current per-square-foot rate for that block and size. A plot 15% above index needs a reason: a corner, a park face, a wide road. If there is no reason, there is no deal.
You see the plot, the street and the surroundings on real, unedited video while you are still overseas. You commit token money only after that, and pay the balance in person at transfer.
The numbers, explained
Where these figures come from, what they do and do not tell you, and how to judge whether an asking price is fair — current as of August 2026.
It depends entirely on the phase, and quoting a single Fazaia price without saying which one is misleading. As of August 2026, in Phase 1 a 10 Marla plot averages about PKR 2.30 crore and a 1 Kanal about PKR 3.90 crore. In Phase 2, about 5 km away and far less developed, a 5 Marla averages about PKR 54.0 lakh, a 7 Marla about PKR 68.3 lakh, a 10 Marla about PKR 87.5 lakh, and a 1 Kanal asks closer to PKR 1.25 crore. All figures are asking prices observed across public portals and our own on-ground checks, not agreed sale values.
Asking prices — what sellers are currently advertising, not what plots have actually changed hands for. Completed sale values in Pakistan are not published anywhere reliable, so no site can honestly claim them. Agreed prices typically land below the asking price after negotiation, and how far below depends on how long the plot has been listed and how motivated the seller is. Treat every figure here as the top of a negotiation rather than the market clearing price.
The index averages come from the Zameen Index, cross-checked against live asking prices on Zameen.com, OLX Pakistan, Lamudi and Graana, and against HS Estate's own on-ground checks on the Raiwind Road corridor. The current capture is August 2026, shown at the top of the page and beside every figure. We refresh it on a monthly cycle and re-date it when we do, because a price without a date is not a fact.
Because they measure different things, and this is most visible in Phase 2. The index is a lagging monthly series that blends older and less well-placed stock, so it sits below what is actually being asked today. If you score a current asking price against the index, almost every plot will look overpriced and you will talk yourself out of the market. Compare an asking price against other current asks for the same size, phase and position instead — which is exactly what the comparison figure on each listing below does.
As of August 2026, roughly PKR 8,700 per square foot for 1 Kanal and PKR 10,200 for 10 Marla in Phase 1, against roughly PKR 4,800 for 5 Marla, PKR 4,300 for 7 Marla and PKR 3,900 for 10 Marla in Phase 2. Lahore trades on 225 square feet to the marla, so a Kanal is 4,500 square feet. Per-square-foot is the only honest way to compare a 7 Marla against a 1 Kanal, and it is why smaller plots reliably look "expensive" — they carry a premium per foot everywhere, not just here.
Compare it against current asks for the same size, in the same phase, in a comparable position — not against the index and not against a different phase. Then ask what justifies any gap. A corner, a park face, a 100-foot road or a wide frontage are real reasons for a premium and you can see them on the ground. If a plot sits 15% above comparable asks and nothing about it explains that, the premium is the seller's optimism rather than the market's valuation.
As of August 2026, Phase 1 1 Kanal plots are up about 25% over twelve months and 10 Marla about 19%; in Phase 2, 5 Marla is up about 19%, 7 Marla about 18% and 10 Marla about 15%. Two cautions. Percentage growth on Phase 2's smaller base is easier to achieve than the same growth in Phase 1, and it is not the same thing as being able to sell. And past movement is not a forecast — Pakistani property moves with interest rates, currency and sentiment, and no firm can honestly promise the trend repeats.
All three. Phase 1 has a genuine market in built houses, from grey structures through to fully furnished 1 Kanal homes, reflecting how long it has been occupied. Phase 2 has fewer houses but does have 5 Marla commercial plots. The listings below are filterable by type, and the per-square-foot rate is shown on every one — though be aware that a house price mixes land value and construction value, so its rate per square foot is not directly comparable to a plot's.
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