Property prices Lahore buyers and sellers can actually check.
Property prices Lahore-wide swing block by block, not just society by society — DHA’s planned sectors, Gulberg’s commercial-adjacent bungalows, and the older city’s dense resale market barely resemble each other despite sitting minutes apart. This page covers current house prices Lahore by area, what a 5 marla, 10 marla, or 1 kanal plot actually costs in each, and an instant calculator that turns your property’s specs into a real number with a confidence range.
House prices Lahore by area, explained
Lahore property rates current across six covered societies below range from roughly 14 to 35 lac per marla — a more than two-fold spread that has almost nothing to do with the physical land and almost everything to do with location, development phase, and demand.
Two 10-marla plots with identical soil, identical road width, and identical orientation can sit on opposite ends of that spread simply because one is in an established, prestige society and the other is in a newer or less central one — which is exactly the kind of gap a broker’s gut feeling captures well and a generic, non-Lahore-specific valuation tool usually misses entirely. That’s one more reason property prices Lahore-wide have to be read area by area, not city-wide.
DHA Lahore
Planned sectors, wide roads, highest sustained demand in the city. Later phases (7 onward) generally run cheaper per marla than established Phase 5 and 6 blocks.
Gulberg
Central, commercial-adjacent, a mix of old bungalows and new builds. Proximity to Main Boulevard and MM Alam Road commands the highest premium in our coverage.
Model Town
Established, tree-lined, largely owner-occupied housing with lower turnover than DHA or Bahria Town, which keeps pricing comparatively stable.
Bahria Town
Large gated development on the city’s edge, strong investor activity, and pricing that varies meaningfully by sector and proximity to the main boulevard.
Johar Town
Dense, well-connected, popular with first-time buyers thanks to proximity to Emporium Mall and easy access to the Lahore Ring Road.
Wapda Town
Mid-range family housing with steady, unremarkable turnover — a reasonable benchmark for what “typical” Lahore pricing looks like.
These are documented illustrative base rates, not a live feed of verified transactions — treat them as a starting reference point and confirm against current listings before acting on them, since house prices Lahore-wide shift society by society, not all at once.
Lahore property rates current: what’s actually moving them
A few structural factors specific to Lahore shape Lahore real estate market rates more than most buyers realize when they’re just comparing two listings side by side — and they’re a big part of why property prices Lahore-wide vary so much block to block.
Infrastructure proximity
The Lahore Ring Road and the Orange Line Metro Train corridor have both measurably shifted which peripheral areas are considered well-connected rather than remote, which shows up in relative pricing between similarly-specced plots that are and aren’t near an interchange or a metro stop — one more input behind property prices Lahore-wide that a flat citywide rate would miss.
Phase and block, not just society
Within a single large society like DHA or Bahria Town, price differences between phases or blocks can rival the difference between two entirely separate societies. A DHA Phase 5 plot and a DHA Phase 9 plot are not the same market, even though both are technically “DHA” — another reminder that property prices Lahore-wide rarely move as one block.
Commercial proximity, both ways
Being near a commercial hub like Gulberg’s MM Alam Road tends to raise residential values through convenience and prestige, but being directly adjacent to heavy commercial or through-traffic can suppress values for the same reason — the effect isn’t simply “closer to commercial is always better.”
Corner plots, park-facing plots, and other positional premiums
Within the same block and the same nominal size, a corner plot typically commands a premium because it offers two-sided access and often a larger effective frontage, while a park-facing or main-boulevard-facing plot can go either way — a premium for the view and prestige, or a discount for the road noise and reduced privacy, depending on the specific society’s buyer preferences. None of this shows up in a simple per-marla average, which is part of why any single “market rate” should be read as a starting point rather than a verdict.
Rates move gradually society by society rather than in citywide jumps, which is exactly why a single “Lahore average” figure — the kind you’ll see on some listing portals — tells you very little about what any specific plot is actually worth, or where property prices Lahore-wide are really headed.
Buying a plot vs. a built house in Lahore
The worked prices above are plot values only. Once construction enters the picture, the math changes in ways that matter for anyone comparing a bare plot listing against a built house at a similar headline price — a distinction that matters a lot once you’re comparing real property prices Lahore-wide rather than just headline numbers.
What a plot buys you
A plot is priced almost purely on location and size, with no construction quality or condition risk to evaluate — what you see in the title documents is what you get. It also gives the buyer full control over design and construction budget, which appeals to people planning to build to their own specification rather than inherit someone else’s choices — a meaningful factor in how property prices Lahore-wide split between land value and built value.
What a built house adds — and risks
A built house’s price includes the plot value plus embedded construction cost, adjusted up or down for the quality, age, and condition of that construction — a well-maintained 10-year-old house and a poorly-maintained 3-year-old house can price similarly despite the age gap. This is also where a buyer takes on the most valuation risk: construction quality is much harder to verify from a listing than plot size or location, which is why in-person inspection matters more for a built house than for a plot.
Our calculator’s property-type field applies a fixed multiplier to approximate this difference — a rough but directionally correct adjustment until real transaction data can capture actual construction-quality variance directly, one more factor behind property prices Lahore-wide that a flat per-marla rate alone can’t capture.
Renting vs. buying in Lahore: a quick comparison
Property prices Lahore-wide are only half the financial picture for anyone deciding whether to buy now or keep renting. A rough rule of thumb used informally by Lahore brokers is that a healthy annual rental yield sits somewhere in the low single digits of the property’s sale value — meaning a property renting for a small fraction of its sale price each year is priced more for long-term appreciation than for rental income, which matters differently to an owner-occupier than to a pure investor.
For someone planning to stay in the same house for years, the buy-vs-rent math tends to favor buying once a stable income and a down payment large enough to avoid an expensive financing gap are in place — construction and land in well-located Lahore societies has generally held value well over long horizons, even though we won’t quote a specific appreciation percentage without real data behind it. For someone uncertain about staying in the city long-term, renting keeps the on-money and transfer-cost complexity of a purchase off the table entirely, at least until property prices Lahore-wide feel more settled.
5 marla, 10 marla, 1 kanal price Lahore: what to expect
Applying the per-marla rates above to the plot sizes buyers ask about most often gives a rough sense of what a 5 marla, 10 marla, or 1 kanal price Lahore-wide actually looks like today, before accounting for property type or bedroom count.
| Area | 5 Marla | 10 Marla | 1 Kanal (20 Marla) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gulberg | ₨1.75 Cr | ₨3.5 Cr | ₨7.0 Cr |
| DHA Lahore | ₨1.4 Cr | ₨2.8 Cr | ₨5.6 Cr |
| Model Town | ₨1.1 Cr | ₨2.2 Cr | ₨4.4 Cr |
| Bahria Town | ₨0.9 Cr | ₨1.8 Cr | ₨3.6 Cr |
| Johar Town | ₨0.8 Cr | ₨1.6 Cr | ₨3.2 Cr |
| Wapda Town | ₨0.7 Cr | ₨1.4 Cr | ₨2.8 Cr |
These are plot-value figures at our illustrative per-marla rate, scaled linearly by size — they don’t yet include a house’s built-up value, bedroom count, or condition, which is exactly what the calculator below adds. Note that price doesn’t always scale perfectly linearly with size in the real market — larger plots sometimes carry a modest per-marla discount, and smaller ones a modest premium, because demand is deepest in the 5-to-10-marla range for owner-occupier buyers — one more reason property prices Lahore-wide resist a single flat per-marla number.
Documents worth checking before buying in Lahore
None of this replaces a lawyer, but a price estimate is only useful if the underlying property is actually clean to transfer — a great price on a disputed title is not a great deal, no matter how good property prices Lahore-wide happen to look on paper.
Fard / ownership record
Confirms current registered ownership and any recorded encumbrances against the property, obtainable from the relevant land records authority for the area.
NOC from the relevant development authority
For society plots, a no-objection certificate confirms the transfer is recognized by the society itself, not just recorded at the land registry — the two aren’t always the same thing, especially for older or informally-subdivided plots. For Lahore specifically, that’s the Lahore Development Authority for LDA-regulated societies, or the private developer’s own transfer office for developer-led ones like DHA or Bahria Town.
Non-encumbrance and dues clearance
Confirms there’s no outstanding mortgage, court dispute, or unpaid society maintenance dues attached to the property before money changes hands.
A property price predictor tells you what something is worth; it says nothing about whether it’s safe to buy, which is exactly why these two questions — value and clean title — should always be answered separately, never assumed to travel together. Value and title are two different questions about property prices Lahore-wide.
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How Lahore real estate market rates are calculated here
The calculator above takes your inputs and decomposes the estimate into four additive parts: a size term (what this plot size costs at the citywide average rate), a location term (the premium or discount the specific society adds), a property-type term, and a bedroom-count term. Those four numbers always sum exactly to the final price, and the percentage bars you see reflect each term’s real share of that specific estimate — not a fixed decorative split that looks the same for every property, because property prices Lahore-wide never break down the same way twice.
The confidence score follows a similar logic: it’s highest for property sizes and bedroom counts close to what’s typical for a Lahore resale house (roughly 8-12 marla, 3-4 bedrooms), and lower the further your inputs sit from that range, because there’s less comparable data to lean on at the edges. Every part of this is intentionally visible rather than hidden behind a black-box “AI score” — you should be able to see why the number is what it is, which matters more for property prices Lahore-wide than for any single flat quote.
This transparency is a deliberate trade-off. A more opaque model could, in principle, produce a tighter-looking estimate, but a Lahore property price predictor that can’t explain its own number isn’t more trustworthy for being harder to question — it’s just harder to catch when it’s wrong. As real Lahore transaction data replaces today’s illustrative rates, this same decomposition — size, location, type, bedrooms — stays the interface; only the numbers feeding it improve, the same way property prices Lahore-wide themselves should improve as more real sales get recorded.
Questions about property prices in Lahore
What’s the current price per marla in Lahore?
It depends entirely on the society — our covered areas range from roughly 14 lac per marla in Wapda Town to around 35 lac per marla in Gulberg. There is no single meaningful “Lahore price per marla” figure; always ask for a society-specific rate — that’s the whole reason property prices Lahore-wide get quoted per marla in the first place.
How much does a 10 marla house cost in Lahore?
At our illustrative rates, a 10 marla plot alone ranges from roughly ₨1.4 Cr in Wapda Town to ₨3.5 Cr in Gulberg, before adding built-up house value, bedroom count, or condition — see the worked table above, or use the calculator for a specific estimate.
What’s the price of 1 kanal in DHA Lahore?
At our illustrative DHA rate of roughly 28 lac per marla, 1 kanal (20 marla) comes to approximately ₨5.6 Cr for a plot, before built-up value. Actual current listings should always be checked against this as a reference point, not a quote.
Are these house prices Lahore-wide based on real transaction data?
Not yet — today’s figures are documented illustrative rates, clearly labelled as such throughout this page, while we collect verified transaction data. The calculator’s logic and interface are final; the numbers underneath will update as real data comes in.
Why does bedroom count affect the price estimate?
Bedroom count is a proxy for how efficiently a house’s covered area is used, and it’s a real, if secondary, factor in resale value — two similarly-sized houses with different layouts rarely sell for exactly the same price, which is exactly the kind of nuance property prices Lahore-wide need to account for.
Which Lahore areas have the highest and lowest rates here?
Gulberg is the highest of our six covered areas at roughly 35 lac per marla; Wapda Town is the lowest at roughly 14 lac per marla — a spread that says more about location and demand than about the underlying land itself.
Does plot price scale exactly linearly with size?
Roughly, but not perfectly — larger plots sometimes carry a modest per-marla discount and smaller ones a modest premium, because owner-occupier demand is deepest in the 5-to-10-marla range. Treat the worked table as a close approximation, not an exact rule, though it’s a good starting point for thinking about property prices Lahore-wide in general.
Should I trust a broker’s quote over this calculator, or the other way around?
Neither exclusively — use both. A good broker knows recent nearby sales you won’t find published anywhere; this calculator gives you a consistent, non-commissioned second opinion. Where they roughly agree is the most trustworthy signal either can give you alone, especially with property prices Lahore-wide moving as unevenly as they do.
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