Residential and commercial plot prices, published payment-plan references, location importance and a balanced future outlook—clearly separating mature resale inventory from new developer deals.
Updated 28 July 2026 • Prices can change without notice • Verify exact plot and cost sheet
4 PhasesCovered separately
Residential5 Marla to 2 Kanal
CommercialSector to main-road plots
BalancedOpportunity plus risks
How to use this page
Developer price, resale asking and actual deal are different.
For newer phases, the table records published payment-plan totals. For mature Phase 1 and selected commercial categories, it uses current public asking or planning ranges. A final deal can move because of plot number, boulevard, corner, park, possession, outstanding installments and seller urgency.
No third-party dealer contacts or hyperlinks are included. Friends Property Network should verify the official quota form, payment schedule, dues and current transfer position before token.
Residential + commercial
Etihad Town phase-wise price guide.
Published plan totals and indicative asking references are labelled separately.
Phase 1 — Main Raiwind Road
Mature, developed and occupied • resale market plus selected new-deal inventory
Important: “Published plan total” is not automatically the same as cash market value. Premium/own, paid amount, remaining installments, development charges, transfer fee and government taxes must be calculated separately.
Booking + installments
Complete published payment-plan breakdowns.
Only plans with a usable public schedule are shown. Resale plots require a seller statement of account instead.
Phase 1 — Overseas Block 2026 deal
Selected new-deal inventory only. Mature resale plots do not follow this schedule.
Payment safety: Ask FPN for the latest official cost sheet, exact receiving account title, inventory/quota confirmation and receipt process. Never rely only on an old screenshot or verbal schedule.
Location pin
Etihad Town Lahore Raiwind Road, Jia Bagga Road, Pine Avenue and Chenab Road growth corridor, Lahore
This FPN location guide is for orientation. Confirm the exact plot, access road and site boundary during a physical or live-video visit.
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PROJECT LOCATIONRaiwind Road, Jia Bagga Road, Pine Avenue and Chenab Road growth corridor, Lahore
●Etihad Town Lahore
01Lahore Ring Road
02Halloki / Jia Bagga
03Pine Avenue
04Ferozepur Road
FPN LOCATION GUIDE • NOT TO SCALE
Location importance
Why this corridor matters.
Phase 1 sits on Main Raiwind Road, while later phases extend toward Jia Bagga Road, Pine Avenue and Chenab Road. This creates access from established Raiwind Road communities and the expanding LDA City–Pine Avenue belt.
Raiwind Road
Direct urban connection for Phase 1 and access toward Thokar Niaz Baig.
Ring Road access
Halloki and Jia Bagga-side connectivity can shorten cross-city travel when the chosen route is operational and convenient.
Pine Avenue
A major future-facing corridor linking later phases with Ferozepur Road-side development.
Neighbouring population
Lake City, LDA City and surrounding schemes can support long-term retail and service demand—but exact catchment varies by commercial location.
Future aspects
Potential—with realistic conditions.
Future value depends on delivery, access, occupancy and usable commercial demand, not marketing language alone.
01
Connected southern growth corridor
Pine Avenue, Jia Bagga Road, Chenab Road and nearby Ring Road access connect the phases with Raiwind Road, Ferozepur Road and Lahore’s expanding southern residential belt.
02
Phase-to-phase demand support
Mature Phase 1 gives the brand an end-user base, while Phases 2–4 extend inventory toward Pine Avenue. Occupancy and active construction can support services and commercial footfall over time.
03
Commercial upside is location-specific
Main-road frontage, road width, plot depth, parking and surrounding possession matter more than the phase name alone. A cheaper back-side commercial is not equivalent to a boulevard plot.
04
Infrastructure can unlock value
Better connectivity to Halloki/Jia Bagga interchanges and continued development along Pine Avenue may improve access, but timelines and public infrastructure should be verified rather than assumed.
05
Early-phase risk remains
Phase 4 and newer commercial launches carry development, possession, premium and resale-liquidity risk. Investors should keep a realistic holding period and avoid relying on guaranteed appreciation.
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Best fit depends on objective
Phase 1 can suit end-users and lower development-risk buyers; Phase 2 on-ground stock balances use and growth; Phases 3–4 are more plan- and execution-sensitive investment options.
Before paying token
Etihad-specific verification.
01
Exact phase and project entity
Confirm the phase, developer entity, booking form and bank-title details.
02
Plot number or quota status
Know whether you are buying a balloted plot, on-ground plot, allocation or quota-form inventory.
03
Paid and remaining amount
Get a signed statement of account; calculate total remaining installments and possession amount.
04
Premium factors
Confirm corner, park-facing and combined premium in writing.
05
Approval boundary
Verify the exact plot/land falls within the current approved layout—not only the society name.
06
Resale evidence
Compare recent negotiable inventory in the same road category and development status.
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Commercial feasibility
Check road width, parking, plot depth, construction bylaws and actual surrounding occupancy.
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Transfer and taxes
Obtain a same-day written transfer expense sheet and buyer/seller tax calculation.
Friends Property Network
Get the exact phase, plot and payment status checked.
Share your budget, required phase, residential/commercial category and holding period.
