
Broadway Commercial has become DHA Phase 8's primary business address. Here is what buyers need to know about pricing, plot sizes, and what makes this sector different from other DHA commercial zones.
Key Takeaways

DHA Phase 8 has grown into one of the largest and most active phases in DHA Lahore, and Broadway Commercial has emerged as its commercial center. For anyone considering a commercial plot or built plaza in DHA Phase 8, understanding what makes Broadway Commercial different from the phase's other commercial pockets is the first step before committing capital.
PKR 22-30 Cr
Current 8 Marla Plot Range
PKR 45 Cr
Partially-Rented Plaza Example
6
Plots/Plazas Currently Listed
8 Marla
Standard Commercial Plot Size
Broadway Commercial is the designated business hub within DHA Phase 8, positioned to serve the surrounding residential blocks. Unlike smaller commercial sub-zones scattered across DHA's newer phases, Broadway Commercial was planned as a concentrated business district, which is why it already has a working mix of offices, retail outlets, and food businesses rather than sitting as undeveloped inventory waiting on demand to arrive.
That distinction matters for buyers. A commercial plot in a sector that already has active businesses operating around it carries a different risk profile than a commercial plot in a sector that is still purely speculative. Broadway Commercial falls firmly into the first category.
Commercial plot pricing in Broadway Commercial currently runs in the range of PKR 22 to 30 Crore for an 8 Marla plot, with variation driven by plot position, road frontage, and whether the plot faces a parking area or a main artery. Corner plots and those facing dedicated parking command a premium over interior plots of the same size, which is consistent with commercial pricing patterns across DHA's other business districts.
Built plazas, where construction and in some cases tenancy is already in place, sit meaningfully higher. A plaza with existing rental income attached can price well above raw plot value, since a buyer is purchasing both the land and a running income stream rather than a blank slate requiring construction financing and time before any return begins.
| Sector | Commercial Scale | Buyer Profile |
|---|---|---|
| Broadway Commercial (Phase 8) | Concentrated business district, active tenants | Operators + investors seeking established footfall |
| Ivy Green Block Z2 (Phase 8) | Smaller commercial pocket serving sub-phase | Investors comfortable with earlier-stage demand |
DHA Phase 8 has more than one commercial pocket, including smaller commercial plots inside sub-phases like Ivy Green. Broadway Commercial's advantage is scale and concentration. A business opening in Broadway Commercial is opening next to other businesses, which means shared footfall, established delivery and supply routes, and a customer base that already treats the sector as a destination rather than a passthrough.
Smaller commercial pockets inside residential sub-phases tend to serve the immediate blocks around them. Broadway Commercial serves the phase as a whole, which is the core reason demand for plots here has stayed ahead of supply.
Commercial real estate carries different due diligence requirements than a residential plot. Before committing to a Broadway Commercial purchase, buyers should confirm the plot's exact boundaries and file status with DHA directly, and check whether the plot has any existing lease or occupancy attached.
For built structures, review any tenancy agreements in place along with the rent history rather than taking a seller's verbal representation at face value. For plots still undeveloped, it is also worth confirming realistic construction costs and timelines for the intended commercial use, since a plaza with retail or office space attached takes meaningfully longer to bring to income-generating status than a straightforward residential build.
Before Buying Commercial in Broadway Commercial
Broadway Commercial works for two distinct buyer profiles. The first is a business owner planning to operate directly out of the plot, who benefits from being surrounded by an already-established commercial environment rather than building demand from scratch. The second is an investor comfortable holding commercial land or a plaza for rental income and long-term appreciation, particularly given how limited new commercial inventory is in a sector this established.
It is a less natural fit for buyers purely speculating on short-term price movement, since commercial plots in a mature sector like this tend to move in line with the phase's overall development rather than seeing the sharp short-term swings sometimes seen in newer, file-stage commercial zones elsewhere in DHA.
Broadway Commercial currently has a limited number of plots and plazas available, including 8 Marla commercial plots and a partially-rented plaza we are representing directly.
Browse current DHA Phase 8 commercial listings, or read our comparison of commercial vs residential plots in DHA Lahore if you are still weighing which type of plot fits your goals.
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Nadeem Dar
Founder, MyProperties · Est. 2002
Active in Lahore real estate since 2002. 500+ clients served across DHA, Bahria Town, and Etihad Town.
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