Buying in Lahore
Find the right property.Buy it right.
We shortlist, verify, and guide you through the full transfer.
How Buying Works
Three steps. No surprises.
Tell us what you need.
Budget, area, size, use case. Five minutes on WhatsApp is enough for us to build a shortlist.
We shortlist verified options.
Every property is file-checked before we show it to you. No surprises, no invalid files.
We handle the full transfer.
Token, bayana, intiqaal — we guide every step. Average process: 4 to 8 weeks.
What Verified Means
We say “verified.” Here is exactly what that means.
Before any property goes live on our website or is shown to a buyer, we physically visit the relevant office — DHA, Bahria, or the relevant authority. We confirm the owner's CNIC matches the title deed, check that there are no outstanding dues, and confirm the property is legally transferable. We also verify possession status.
This is the question every buyer should ask — and the one that protects you from the most common fraud in Lahore's property market. When you buy through us, you never have to ask it yourself.
Current Listings
1 Kanal Residential Plot — DHA Phase 7, Block X (Plot 1728)
8 Marla Commercial Plaza — DHA Phase 8, Broadway Commercial (Plot 153-B)
8 Marla Commercial Plot — DHA Phase 8, Broadway Commercial (Plot 115-A)
Common Questions
Before you buy
Once price is agreed, a token amount is paid to confirm the deal (typically PKR 5–10 Lacs). A bayana agreement is signed within 15–30 days with 20–25% of the price. The full transfer happens at the DHA or Bahria office once the remaining amount is paid. The entire process takes 4 to 8 weeks from agreement to possession.
Token is a small amount (PKR 1–5 Lacs) that signals intent and takes the property off the market temporarily. Bayana is a formal written agreement where the buyer pays 20–25% of the total price. If the buyer backs out after bayana, the bayana is forfeited. If the seller backs out, they return double the bayana. We advise on fair amounts for both parties.
Before listing, we physically check the file at the relevant office (DHA, Bahria, etc.), confirm the owner's CNIC matches the title, confirm no outstanding dues, and confirm the property is transferable. This is the check that most buyers never know to ask for — and the one that protects you most.
A possession file means the plot has been physically allocated and you can begin construction immediately after transfer. A non-possession (balloting) file means you own the plot on paper but the physical allocation is pending — common in newer phases. Non-possession plots are cheaper but carry the risk of delayed possession. We make this distinction clear for every listing.
Yes. We have managed dozens of remote purchases for overseas Pakistanis. You grant a trusted local person a power of attorney (POA) to sign documents on your behalf. We guide you through the POA requirements, verify the property on your behalf, and coordinate the full transfer. Video walkthroughs are available on request.