Etihad Town, Lahore
Etihad Town is a privately developed gated housing society on Raiwind Road in south-west Lahore, sold in three phases alongside Lake City and Bahria Town. Phase 1 is the most developed, with houses occupied and a commercial area; Phases 2 and 3 are at earlier stages, and the society has drawn first-time buyers and investors with smaller plots at a lower entry point than its neighbours.
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What is Etihad Town?
One of the newer Raiwind Road societies, planned in three phases. Phase 1 sits next to Lake City and is the one with streets, houses and a working commercial area; Phase 2 is further along the road and still building out; Phase 3 was launched later and is largely at the plot stage. Each phase is its own market with its own possession status, and that is the first question to ask about any plot here.
Who buys in Etihad Town?
First-time buyers who want a gated society but find Lake City or Bahria beyond reach, and investors who buy plots in the newer phases to hold while the road develops. It is a smaller-plot market, mostly 3 to 10 marla, and that is what keeps the entry price accessible. Rental demand is modest for now because the population is still arriving.
What is around it?
Lake City and Bahria Town are immediate neighbours, which matters: the schools, mosques and commercial centres of the larger societies are a short drive away while Etihad Town's own fill in. The Ring Road's southern loop is the connection to the rest of Lahore, and Raiwind Road itself is being widened in stages, with traffic to match.
What should I check before buying in Etihad Town?
Which phase, and what its possession status is, confirmed with the society office rather than a sales brochure. Then the allotment in the seller's name, a dues clearance, and the plot's physical location. In a developing society the question is less whether the plot is good and more whether it exists as a serviced plot today; walk it, and ask what the development charges are and whether they have been paid.
What Etihad Town is known for
- Accessible plot sizes
- Three phases at different stages
- Next door to Lake City
- Raiwind Road growth
Nearby
- Raiwind Road
- Lake City commercial centre
- Bahria Town
- Lahore Ring Road
- Phase 1 commercial area
Convert marla, kanal and square feet
- Marla
- 10
- Kanal
- 0.5
- Square feet
- 2,250
- Square yards
- 250
- Square metres
- 209.03
Questions about Etihad Town
Which phase of Etihad Town is best to buy in?
Phase 1 for living, because it has streets, houses and a working commercial area. Phases 2 and 3 for holding, with the understanding that they are at earlier stages and that possession dates come from the developer. Confirm the status with the society office rather than from sales material.
Is Etihad Town a good investment?
It has been bought as an entry-level alternative to Lake City and Bahria Town on the same road, and its value depends on how the later phases develop and on Raiwind Road itself. We would put the risks in writing for a specific plot rather than offer a general view; a developing society rewards patience and punishes buyers who need to sell quickly.
What plot sizes are available in Etihad Town?
Mostly smaller plots, from around 3 marla up to 10 marla, with a few larger ones. That is what keeps the entry price below the neighbouring societies and why it draws first-time buyers.
How far is Etihad Town from the centre of Lahore?
It is on Raiwind Road on the south-west edge of the city, next to Lake City. The Ring Road's southern loop is the usual route to DHA and the airport side, and Multan Road via Thokar Niaz Baig the route to Johar Town and the centre.
What should I check before buying a plot in Etihad Town?
The phase and its possession status, the allotment in the seller's name at the society office, a dues clearance, whether development charges are paid, and the plot's physical position. In a society still being built, confirming the plot exists as a serviced plot today is the whole job.