Overview
Etihad Town has quickly become one of the top picks for people looking to invest or settle in Lahore. With its prime location, modern planning, and trusted developers, it’s no surprise this housing society is on the radar of serious buyers. Whether you’re after a cozy home or a smart investment, Etihad Town seems to have something for everyone.
The Location? Honestly, Not Bad
One of the first things that stood out to me was where it’s located. It’s just off Raiwind Road, and pretty close to Thokar Niaz Baig and Ring Road — which, let’s face it, saves you from a lot of traffic nightmares.
You’re not stuck in the middle of nowhere, but you’re also not buried deep in the city chaos. It’s kind of the sweet spot, especially if you’re tired of daily long commutes or just want things nearby.
First Impressions: Looks Decent, Feels Legit
Driving into Etihad Town, I noticed the roads were wide (like, actually wide) and clean. Not dusty or half-constructed like some other places I’ve visited. You’ve got street lights, some parks, and even actual homes being lived in — which is always a good sign.
No ghost town vibes here.
There’s a calmness to the area. It doesn’t feel forced or fake — it feels like a place that people will actually live in, not just buy and forget about.
Plot Variety for Different Needs
There’s a decent mix of plot sizes available:
- 5 Marla
- 10 Marla
- 1 Kanal
And if you’ve got business in mind, commercial plots are also up for grabs. Prices vary depending on the location and phase, but there’s generally something in every budget range.
Required Documents for Booking
If you’re planning to book a plot, make sure you have the following on hand:
- Copy of CNIC (for both buyer and nominee)
- Two recent passport-sized photographs
- Booking form (provided by Etihad Town or agent)
- Down payment (as per current rates)
If you’re overseas, you might also need an NICOP copy.
Conclusion
To sum it all up—Etihad Town is definitely worth checking out if you’re eyeing property in Lahore. It’s modern, convenient, and already developing nicely. Whether you’re looking to live there or invest, it ticks most of the right boxes. Just don’t forget to visit in person and talk to someone who knows the area. It’s always good to see things for yourself before making a big decision.