Milkiyat.com
BuyRentNew ProjectsAgentsAgenciesCommercialCompare

Contents

  1. (Top)
  2. House Prices in Bahria Town Lahore
  3. 1. House Prices in Bahria Town Lahore by Size
  4. 2. What Is the Price of a 5 Marla House in Bahria Town Lahore?
  5. 3. What Is the Price of a 10 Marla House in Bahria Town Lahore?
  6. 4. What Is the Price of a 1 Kanal or 2 Kanal House?
  7. 5. House Prices in Bahria Town Lahore by Sector
  8. 6. Ready House or Plot Plus Construction: Which Is Better?
  9. 7. How Much of a House Price Represents the Building?
  10. 8. What Factors Affect House Prices in Bahria Town Lahore?
  11. 9. Additional Costs When Buying a House
  12. 10. Checklist Before Paying a Token
  13. 11. Is It Better to Buy a House or an Apartment?
  14. 12. Rental Considerations for Buyers and Investors
  15. 13. Commercial Property and Location-Based Comparisons
  16. 14. Frequently Asked Questions
  17. Conclusion

Guide

House Prices in Bahria Town Lahore 2026 (5 Marla to 2 Kanal)

House Prices in Bahria Town Lahore 2026 (5 Marla to 2 Kanal)
Property photo

By Anza Gulzar

Real Estate Agent

16 October 202618 min read

ShareWhatsApp

At a Glance: In August 2026, average asking prices in Bahria Town Lahore were PKR 2.19 crore for a 5 Marla house, PKR 3.94 crore for a 10 Marla house, PKR 7.64 crore for a 1 Kanal house and PKR 12.07 crore for a 2 Kanal house. Actual prices vary by sector, construction quality, age and location.

This guide covers ready-built house prices in Bahria Town Lahore. For the wider area, see the Bahria Town Lahore area guide.

House Prices in Bahria Town Lahore 2026

بحریہ ٹاؤن لاہور میں گھروں کی قیمتیں

August 2026 Price Data

House Prices in Bahria Town Lahore

بحریہ ٹاؤن لاہور

The price of a house for sale in Bahria Town Lahore depends on its size, construction quality, age, location and sector. Based on August 2026 price-index figures, a typical 5 Marla house costs approximately PKR 2.19 crore, a 10 Marla house costs PKR 3.94 crore, and a 1 Kanal house costs PKR 7.64 crore. A 2 Kanal house averages approximately PKR 12.07 crore.

Quick Price August 2026

  • 3 Marla house: PKR 1.40 crore
  • 5 Marla house: PKR 2.19 crore
  • 7 Marla house: PKR 2.29 crore
  • 10 Marla house: PKR 3.94 crore
  • 15 Marla house: PKR 5.44 crore
  • 1 Kanal house: PKR 7.64 crore
  • 2 Kanal house: PKR 12.07 crore

This guide focuses on ready-built residential houses. Buyers considering land instead of an existing property should compare these figures with the separate plot-price market before making a decision.

1. House Prices in Bahria Town Lahore by Size

House size is one of the most important factors affecting the total purchase price. However, a larger property does not always cost proportionately more per marla. Construction quality, covered area, layout, age and location can create significant differences between houses of the same size.

The following table summarises the August 2026 average asking prices and reported annual changes.

House sizeAverage asking priceApprox. price per marlaAnnual change
3 MarlaPKR 1.40 crorePKR 46.7 lakh+14%
5 MarlaPKR 2.19 crorePKR 43.8 lakh+3%
7 MarlaPKR 2.29 crorePKR 32.7 lakh+8%
10 MarlaPKR 3.94 crorePKR 39.4 lakh+6%
15 MarlaPKR 5.44 crorePKR 36.3 lakh+7%
1 Kanal (20 Marla)PKR 7.64 crorePKR 38.2 lakh+3%
2 Kanal (40 Marla)PKR 12.07 crorePKR 30.2 lakh+4%
Average house prices range from PKR 1.40 crore for a 3 Marla house to PKR 12.07 crore for a 2 Kanal house.

The table shows that smaller houses have a higher average price per marla in several size categories. A 3 Marla house, for example, averages approximately PKR 46.7 lakh per marla, while a 2 Kanal house averages around PKR 30.2 lakh per marla.

Smaller houses cost more per marla: a 3 Marla house averages PKR 46.7 lakh per marla, compared with PKR 30.2 lakh for a 2 Kanal house.

This difference does not automatically mean that larger houses offer better value. Smaller homes may have newer construction, modern finishes or more efficient layouts. Larger houses may require substantial spending on maintenance, renovation and utilities.

The 7 Marla category also deserves attention. Its average price is relatively close to that of a 5 Marla house, despite the difference in land area. Buyers should therefore compare actual covered areas, construction standards and blocks instead of assuming that every additional marla adds a fixed amount to the price.

3 Marla houses recorded the highest annual increase at 14%, while 5 Marla and 1 Kanal houses rose by 3%.

2. What Is the Price of a 5 Marla House in Bahria Town Lahore?

The average asking price of a 5 Marla house was approximately PKR 2.19 crore in August 2026. The index indicated an annual increase of around 3%, suggesting comparatively modest growth over the measured period.

This size can suit small and medium-sized families who want an independent house without the purchase price and maintenance commitments associated with larger properties.

However, two 5 Marla houses can have very different prices. A recently constructed home with quality flooring, modern bathrooms, a fitted kitchen and reliable utilities may command a premium over an older house requiring renovation.

Before buying, examine the following:

  • Construction age: Find out when the house was completed and whether major repairs have been carried out.
  • Covered area: Compare the actual covered space, number of bedrooms and floor plan rather than relying only on plot size.
  • Location: Check access to commercial areas, parks, schools and main roads.
  • Utilities: Confirm electricity, water, gas availability and the status of relevant connections.
  • Documentation: Verify ownership, transfer eligibility, outstanding dues and approved building plans.

Buyers should also estimate renovation expenses before comparing a cheaper older property with a more expensive newly constructed house. A low asking price may not represent a saving if the roof, plumbing, electrical wiring or bathrooms require replacement.

3. What Is the Price of a 10 Marla House in Bahria Town Lahore?

A 10 Marla house averaged approximately PKR 3.94 crore in August 2026, with annual growth of around 6%. At this average, the implied price is approximately PKR 39.4 lakh per marla.

The 10 Marla category provides a useful middle ground for buyers who need more space than a smaller house offers but do not necessarily want a full Kanal property.

Depending on its layout and construction, a 10 Marla home may provide multiple bedrooms, attached bathrooms, living areas, a kitchen, parking and additional space for family use. The actual configuration varies by property, so buyers should inspect the approved plan and physical layout.

When comparing 10 Marla homes, consider whether the asking price reflects the quality of the building or simply its location. A well-maintained house in a convenient block may be more practical than a larger-looking property with an inefficient layout or substantial repair requirements.

The average price is a benchmark, not a guaranteed market value. Buyers should compare several currently available houses in the same block and negotiate based on condition, documentation, covered area and recent comparable offers.

4. What Is the Price of a 1 Kanal or 2 Kanal House?

A 1 Kanal house averaged approximately PKR 7.64 crore in August 2026, while a 2 Kanal house averaged PKR 12.07 crore.

These larger properties usually involve higher initial costs and greater ongoing expenses. Their value depends not only on land area but also on the covered area, construction standard, number of rooms, parking arrangements, outdoor space and location within the society.

For a 1 Kanal property, buyers should establish whether the asking price is justified by its construction quality and usable space. A house with an expensive exterior may still need significant interior upgrades.

A 2 Kanal house requires even closer assessment. Maintenance of larger roofs, gardens, boundary walls, plumbing systems and multiple bathrooms can increase annual expenses. Buyers should also consider whether they need all the available space or would be better served by a smaller, more manageable home.

The price difference between these categories is not simply a reflection of land size. The building's condition and the amount of usable covered space can materially influence the final valuation.

5. House Prices in Bahria Town Lahore by Sector

Prices also vary between sectors. August 2026 sector-level index figures show differences in average asking prices and price per square foot.

SectorAverage house pricePrice per sq ftAnnual change
Sector DPKR 2.63 crorePKR 19,000+7%
Sector EPKR 3.76 crorePKR 18,000+5%
Sector FPKR 4.12 crorePKR 18,000+5%
Sector BPKR 4.00 crorePKR 17,000+12%
Sector CPKR 4.57 crorePKR 17,000+1%
Sector APKR 8.01 crorePKR 16,000+5%
Sector GPKR 2.56 crorePKR 16,0000%
Sector HPKR 2.44 crorePKR 16,0000%
Sector A has the highest average house price at PKR 8.01 crore. Sectors G and H are the lowest and saw no annual change

Sector D has the lowest average price among the established sectors listed in this comparison, but it also has a relatively high reported price per square foot. This illustrates why average house prices can be misleading: a sector with more smaller homes may have a lower overall average even when its properties are expensive relative to their covered area.

Sector A has the highest average asking price in the table. However, this does not mean that every house in Sector A is more expensive than comparable homes elsewhere. Its average may reflect a greater proportion of larger properties.

Sector B recorded the strongest reported annual growth in this comparison, at approximately 12%. This figure describes the index's measured change and does not guarantee similar returns for individual houses.

Sectors G and H recorded no annual change. Such a result should be interpreted cautiously because a flat index can reflect limited listing data rather than genuinely unchanged market values.

Before selecting a sector, compare the same house size, construction age, covered area and condition across multiple properties. Verify the relevant sector's approval status and the property's documentation rather than assuming that all parts of a housing scheme have identical legal or development status.

6. Ready House or Plot Plus Construction: Which Is Better?

Buying a ready-built house offers immediate use, while purchasing a plot and constructing a home provides more control over the design and finishing. The financially better option depends on the property's price, construction requirements, timeline and additional expenses.

The following comparison estimates the portion of a ready-house price attributable to the building by subtracting an indicative plot price.

SizeHouse pricePlot priceImplied building value
5 MarlaPKR 2.19 crorePKR 79.5 lakhPKR 1.395 crore
10 MarlaPKR 3.94 crorePKR 1.46 crorePKR 2.48 crore
1 KanalPKR 7.64 crorePKR 2.80 crorePKR 4.84 crore
2 KanalPKR 12.07 crorePKR 5.50 crorePKR 6.57 crore
The plot accounts for 36% to 46% of the average house price. The rest reflects the building and other differences between the two averages.

These estimates combine August 2026 house and plot averages. They are not independent valuations of construction work, and the two index averages may not represent identical locations, properties or plot characteristics.

For an illustrative 10 Marla house, subtracting the PKR 1.46 crore plot benchmark from the PKR 3.94 crore house benchmark leaves PKR 2.48 crore as the implied value of the building and other differences between the two averages.

That amount should not be interpreted as the exact cost of constructing a new house. It may reflect the age of the property, construction quality, builder margins, market demand and differences in the underlying listings.

Before deciding to build, obtain current quotations for the grey structure, finishing, electrical work, plumbing, fixtures and other essential items. Add design fees, approvals, utility connections, supervision, contingency costs and the financial impact of waiting for construction to finish.

Buyers comparing land-only options can review residential plots and files for sale in Lahore to understand the separate property category. Plot prices and ready-house prices should be compared carefully rather than treated as directly interchangeable figures.

7. How Much of a House Price Represents the Building?

The difference between a house's asking price and a comparable plot price can help buyers understand the market's implied value of the structure.

Using the averages above, the plot accounts for approximately 36% of the 5 Marla house price, 37% of the 10 Marla price and 37% of the 1 Kanal price. For a 2 Kanal house, the plot benchmark represents approximately 46% of the average house price.

These percentages are estimates based on separate market averages, not measured construction-cost shares. They should not be used to conclude that every house has the same land-to-building value ratio.

The remaining amount may reflect the building, location differences, property characteristics and other factors that are not isolated by the calculation. A new, well-finished house may command a substantially different premium from an older building on a similar plot.

For a more useful comparison, buyers should evaluate the building's condition, actual covered area, construction age and likely maintenance needs. A professional inspection can identify defects that are not obvious during a brief viewing.

8. What Factors Affect House Prices in Bahria Town Lahore?

Even within the same sector, properties of identical plot sizes can have substantially different asking prices. The following factors help explain these variations.

Construction age and finish: Newly built homes with modern kitchens, bathrooms, flooring and fittings may command higher prices. Older houses can offer savings, but buyers should budget for repairs and improvements.

Location within the block: Corner plots, park-facing houses and properties on wider roads may attract premiums. Houses near busy commercial areas can be convenient but may also experience additional noise and traffic.

Covered area and layout: A larger covered area can increase the usable space available to a family. However, a poorly designed house may be less practical than a smaller home with better room placement and circulation.

Utilities and infrastructure: Buyers should verify the availability and functioning of electricity, water, gas where applicable, drainage and other essential services. Never rely solely on an agent's verbal assurance.

Approval and documentation: Confirm the property's ownership and transfer status, relevant approvals and outstanding dues. Check whether the actual construction matches the approved building plan.

Road access and surrounding development: Connectivity can influence convenience and demand. However, proximity to a major road is not automatically an advantage for a residential property; noise, access arrangements and any applicable acquisition concerns should also be assessed.

Maintenance requirements: Roof leakage, damaged wiring, plumbing faults and structural issues can change the real cost of ownership. A property with a lower asking price may become more expensive after necessary repairs.

9. Additional Costs When Buying a House

The advertised price is only one part of the total purchase budget. Buyers should calculate the full cost of acquiring and maintaining the property before paying a token.

Potential additional expenses include:

  • Bahria Town transfer charges and any outstanding development or maintenance dues.
  • Applicable federal and provincial taxes, depending on the transaction and the parties' circumstances.
  • Estate agent commission, where applicable.
  • Legal or professional assistance for document verification.
  • Inspection, renovation and repair expenses.
  • Utility connections, deposits or outstanding bills.
  • Ongoing maintenance charges and household utility costs.

The amount payable for transfer and taxes can vary. Obtain an up-to-date written breakdown before finalising the deal rather than relying on an older estimate or an informal verbal quotation.

If you are comparing an existing house with other residential property types, the broader Lahore houses-for-sale listings can help establish a wider comparison. Keep in mind that prices across different neighbourhoods may reflect different amenities, development stages and property conditions.

10. Checklist Before Paying a Token

A careful verification process can reduce the risk of disputes, unexpected costs and delays.

Complete these eight checks before paying a token for a house in Bahria Town Lahore.
  1. Verify ownership. Match the seller's identity with the relevant ownership and transfer documents. Confirm the property's legal status through the appropriate authority.
  2. Check transfer eligibility. Ask the relevant Bahria Town office about transfer requirements, outstanding dues and any restrictions affecting the transaction.
  3. Review the building plan. Request the approved plan and completion documentation where applicable. Compare the documents with the actual structure.
  4. Inspect the property. Check walls, ceilings, roof condition, plumbing, electrical installations, bathrooms and signs of dampness.
  5. Confirm utilities. Verify working connections and outstanding bills rather than assuming that all services are available.
  6. Investigate legal concerns. Seek professional advice if there is a dispute, lien, court order, pending claim or uncertainty about ownership.
  7. Compare similar properties. Review several listings of similar size and condition within the same block before deciding on a fair offer.
  8. Document the agreement. Ensure that payment terms, transfer arrangements, possession and any agreed repairs are clearly recorded.

A token payment should follow appropriate verification, not replace it. If the seller cannot provide essential documents or pressures you to pay before checks are completed, pause the transaction until the issue is resolved.

11. Is It Better to Buy a House or an Apartment?

The answer depends on your budget, household requirements and preference for independent living. A house may provide more privacy, outdoor space and flexibility, but it can also involve greater maintenance responsibilities.

An apartment may offer a different balance of purchase price, shared facilities, security arrangements and ongoing building-management expenses. However, apartment prices, service charges and ownership conditions vary considerably between projects.

Buyers who want to compare these options can explore apartments for sale in Lahore. Compare the total cost of ownership, including taxes, maintenance and expected repairs, rather than focusing only on the advertised purchase price.

For families planning to occupy a property for several years, practical considerations such as commuting, nearby schools, room requirements and maintenance capacity can be just as important as potential future resale value.

12. Rental Considerations for Buyers and Investors

Some buyers purchase a house for personal use, while others evaluate whether the property could generate rental income. These are different decisions and should be assessed separately.

For an investment property, estimate achievable rent using comparable properties in the same area. Deduct maintenance, vacancy periods, repairs, applicable taxes and other recurring expenses before calculating the expected return.

Do not assume that a higher-priced house will necessarily generate a proportionately higher rent. Rental demand can depend on the property's layout, furnishing, location, condition and suitability for the target tenant.

Owners considering renting out their properties can compare houses available for rent in Lahore to understand the wider rental market. Commercial-property investors should assess a separate set of factors, including business visibility, access, footfall and permitted use.

For commercial rental comparisons, see commercial properties for rent in Lahore. Residential house prices should not be used as a direct benchmark for commercial investments.

13. Commercial Property and Location-Based Comparisons

Although this guide focuses on residential houses, some buyers also consider commercial property as an alternative use of their capital. Commercial investments have different cost structures, potential income streams and risks.

A commercial property's value can depend on frontage, road access, permitted use, surrounding businesses, parking and demand from tenants. A residential property's value is more closely linked to its suitability for living, construction quality, privacy and access to everyday amenities.

For buyers researching property opportunities within the society, Bahria Town Lahore commercial properties for sale provides a relevant starting point for commercial listings.

Keep residential and commercial comparisons separate when assessing affordability. A commercial property's expected rental income does not automatically make it a better investment than a residential house.

14. Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of a 10 Marla house in Bahria Town Lahore?

The August 2026 average asking price was approximately PKR 3.94 crore. Actual prices depend on the sector, block, covered area, construction quality and age of the property.

What is the price of a 5 Marla house in Bahria Town Lahore?

A 5 Marla house averaged approximately PKR 2.19 crore in August 2026. Older houses needing repairs may be priced differently from newly constructed properties.

How much does a 1 Kanal house cost?

The August 2026 average was approximately PKR 7.64 crore. The price of an individual house can vary significantly according to location, size of the building and condition.

Which sector has the cheapest houses?

Sectors G and H had the lowest average prices in the sector-level figures used here. However, limited listing data can affect these averages, so buyers should verify current prices for comparable properties.

Is building a house cheaper than buying a ready-built property?

It can be, but the answer depends on the plot price, construction specifications, labour and material costs, approvals, time required and unexpected expenses. Compare a complete construction budget with the total cost of buying a comparable ready house.

Are these prices confirmed sale values?

No. The figures are average asking-price estimates from the August 2026 index. Final transaction prices may differ because of negotiations, property condition and other circumstances.

Bahria Town Lahore mein 10 Marla ghar ki qeemat kya hai?

August 2026 ke price-index data ke mutabiq, 10 Marla ghar ki average asking price taqreeban PKR 3.94 crore thi. Asal qeemat sector, block, construction quality aur ghar ki condition ke mutabiq kam ya zyada ho sakti hai.

Conclusion

House prices in Bahria Town Lahore vary considerably by size, sector, construction quality and property condition. August 2026 figures provide a useful benchmark: approximately PKR 2.19 crore for a 5 Marla house, PKR 3.94 crore for a 10 Marla house, PKR 7.64 crore for a 1 Kanal house and PKR 12.07 crore for a 2 Kanal house.

These averages should be treated as a starting point for research rather than guaranteed market values. Compare similar properties, verify legal documentation, inspect construction quality and calculate transfer expenses before making an offer.

A well-informed purchase decision considers the full cost of ownership, the suitability of the property for your needs and the evidence supporting its asking price.

Recommended Pages

  • Bahria Town Lahore Plot Prices 2026
  • Is Bahria Town Lahore LDA Approved? Sector-by-Sector Status
  • Bahria Town Lahore Complete Guide 2026
  • LDA Approved Housing Societies in Lahore 2026
  • LDA Plot Transfer Procedure 2026
  • LDA NOC vs LOP: What Lahore Buyers Need to Know

Want to live in Bahria Town Lahore?

Explore the Bahria Town Lahore guide & properties.

Explore Pakistan real estate

Real Estate
  • House for Sale in Islamabad
  • Apartment for Sale in Islamabad
  • Plots for Sale in Islamabad
  • Plot files for Sale in Islamabad
  • Commercial for Sale in Islamabad
  • Buy in E 11, Islamabad
  • Buy in F 7, Islamabad
  • Buy in G 11, Islamabad
  • House for Sale in Lahore
  • Apartment for Sale in Lahore
  • Plots for Sale in Lahore
  • Plot files for Sale in Lahore
  • Commercial for Sale in Lahore
  • House for Sale in Karachi
  • Apartment for Sale in Karachi
  • Plots for Sale in Karachi
  • Commercial for Sale in Karachi
  • Buy in Clifton, Karachi
  • House for Sale in Rawalpindi
  • Apartment for Sale in Rawalpindi
  • Plots for Sale in Rawalpindi
  • Commercial for Sale in Rawalpindi
  • House for Sale in Peshawar
  • Apartment for Sale in Peshawar
  • Plots for Sale in Peshawar
  • Commercial for Sale in Peshawar
Rentals
  • House for Rent in Islamabad
  • Apartment for Rent in Islamabad
  • Commercial for Rent in Islamabad
  • Rent in E 11, Islamabad
  • Rent in F 7, Islamabad
  • Rent in G 11, Islamabad
  • House for Rent in Lahore
  • Apartment for Rent in Lahore
  • Commercial for Rent in Lahore
  • Commercial for Rent in Rawalpindi
Popular Cities
  • Islamabad city guide
  • Real estate in Islamabad
  • House for Sale in Islamabad
  • Apartment for Sale in Islamabad
  • Plots for Sale in Islamabad
  • Plot files for Sale in Islamabad
  • Commercial for Sale in Islamabad
  • Lahore city guide
  • Real estate in Lahore
  • House for Sale in Lahore
  • Apartment for Sale in Lahore
  • Plots for Sale in Lahore
  • Plot files for Sale in Lahore
  • Commercial for Sale in Lahore
  • Karachi city guide
  • Real estate in Karachi
  • House for Sale in Karachi
  • Apartment for Sale in Karachi
  • Plots for Sale in Karachi
  • Commercial for Sale in Karachi
Societies & Areas
  • Browse all areas
  • Cities
  • Airport Green Garden — Islamabad
  • Airport Green Garden Block A — Islamabad
  • Airport Green Garden Block B — Islamabad
  • Airport Green Garden Block C — Islamabad
  • Al Hamra Avenue — Islamabad
  • Al Hamra Avenue Agro Farms — Islamabad
  • Al Makkah City — Islamabad
  • Anza Zephyr Dale Agro Farms — Islamabad
  • Army Welfare Trust Awt Scheme — Islamabad
  • Bahria Enclave — Islamabad
  • Bahria Enclave Ii Agro Farming Phase Ii — Islamabad
  • Bahria Garden City — Islamabad
  • Bahria Town — Islamabad
  • Bani Gala — Islamabad
  • Bhara Kahu — Islamabad
  • Blue Area — Islamabad
  • Blue World City Islamabad — Islamabad
  • C 13 — Islamabad
Tools & Guides
  • Construction Cost Calculator
  • Area Unit Converter
  • Home Loan Calculator
  • All Tools
  • Market Trends
  • Area Guides
  • Browse by City
  • Investment Tips
  • Latest News
  • Property Tax Info
  • New Projects

Real Estate

  • House for Sale in Islamabad
  • Apartment for Sale in Islamabad
  • Plots for Sale in Islamabad
  • Plot files for Sale in Islamabad
  • Commercial for Sale in Islamabad
  • Buy in E 11, Islamabad
  • Buy in F 7, Islamabad
  • Buy in G 11, Islamabad
  • House for Sale in Lahore
  • Apartment for Sale in Lahore
  • Plots for Sale in Lahore
  • Plot files for Sale in Lahore
  • Commercial for Sale in Lahore
  • House for Sale in Karachi
  • Apartment for Sale in Karachi
  • Plots for Sale in Karachi
  • Commercial for Sale in Karachi
  • Buy in Clifton, Karachi
  • House for Sale in Rawalpindi
  • Apartment for Sale in Rawalpindi
  • Plots for Sale in Rawalpindi
  • Commercial for Sale in Rawalpindi
  • House for Sale in Peshawar
  • Apartment for Sale in Peshawar
  • Plots for Sale in Peshawar
  • Commercial for Sale in Peshawar

Rentals

  • House for Rent in Islamabad
  • Apartment for Rent in Islamabad
  • Commercial for Rent in Islamabad
  • Rent in E 11, Islamabad
  • Rent in F 7, Islamabad
  • Rent in G 11, Islamabad
  • House for Rent in Lahore
  • Apartment for Rent in Lahore
  • Commercial for Rent in Lahore
  • Commercial for Rent in Rawalpindi

Popular Cities

  • Islamabad city guide
  • Real estate in Islamabad
  • House for Sale in Islamabad
  • Apartment for Sale in Islamabad
  • Plots for Sale in Islamabad
  • Plot files for Sale in Islamabad
  • Commercial for Sale in Islamabad
  • Lahore city guide
  • Real estate in Lahore
  • House for Sale in Lahore
  • Apartment for Sale in Lahore
  • Plots for Sale in Lahore
  • Plot files for Sale in Lahore
  • Commercial for Sale in Lahore
  • Karachi city guide
  • Real estate in Karachi
  • House for Sale in Karachi
  • Apartment for Sale in Karachi
  • Plots for Sale in Karachi
  • Commercial for Sale in Karachi

Societies & Areas

  • Browse all areas
  • Cities
  • Airport Green Garden — Islamabad
  • Airport Green Garden Block A — Islamabad
  • Airport Green Garden Block B — Islamabad
  • Airport Green Garden Block C — Islamabad
  • Al Hamra Avenue — Islamabad
  • Al Hamra Avenue Agro Farms — Islamabad
  • Al Makkah City — Islamabad
  • Anza Zephyr Dale Agro Farms — Islamabad
  • Army Welfare Trust Awt Scheme — Islamabad
  • Bahria Enclave — Islamabad
  • Bahria Enclave Ii Agro Farming Phase Ii — Islamabad
  • Bahria Garden City — Islamabad
  • Bahria Town — Islamabad
  • Bani Gala — Islamabad
  • Bhara Kahu — Islamabad
  • Blue Area — Islamabad
  • Blue World City Islamabad — Islamabad
  • C 13 — Islamabad

Tools & Guides

  • Construction Cost Calculator
  • Area Unit Converter
  • Home Loan Calculator
  • All Tools
  • Market Trends
  • Area Guides
  • Browse by City
  • Investment Tips
  • Latest News
  • Property Tax Info
  • New Projects
Milkiyat.com

Pakistan's buyer-first real estate marketplace. Buy, rent, sell with confidence.

Operating office: Office 101, First Floor, Rizwan Center, Jinnah Ave, Blue Area, Islamabad

+92 307 5360488

[email protected]

Milkiyat.com is operated by MILKIYAT.COM ONLINE PORTAL (PRIVATE) LIMITED.

Corporate Unique Identification No. (CUI): 0337118

Incorporated under the Companies Act, 2017, Pakistan.

Verify company registration with SECP

Company▾
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Jobs
  • Help & Support
  • Advertise
Platform▾
  • Insights
  • News
  • Blogs
  • Agents
  • Agencies
  • Add Property
Tools▾
  • Construction Cost Calculator
  • Area Unit Converter
  • Home Loan Calculator
  • Property Tax Info
  • All Tools

Company

  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Jobs
  • Help & Support
  • Advertise

Platform

  • Insights
  • News
  • Blogs
  • Agents
  • Agencies
  • Add Property

Tools

  • Construction Cost Calculator
  • Area Unit Converter
  • Home Loan Calculator
  • Property Tax Info
  • All Tools

Contact Milkiyat.com

Milkiyat.com is Pakistan's buyer-first real estate marketplace. We connect buyers directly with verified listings and KYC-approved agents — built for local and Overseas Pakistanis.

Terms of Use·Privacy Policy·Marketplace Disclaimer·Sitemap·
GET IT ONGoogle Play
Milkiyat.comFollow us:
© 2026 Milkiyat.com
HOMEEXPLOREADDPROJECTSFAVORITES

More guides

  • Tauheed Block Bahria Town Lahore

    Explore Tauheed Block, Bahria Town Lahore, including its location, property types, price factors, nearby facilities and essential tips for buyers and investors.

  • Talha Block Bahria Town Lahore

    Explore Talha Block, Bahria Town Lahore, including its location, property types, price factors, facilities and essential checks for buyers and investors.

  • Hawksbay Scheme 42: Status, Authority and Buyer Risk

    Hawksbay Scheme 42 began under KDA in the 1980s and has been with the Lyari Development Authority since 1996, yet possession and leases are still pending. This guide covers its status, disputes, values and buyer checks.

  • Token Money (Bayana) in Pakistan: Rules, Receipts and Refunds

    Understand token money and bayana in Pakistan, including how much to pay, legal requirements, refund rights, receipts and ways to avoid property fraud.

Browse listings on Milkiyat

  • Browse Bahria Town Lahore properties
  • Explore Lahore on Milkiyat
  • Houses for sale in Lahore