Price evidence
10 Marla plots in Bahria Town Lahore
Separate the July index from dated Tauheed, Rafi and Shaheen block references, then compare exact-plot premiums and dues.
Read the guideLahore and Islamabad plot research
Find the evidence that fits the property you are considering, then turn an advertised demand into a complete plan.
Start with the exact society, plot size and status. These guides distinguish a seller's asking price, a portal index and an official property record so that you can use each for the question it actually answers.
Content revised 27 September 2026. Linked sources were retrieved on 26 September; individual data periods are stated inside each guide. Earlier index months remain historical evidence.
If you have a specific offer, open the location and size guide first. If you are still choosing where to live, use the society or sector worksheets. Prices are published asking evidence, not verified transaction values, and the guides do not certify an individual plot's ownership or approval status.
Price evidence
Separate the July index from dated Tauheed, Rafi and Shaheen block references, then compare exact-plot premiums and dues.
Read the guideFiles versus plots
Identify what the document establishes, compare file and plot evidence separately, and calculate the cost after outstanding charges.
Read the guideListing checks
Use selected Block A and C advertisements carefully, exclude conflicting plot sizes and build a complete acquisition worksheet.
Read the guidePrice and official status
Read the 10 Marla index, understand why a sold C3 listing is historical, and check the separate CDA approval record.
Read the guideSociety comparison
Compare two named locations through a household scorecard covering travel, construction readiness, cost and everyday services.
Read the guideLocation worksheet
Turn your household priorities into a two-visit checklist and score actual plots without relying on a universal ranking.
Read the guideMatched price comparison
Use a shared June 2026 source month and one 10 Marla plot size, then test whether a phase premium matters for your needs.
Read the guide| Record | Include | What it helps answer |
|---|---|---|
| The property | Plot number, dimensions, document type, location and confirmed status | Are the offers actually comparable? |
| The money | Demand, buyer-paid balances, current transfer costs and agreed fees | What cash is needed to acquire it? |
| The house | Approved covered area, site conditions, planned floors and construction scope | What can be built, and what needs a separate estimate? |
A file, a numbered allocation and a possession-ready plot are not automatically substitutes. Equally, a society-wide average cannot value a particular corner plot. Keep unknowns visible in your notes and resolve the important ones through the relevant authority, seller and independent professional before making a commitment.
The plot's Marla category describes land; construction quantities depend on covered area and design. Keep the acquisition subtotal separate, confirm the applicable building requirements, and estimate the planned house in its own worksheet.