DHA asking-price comparison

Which DHA Lahore phase is the most expensive?

A credible answer must compare the same plot size and period rather than mixing houses, commercial plots and different residential sizes.

For 10 Marla residential plots in the July 2026 Zameen indices reviewed, DHA Phase 6 had the highest observed asking-price average at PKR 2.54 crore, narrowly above Phase 5 at PKR 2.48 crore. That is a size- and month-specific portal result—not proof that Phase 6 is always the most expensive for every block, category or plot size.

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Like-for-like comparison

July 2026 10 Marla residential plot index averages
PhaseAverage asking-price indexPKR/sq ft shown
Phase 6PKR 2.54 crorePKR 11,300
Phase 5PKR 2.48 crorePKR 11,000
Phase 7PKR 2.19 crorePKR 9,800
Phase 8PKR 1.90 crorePKR 8,600

The Phase 6 lead over Phase 5 is only PKR 6 lakh in these averages, about 2.4%. A premium Phase 5 plot can therefore exceed many Phase 6 plots, and block-level evidence can reverse the order.

Why a blanket ranking fails

  • Some phases have different dominant plot sizes and levels of available inventory.
  • Corner, park-facing, boulevard, commercial adjacency and road width create strong premiums.
  • Portal indices represent asking data, not registry-verified sale prices.
  • Commercial plots and houses should not be mixed into a residential-plot comparison.

How to use this answer

Use Phase 6 as the highest observed 10 Marla portal average for the reviewed month, then compare the exact blocks and categories that meet your needs. Refresh all four indices before publication or a buying decision.

Buyer verification checklist

  1. Confirm the exact plot number, size, dimensions, category and physical location.
  2. Verify allotment or transfer documents directly with the relevant authority or developer.
  3. Check title or allotment chain, seller identity, litigation, mortgage or charge and transfer eligibility with qualified legal help.
  4. Obtain written dues, development charges, possession status and utility status.
  5. Visit the plot and verify road, park, commercial, graveyard, drain, high-tension line and boundary conditions.
  6. Calculate transfer fee, taxes, dealer commission and outstanding charges before agreeing a total.
  7. Do not pay a token on the basis of a portal screenshot or dealer message alone.

Information, not purchase advice

This page reports asking-price evidence and due-diligence questions. It is not financial, legal or property-purchase advice, and it does not predict returns.

Questions people ask

Which phase of DHA Lahore is the most expensive?

For the reviewed July 2026 10 Marla residential index, Phase 6 was highest at PKR 2.54 crore, narrowly ahead of Phase 5 at PKR 2.48 crore.

Does that mean every Phase 6 plot costs more?

No. Block, category, road, possession and seller expectations can make an individual plot cheaper or more expensive.

Are these official DHA rates?

No. They are portal asking-price indices. DHA's official transfer procedure is relevant to verification and transfer, not a guaranteed market price.

Sources and limitations

  1. Zameen index — DHA Phase 6 10 MarlaJuly 2026 asking-price index average PKR 2.54 crore; highest among the four like-for-like phase indices reviewed.
  2. Zameen index — DHA Phase 5 10 MarlaJuly 2026 asking-price index average PKR 2.48 crore.
  3. Zameen index — DHA Phase 7 10 MarlaJuly 2026 asking-price index average PKR 2.19 crore.
  4. Zameen index — DHA Phase 8 10 MarlaJuly 2026 asking-price index average PKR 1.90 crore.
  5. DHA Lahore — official transfer procedureOfficial requirements for verification, NDC, documents, dues and transfer appointment; checked 17 September 2026.

Prices are observations or published estimates, not guaranteed transaction values or quotations. Source scope and dates are stated so a reviewer can repeat the check.