Al Wahab Garden Phase 2 sits on GT Road and below we map what a buyer actually needs: where it is, what it sells, how the payment plan works, and the honest read on where it fits.
Quick answers
Al Wahab Developers launched Phase 2 in Muridke after Phase 1 sold out, on the same GT Road corridor. The pitch is straightforward: residential and commercial plots at entry-level pricing, on a road that already carries most of the area's traffic to Sheikhupura and Narowal. For a buyer, that corridor position is the main thing this scheme has going for it, so it's worth confirming for yourself before anything else: is the plot you're shown actually on or near GT Road, or several streets back from it?
Al Wahab Garden Phase 2 location and access
The C-Block section of Phase 2 is laid out with the same plot-cutting pattern used in Phase 1, wide-fronted plots rather than long, narrow ones. Access runs through Sheikhupura-Muridke Road and Narowal-Muridke Road, both of which connect directly to GT Road, so the society doesn't require a long detour off the main corridor.
On-ground, the developer's claims are: boundary wall and round-the-clock security, gas and electricity connections (including during load-shedding hours), and LED street lighting on internal roads. None of this replaces a site visit. Walk the block before booking and confirm which of these are actually live rather than planned, utilities "on paper" and utilities actually running to a specific plot are two different things in any new-launch society.
Schools, a university, and healthcare facilities are within reach of the society per the developer, which matters for resale to end-users later even if your own plan is purely investment. Reference points nearby include GT Road itself, useful when comparing this corridor's pricing against competing schemes further off the main road.
Inventory and unit sizes
Current plot sizes are built on a flat rate of PKR 230,000 per Marla. The dimensions below are the standard cutting for this block, confirm the actual dimensions of the specific plot number you're offered against the society's official site plan before signing anything.
| Size | Typical dimensions | Area (sq ft) | Area (sq yd) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.5 Marla | 22 × 36 ft | 790 | 88 |
Al Wahab Garden Phase 2 payment plan
The booking structure is a 25% down payment, with the balance split into a flat monthly installment and a 6-monthly top-up installment. The full breakdown by plot size:
| Size | Per Marla Rate | Total Price | Booking Payment 25% | Balance | Monthly Installment | After 6 Month Installment |
| 3 Marla | 230000 | 690000 | 172500 | 517500 | 10350 | 34845 |
| 3.5 Marla | 230000 | 805000 | 201250 | 603750 | 12075 | 40653 |
| 5 Marla | 230000 | 1150000 | 287500 | 862500 | 17250 | 58075 |
| 7 Marla | 230000 | 1610000 | 402500 | 1207500 | 24150 | 81305 |
| 10 Marla | 230000 | 2300000 | 575000 | 1725000 | 34500 | 116150 |
Facilities and on-ground infrastructure
The commercial plots sit alongside the residential blocks rather than in a separate zone, which is the main practical reason to care about them even if you're buying residential: shops, clinics and small business space within walking distance, rather than a drive to the nearest market. That proximity is also what gives the commercial plots their own investment case, a scheme that already has committed residents is a better bet for a shop or clinic than one that's still mostly empty plots.
Beyond that, treat the developer's amenity claims the same way you'd treat the utility claims above: real on a site plan, worth confirming on the ground before you factor them into what you're paying for.
Plots for sale in Al Wahab Garden Phase 2: current inventory
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Plot specifications and legal status
Approval and verification. Al Wahab Garden Phase 2 sits under the regulatory oversight of the Lahore Development Authority (LDA). Before paying any booking amount, buyers should request a copy of the No Objection Certificate (NOC) directly from the developer and cross-check the scheme name against the Lahore Development Authority (LDA)'s published approved-societies list. The NOC issuance date matters. Older NOCs may have lapsed or been amended, so independent verification before payment is essential.
Plot specifications and payment plan. Plot categories run 3 Marla up to 10 Marla, with 3.5 Marla (22×36 ft, ~790 sq ft) the most common size in current inventory. Confirm the exact dimensions of any allotted plot against the official site plan before signing. The payment cycle typically splits across booking (10–25% down payment), confirmation (within 30 days), monthly or quarterly installments, balloting at plot allotment, and balance payment on possession. Each tranche is contractually defined: review the payment schedule, late-payment penalty clauses, and the possession milestone carefully before committing.
Buyer documentation and investment outlook. Required documents at booking include CNIC copy, next-of-kin CNIC, two passport-sized photographs, and the booking amount paid via pay order or cheque in favour of the developer's registered entity: never cash transfers. Keep certified copies of the allotment letter and all payment receipts for transfer and resale records. Investment outlook for Al Wahab Garden Phase 2 rests on three durable factors: ROI horizon (typically 3–5 years for new schemes before resale liquidity matures), expected capital appreciation tied to corridor development pace, and rental yield benchmarks once construction maturity is reached.
The honest read
Al Wahab Garden Phase 2's case rests on its corridor position and entry pricing relative to the established names around it. Confirm which development authority covers the scheme's land (LDA for Lahore-belt schemes, the district TMA otherwise) and verify the current approval letter for the exact phase before paying.
The profile suits budget-conscious end-users first; speculative buyers should weigh the corridor's newer launches too.
Before you book: verification checklist
- Approval status. Confirm the approving authority (the relevant development authority) and request the current status / NOC letter for the exact phase.
- File check. Cross-check the exact file at the society office: ownership chain, dues ledger, and transfer eligibility.
- Possession reality. Walk the block you're buying into; confirm utilities are live, not promised.
- Beyond the sticker. The plot price is rarely the final price. Get development and possession charges itemized first.
- Exit liquidity. Ask dealers what comparable files actually resold for in the past six months: not asking prices.
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WhatsApp the research desk: +971 52 804 3509Frequently asked questions
Where is Al Wahab Garden Phase 2 located?
Al Wahab Garden Phase 2 is located on GT Road, with Gt Road among the nearby reference points. See the location section above for access details.
What sizes are available in Al Wahab Garden Phase 2?
Current inventory references 3.5 Marla. Availability shifts week to week. Confirm live inventory with the project office or a verified dealer.
Is Al Wahab Garden Phase 2 approved?
Approval status for Al Wahab Garden Phase 2 should be verified before any payment. Confirm which development authority covers the scheme's land (LDA for Lahore-belt schemes, the district TMA otherwise) and verify the current approval letter for the exact phase before paying.
How do I confirm current Al Wahab Garden Phase 2 prices?
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