Touheed City Lahore
Project overview
Touheed City is a mixed residential and commercial development on Lahore Ring Road at Wagha Town, sitting right off Quaid-e-Azam Interchange. The site is boxed in by Bhaini Road to the west and GT Road to the east, with Lahore Ring Road running along the southern edge, so the plot has direct frontage on three well-known roads rather than sitting deep inside a single access route. Bhaini Interchange and the Sialkot Motorway Interchange are both close by, and the developer's own materials describe the location as a 1-minute drive from Ring Road itself.
The master plan lays out residential plots in three sizes: 5 Marla in two block layouts (22.5' x 50' and 25' x 45'), and 5.5 Marla (25' x 50'). Commercial plots run along the 80 ft wide main road in 3.11 Marla and 4 Marla sizes, giving the project a retail frontage rather than tucking shops into a side lane. Internal roads are 30 ft wide throughout, with dedicated 30 ft parking strips near the commercial and mosque blocks.
Community land use includes a park and zoo, a 1-Kanal mosque, several smaller parks, a 2.06-Kanal society office, a graveyard, and a solid waste management block, all marked out on the approved master plan. A park and zoo combination is not something you see on every Lahore plot file, and it's one of the more distinctive amenity choices here.
Beyond plots, Touheed Developers also markets apartments under a separate Touheed Apartments sub-brand, with 2 bed and 3 bed units on their own 5-year payment plan. We've laid out both payment plans in full below: the 1-year plot plan and the 5-year apartment plan run on very different timelines, so read the numbers for the product you're actually considering.
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Plot & apartment types
Three residential plot sizes, two commercial plot sizes, and two apartment sizes under the Touheed Apartments sub-brand. Dimensions are per the developer's approved master plan.
Sizes and pricing per the developer's own master plan and payment plan documents. Marla is converted at 1 Marla = 225 sq ft, the standard Punjab measure the developer's own master plan also uses. Covered area for the apartments isn't stated in the materials we've reviewed; ask Touheed Developers for exact sq ft figures before booking.
Master plan & site layout
The approved layout runs residential blocks along the western half of the site off Bhaini Road, with commercial plots fronting the 80 ft main road that cuts through the middle toward Quaid-e-Azam Interchange. A park and zoo sit at the northern end next to a graveyard block, with a second park roughly in the centre of the residential zone and a third near the southern entrance. A 1-Kanal mosque sits beside the central park, and the 2.06-Kanal society office sits near the main entrance off Lahore Ring Road, alongside a landscaped water feature.
All internal streets are 30 ft wide, with dedicated 30 ft parking strips marked near the commercial and mosque blocks. The master plan also flags a site adjacent to the plot described as Lahore's biggest auction market. That's worth factoring into your decision if you're buying to live rather than to hold as an investment. It can mean useful commercial footfall nearby, but also traffic and noise that a purely residential buyer might want to check out in person before committing.
Amenities & facilities
The school and shopping centres are listed in the developer's facilities materials but aren't shown as built or under construction on the master plan we've reviewed. Confirm current build status with Touheed Developers before treating either as guaranteed.
Pricing & payment plan
Two separate offerings: residential and commercial plots on a fast, 1-year installment plan, and 2 & 3 bed apartments (Touheed Apartments) on a longer 5-year plan.
⚠️ Tagline note: the developer's plot payment plan graphic advertises possession "at 50% for the first time in Lahore," but the table on that same graphic shows a 25% down payment, 50% paid across 4 quarterly installments, and the final 25% due on possession, meaning 75% is paid by possession, not 50%. We're showing the table figures below since they're the itemised numbers. Ask Touheed Developers directly to explain the gap before you rely on either figure.
Residential Plots: 1-Year Plan
25% Down · 4 Quarterly Instalments · 25% on Possession| Category | Per Marla | Total Payment | Down Payment | Quarterly Instalment (×4) | On Possession |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 Marla | 1,200,000 | 4,800,000 | 1,200,000 | 600,000 | 1,200,000 |
| 5 Marla | 1,000,000 | 5,000,000 | 1,250,000 | 625,000 | 1,250,000 |
| 5.5 Marla | 1,300,000 | 7,150,000 | 1,787,500 | 893,750 | 1,787,500 |
Commercial Plots: 1-Year Plan
25% Down · 4 Quarterly Instalments · 25% on Possession| Category | Per Marla | Total Payment | Down Payment | Quarterly Instalment (×4) | On Possession |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.11 Marla | 3,500,000 | 10,885,000 | 2,721,250 | 1,360,625 | 2,721,250 |
| 4 Marla | 3,500,000 | 14,000,000 | 3,500,000 | 1,750,000 | 3,500,000 |
Touheed Apartments: 5-Year Plan
60 Monthly + 5 Annual Instalments| Size | Total Price | Down Payment | Monthly (×60) | Annual (×5) | On Possession |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bed | 2,480,000 | 490,000 | 15,000 | 65,000 | 765,000 |
| 3 Bed | 3,695,000 | 740,000 | 25,000 | 80,000 | 1,055,000 |
Figures per the developer's own payment plan graphics (see gallery for the original documents). All amounts in PKR. Prices are subject to change; confirm current rates before booking.
Prices shown are Touheed Developers' own published payment plans as of writing and are subject to change. Contact Wall.pk's research desk to confirm current availability and lock in a plot or apartment.
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📍 GPS coordinates: 31.6033°N, 74.4287°E, off RJ Street, near L-20, Lahore Ring Road. Open in Google Maps →
Why Lahore Ring Road, and why Touheed City now
Lahore Ring Road has become one of the busier corridors for new housing schemes over the past few years, and the stretch near Quaid-e-Azam Interchange specifically has attracted several projects. Zam Zam City sits in the same Quaid-e-Azam Interchange pocket, and Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 shares the Bhaini Road boundary with Touheed City. Further along the same road, Omega Homes and New City Paradise are both Ring Road schemes worth comparing on price and payment terms. The appeal across all of them is straightforward: a signal-free route around the city, quick access to GT Road and the motorway network, and land prices that are still well below anything close to Gulberg or DHA.
Touheed City fits that pattern closely. It's a plot-based scheme with a smaller apartment offering layered on top, which is the standard formula for Ring Road developments right now. What's less standard is the park and zoo allocation on the master plan, and the fact that commercial plots are pushed to the main 80 ft road rather than mixed through the residential blocks. Both point to a plan that was drawn up with retail footfall and open recreation space in mind, not just plot density.
One thing to be aware of: we found more than one marketing entity advertising a project called Touheed City in this same Ring Road, Quaid-e-Azam Interchange, Wagha Town area, with slightly different site office addresses. This is common in Pakistani real estate, where multiple resale agents market the same developer's inventory, but it's also possible for similarly named schemes to cause genuine confusion. Confirm you're dealing with Touheed Developers (Pvt) Ltd directly, or with an agent who can produce your allocation letter from them, before paying anything.
Who Touheed City is for
The residential plots, especially the 4 and 5 Marla sizes, are aimed at buyers building their own home on a budget, and at investors running a short flip: the 1-year payment plan with possession on the last quarter suits someone who wants to book, pay in instalments, and either build or resell within a fairly tight window rather than holding for years.
The commercial plots on the 80 ft main road suit small business owners and investors targeting the retail and auction-market footfall next door. The Touheed Apartments, on the other hand, are priced and structured for a completely different buyer: someone who wants a small, low-upfront-cost flat on a 5-year plan, likely a first-time buyer or a small family prioritising affordability over plot ownership. Given the size of the down payments and monthly instalments involved, that apartment product reads as entry-level housing rather than an investment play.
Honest read: what to confirm before booking
Some location claims don't hold up well. Reseller listings for this project describe it as a 2-minute walk from an Orange Line Metro Train station and directly accessible to the CPEC route via Ring Road. The Orange Line runs through a different part of Lahore, well away from Wagha Town and Quaid-e-Azam Interchange, so that walking-distance claim looks implausible on the map. "Direct access to CPEC" is vague marketing language rather than a specific, checkable route. Verify both claims yourself, or ask the developer to point to the actual road connections, before factoring either into your decision.
The payment plan tagline doesn't match the payment plan table. The developer's own plot payment plan graphic advertises "possession at 50%, for the first time in Lahore," but the itemised table on that same graphic shows 25% down, 50% paid over four quarterly instalments, and the last 25% due on possession, which works out to 75% paid by the time you get possession. Ask Touheed Developers directly which figure is accurate before you plan your cash flow around either one.
Total project size, plot count and possession timeline aren't stated. The master plan we've reviewed shows the layout and plot categories but not a total number of plots, total acreage, or a development phasing schedule, and none of the materials give a target possession date for either the plots or the apartments. Ask for all three in writing, along with a copy of the current RUDA NOC, before you pay a booking amount.