Square Avenue is a mainly commercial project marketed by Al Ghani Developers alongside Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 on Bhaini Road, Lahore. This guide answers the question buyers ask first — is Square Avenue part of Phase 7? — with the documented evidence, then covers its commercial plot sizes, the older Option II plan and current development status, all checked 12 July 2026.
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Is Square Avenue part of Al Ghani Garden Phase 7? The public documents point both ways: the developer’s navigation nests Square Avenue under Phase 7, yet the contact page lists Phase 7 and Square Avenue as separate entries and the Square Avenue page describes it as a “housing project” rather than a labelled Phase 7 block. Because the two are not reconciled in one authoritative document, we do not state a definitive relationship. Before booking, confirm on the master plan and the TMA approval document exactly which scheme your plot sits in.
This is the first question most buyers type, and it deserves a straight answer rather than a marketing one. The documented evidence is genuinely mixed, so we lay out what each source says and let you verify.
Put together, the exact relationship between Square Avenue and Phase 7 is not cleanly documented in any single public source. That is not a criticism — developer sites often evolve faster than their menus — but it does mean a buyer cannot safely assume the two are identical, or that a Square Avenue plot carries the same approval, master plan and file terms as a Phase 7 block.
Proof over assumption: ask for the master plan and the original TMA approval letter, and confirm in writing which scheme — Phase 7 or Square Avenue — your specific plot falls under before transferring any amount. This one check removes the biggest ambiguity on this page.
| What it is | A mainly commercial project marketed by Al Ghani Developers |
| Relationship to Phase 7 | Not cleanly documented — confirm on master plan & approval |
| Plot focus | Commercial 2, 4, 5 & 8 Marla on the main boulevard |
| Location | Bhaini Road, East Lahore — verify exact pin per plot |
| Payment plan | Older "Option II" on official page — request current signed plan |
| Last verified | 12 July 2026 |
The label matters because it changes what you are buying and under which approval. We separate the pieces rather than blur them into one claim.
For the wider picture of how the blocks fit together, see the master plan and blocks guide, which lays out each named scheme and where the documentation is clear versus where it is not.
Square Avenue is marketed on the main boulevard within the Al Ghani Garden area on Bhaini Road in East Lahore, near the Lahore Ring Road at the Quaid-e-Azam (Bhaini Road) Interchange. Marketing maps show an indicative position, but for a commercial plot the exact frontage, road width and corner status decide the value — so the boundary must be checked on the ground.
For full routes, the distance table and how to reach the scheme, see the Location page. Confirm the exact plot pin on a site visit before you decide.
Square Avenue is marketed mainly as a commercial address, with plots on the main boulevard in the following sizes:
Using the common conversion of about 225 square feet per Marla, a 2 Marla plot is roughly 450 sq ft and a 5 Marla plot roughly 1,125 sq ft — but treat these as approximate and confirm exact dimensions, frontage and depth against the approved map, since conventions vary by scheme. If a residential plot is offered under the Square Avenue name, ask specifically which category it falls in, because Square Avenue is presented primarily as a commercial project.
We do not publish a Square Avenue plot total on this page, and here is the honest reason. The official Square Avenue page displays an older plan labelled “Option II” that mentions a 40% booking amount, a 10% premium for certain locations and a separate processing charge. It does not present a clean per-size total that we can reconcile and stand behind, and its current applicability is not confirmed.
Do not treat Option II as the current price. The “Option II” plan is an older structure visible on the official page. We describe it here for transparency, not as a live quote. Before booking, request the current signed plan for your exact plot size and confirm whether Option II still applies.
Because a commercial plot’s cost turns on the exact size, corner and boulevard position, the only reliable figure is the current signed plan for your specific plot. For how documented plans are structured across the scheme and a calculator, see the Payment Plan page. Availability and pricing were last confirmed 12 July 2026 — request a current inventory and plan check.
