Master plan
Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 — Master Plan and Blocks
This is the orientation page for Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 on Bhaini Road, Lahore. It explains the project boundary, the confirmed blocks (East, Zavia and Awami), the road and amenity layout, the residential and commercial plot sizes, and — importantly — how to tell an approved boundary from a sales map before you book. All figures were last verified July 2026.
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Key takeaways
- Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 is a 3,300+ Kanal gated residential and commercial scheme on Bhaini Road, East Lahore.
- Three blocks are documented — The East Block, Zavia Block and Awami Block. Square Avenue is marketed alongside Phase 7, but its exact relationship to the phase is not cleanly documented.
- Residential sizes run 3, 5, 7, 10 Marla and 1 Kanal; commercial plots are 2, 4, 5 and 8 Marla on the main boulevard.
- A marketing map is not an approval document. Ask which sheet is the TMA-approved layout and confirm your plot falls inside it before booking.
Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 covers a documented 3,300+ Kanal and is organised into three confirmed blocks — The East Block (on-ground, 36-month plan), Zavia Block (42-month plan) and Awami Block (budget 3 and 5 Marla). Square Avenue is a mainly commercial scheme marketed alongside the phase, but its exact relationship to Phase 7 is not cleanly documented. Residential plots are 3, 5, 7, 10 Marla and 1 Kanal; commercial plots are 2 to 8 Marla. This reflects the plan verified on 12 July 2026 — request the current signed master plan before you book.
Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 Master Plan Overview
| Total documented area | 3,300+ Kanal, gated residential & commercial |
|---|---|
| Confirmed blocks | The East Block, Zavia Block, Awami Block |
| Relationship to confirm | Square Avenue — marketed alongside Phase 7; link not cleanly documented |
| Residential sizes | 3, 5, 7, 10 Marla & 1 Kanal |
| Commercial sizes | 2, 4, 5 & 8 Marla on the main boulevard |
Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 is developed by Al Ghani Developers (Pvt.) Ltd. on Bhaini Road in East Lahore, alongside the BRB canal near Manawan. Its main gate, Gate 1, connects to the Lahore Ring Road at the Quaid-e-Azam (Bhaini Road) Interchange, with a second approach off GT Road. The sections below break the plan into the parts a buyer actually needs to read.
Where can you see the Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 master plan?
The developer circulates a layout illustration showing block positions, the main boulevard and amenity locations. Treat the sheet below as an indicative representation, not a survey document — block boundaries, plot numbers and road widths must be confirmed against the current signed plan and on the ground.
How do you read the Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 layout plan?
A layout plan looks busy until you know what each element means. Reading it correctly is what lets you confirm that a quoted plot is real, sized as claimed and inside the approved boundary.
- Plot numbers: each residential and commercial plot carries a number tied to a block. Match the number on your offer to the plan and to the on-ground demarcation.
- Block boundaries: the lines dividing East, Zavia and Awami. A plot near a boundary can belong to either block, so confirm which one it is assigned to.
- Road widths: the main boulevard, secondary roads and street widths are marked. Wider frontage and corner positions usually carry a premium — verify the actual width, do not assume it.
- Commercial zones: commercial plots concentrate along the main boulevard; residential plots sit on internal streets.
- Parks and green belts: shown as reserved open space within the master plan.
- Mosque, schools and community areas: marked as planned facilities — included in the master plan, not necessarily built.
- Utility and reserved land: grid stations, water and sewerage areas and other reserved land are set aside and are not saleable plots.
Proof over adjectives: a number on a marketing sheet is not proof of a plot. Before booking, cross-check the plot number, block, size, road width and location pin against the signed plan and the on-ground layout.
Which blocks are confirmed in Al Ghani Garden Phase 7?
Three blocks are documented within Al Ghani Garden Phase 7. Each has a different stage, plot mix and payment schedule, so choosing a block is really choosing a trade-off between price, monthly burden and how developed the land is today.
- The East Block — premium, on-ground (demarcated) residential and commercial land with the
- Zavia Block (Zavia Precinct) — the longer-plan value block with the lowest monthly burden.
- Awami Block — budget-focused, with 3 and 5 Marla residential plots.
Square Avenue is discussed separately below, because its exact relationship to Phase 7 is not cleanly documented and should not be presented as a confirmed Phase 7 block.
How do the blocks compare?
The table summarizes the confirmed status of each block as verified on July 2026. Where a figure is not cleanly documented, we say so rather than fill the gap.
| Block | Current stage | Plot types | Sizes | File / on-ground | Plan available | Development status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The East Block | Booking & on-ground | Residential + commercial | 3, 5, 8, 10 Marla | On-ground (demarcated) | 36-month plan | Under development |
| Zavia Block | Booking & development | Residential | 3, 5 Marla | File / balloted — verify | 42-month plan | Under development |
| Awami Block | Booking | Residential (budget) | 3, 5 Marla | File — verify | Plan — verify signed copy | Status awaiting confirmation |
| Square Avenue | Marketed separately | Commercial | 2, 4, 5, 8 Marla | File — verify | Older plan — confirm current | Relationship to Phase 7 unconfirmed |
Stages and plans are transcribed from developer marketing and cross-checked; confirm the current signed plan and on-ground status per plot before booking.
The East Block: where it sits and what it offers
The East Block is the premium, on-ground portion of Phase 7 — the land is demarcated, so plots are physically identifiable today rather than a future allocation. It carries a mix of residential and commercial plots in 3, 5, 8 and 10 Marla, and runs the shortest schedule at 36 monthly installments (3 years). Registry and intiqal are marketed as available on this block; treat that as developer-stated and verify per plot.
Zavia Block: the longer-plan value option
Zavia Block, also marketed as Zavia Precinct, is the affordable, longer-instalment block. It spreads payments across 42 months (3.5 years) to keep the monthly amount low, and offers 3 and 5 Marla residential plots. The developer describes it as an extension or precinct of Phase 7; confirm whether a specific offer is a file or an on-ground plot.
Awami Block: the budget block
Awami Block is the budget-focused part of Phase 7, offering 3 and 5 Marla residential plots. Published payment figures for this block are inconsistent across sources, so we do not publish a total here — request the current signed plan instead. A “Masjid Al-Aqsa replica” that appears in Awami marketing is a planned or concept feature, not an operational facility.
What plot categories does Phase 7 offer?
Phase 7 is split into residential and commercial categories, spread across the blocks above.
- Residential: 3, 5, 7 and 10 Marla plus 1 Kanal.
- Commercial: 2, 4, 5 and 8 Marla, concentrated on the main boulevard.
Using the common conversion of about 225 square feet per Marla, a 3 Marla plot is roughly 675 sq ft and a 5 Marla plot roughly 1,125 sq ft — treat these as approximate and confirm exact dimensions and frontage against the approved map, since conventions vary by scheme. Not every size is available in every block: Zavia and Awami are marketed on 3 and 5 Marla, while the East Block adds 8 and 10 Marla. For 7 or 10 Marla, 1 Kanal and specific commercial sizes, availability and price are confirmed on request against the current signed plan.
How do the roads and access points work?
The scheme is organised around a main boulevard that carries the commercial plots, with secondary roads feeding the residential streets inside each block. Two external approaches are documented.
- Gate 1 (main gate): connects to the Lahore Ring Road at the Quaid-e-Azam (Bhaini Road) Interchange, roughly a 5-minute drive from the on-ground blocks.
- GT Road approach: a second access route, with the Orange Line stop on the GT Road side about 8–10 minutes away.
Road widths are marked on the plan but should be verified, because frontage and corner positions affect price. For full routes, a distance table and directions links, see the Location page.
Which amenities are planned versus delivered?
We label each facility honestly rather than describe the master plan as if it were already built. This is the difference between what is drawn on the plan and what exists on the ground today.
The Orange Line, GT Road markets and UET Lahore are nearby external facilities, not part of the scheme itself. For dated, block-by-block progress with photographs, see the Latest Development Update, and confirm the status of any facility that matters to your decision on a site visit.
What is the difference between the approved boundary and the marketing map?
These are two different documents, and conflating them is a common cause of buyer disputes. Only one of them is an approval.
- Approved boundary: the layout attached to the Town Municipal Administration (TMA) approval. This is the legal reference for what is inside the scheme. Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 is marketed as TMA-approved, and it is not a RUDA scheme. Ask to see the original TMA letter and its attached layout.
- Marketing map: the sales illustration used in brochures and online. It shows block positions and amenity concepts, but it is not the approval and can differ in detail from the sanctioned layout.
Do not treat a marketing map as an approval document. Confirm that your specific plot falls inside the TMA-approved boundary, and read the documented approval numbers and scope on the NOC and approval status page. For the exact block, size and cost of a plot, cross-reference the payment plan.
Has the master plan changed over time?
Yes. Layout illustrations, block names and plot mixes have been revised as the scheme has developed, and undated copies of older plans circulate online. Do not treat an old sheet as the current plan. Match the revision date printed on the plan to today’s date, and confirm block boundaries, plot numbers and road widths against the current signed copy rather than an image you found on a listing site.
Honest urgency: availability and layout details were last confirmed on July 2026. Request a current inventory and plan check rather than acting on an undated map.
Verification FAQs
Frequently asked questions about Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 Master Plan
Three blocks are documented within Al Ghani Garden Phase 7: The East Block, Zavia Block (Zavia Precinct) and Awami Block. Square Avenue is marketed alongside the phase but its exact relationship to Phase 7 is not cleanly documented, so it is not counted here as a confirmed Phase 7 block.
Residential plots come in 3, 5, 7 and 10 Marla plus 1 Kanal, and commercial plots in 2, 4, 5 and 8 Marla on the main boulevard. Not every size is available in every block — Zavia and Awami are marketed on 3 and 5 Marla, while the East Block adds 8 and 10 Marla. Confirm availability against the current signed plan.
The developer circulates a layout illustration, but there is no confirmed public master-plan PDF download link we can point to. Undated copies circulate online. Rather than rely on those, request the current signed layout from the team so you are checking against an up-to-date, dated document.
It is not cleanly documented. The developer's navigation nests Square Avenue under Phase 7, but the contact page lists them separately and Square Avenue's own page calls it a housing project. It is mainly commercial (2 to 8 Marla). Confirm its relationship and any plan directly with the developer before treating it as part of Phase 7.
The approval document is the layout attached to the Town Municipal Administration (TMA) approval, not the sales brochure. A marketing map shows block and amenity concepts but is not an approval and can differ from the sanctioned layout. Ask to see the original TMA letter and its attached boundary, and confirm your plot falls inside it.
Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 is a documented 3,300+ Kanal gated residential and commercial scheme on Bhaini Road, East Lahore, developed by Al Ghani Developers (Pvt.) Ltd. Confirm the current boundary and area against the signed TMA-approved layout.
Get the current Al Ghani Garden Phase 7 Master Plan Master Plan and Block Map
Request the signed layout, confirm your plot’s block, size and on-ground status, and arrange a site visit before you book.