Lahore LDA razes encroachments in Gulberg

Lahore: The staff of the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) demolished as many as 15 illegally built shops on Sunday. These had been constructed in the unlawfully dug up basement in the front house line of Khan Arcade, Firdous Market and Gulberg. According to a press statement, these shops had been constructed in contravention of building regulations of LDA and building plan were not approved from the LDA. Staff of the Town Planning Wing as well as the LDA Estate Management Directorate jointly carried out the operation against illegal constructions. For Details Visit www.pakistanhousing.pk

It’s Build, Build, Build in Booming Lahore

We are recently in Lahore and we notice the immense amount of commercial construction happening in the city. Just driving down the Gulberg Main Boulevard one can see numerous high rises being built. For Buy Sell Rent www.pakistanhousing.pk

LDA removes 70 illegal gates in Iqbal Town

LAHORE: The Lahore Development Authority (LDA) has removed 70 illegal iron gates in Allama Iqbal Town. These iron gates hindered traffic flow and pedestrians. According to a statement issued on Wednesday, the LDA removed the gates from College, Hunza, Umar, Raza, Sikander, Ravi, Nargis, Zeenat and Kamran blocks.  Buy,Sell,Rent www.pakistanhousin.pk

Punjab launches massive agri development project

Provincial Agriculture Minister Malik Ahmad Ali Olukh said Monday the government has initiated a revolutionary programme for the welfare of farmers and raise in the agricultural output. Talking at Khabrain Forum, he said the agriculture output had decreased due to the illicit policies of the previous government and the present one had allocated millions of rupees for the programme which included support to farmers, building of model fruit markets, development of irrigation system, green tractor scheme.

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Land grabbers active in Johar Town

Lahore: AS the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) ‘halted’ its drive against encroachments in its scheme areas, the persons involved in land grabbing restarted their activities in several areas, especially Johar Town. Former Chief Minister Punjab Mian Shahbaz Sharif has given a full mandate to the LDA to carry out operations against encroachers in its scheme areas but after Mian Shahbaz Sharif was sent home by the Supreme Court of Pakistan, the authority stopped its operation. Resultantly, land grabbers restarted their ‘activities’ in various city areas, especially Johar Town. Residents of Johar Town E-Block on Tuesday also staged a protest demonstration in the area against land grabbing and said LDA vacated several plots in E-Block of Johar Town during its drive but for the past two days those plots were again encroached. Rana Ikram, a local resident, said the LDA authorities were also informed regarding the issue but no action had been initiated so far. He claimed that ‘unknown’ people had constructed temporary houses and huts on several plots in the area. On the other hand, LDA officials said the crackdown against land grabbers was not stopped and on Tuesday the staff of the Estate Management Directorate, Quaid-i-Azam Town of LDA, retrieved a precious three-kanal piece of land. They said the said plot was situated close to the graveyard in Block-9, Township area.

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Land grabbers active in Johar Town

Lahore: AS the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) ‘halted’ its drive against encroachments in its scheme areas, the persons involved in land grabbing restarted their activities in several areas, especially Johar Town.

House, Rs.6,000,000, Punjab Co-operative

House for sale: Rs 6,000,000 Punjab Co-operative, Lahore.

Gulberg Main Market traders oppose ‘metered parking’ system

LAHORE: The City District Government Lahore (CDGL) and Gulberg Town administration are set to install the ‘metered parking system’ at Main Market Gulberg and at various other important sites of the city.

Construction work on 37 plots stopped in Johar Town

THE Estate Management Directorate of Lahore Development Authority has stopped construction work on 37 plots in Johar Town Phase-II area, and issued notices for presenting ownership documents to those responsible for building these structures. The Lahore Development Authority has decided to launch a crackdown against them in case they fail to produce the relevant documents.

Gulberg Town administration in hot water on illegal commercialisation

Gulberg Town administration inspectors and officials concerned have said that it is difficult to completely eliminate illegal commercialisation and encroachments without the support of the government and various departments concerned, including law enforcement agencies.