Etihad Town Phase 2 is one of the most talked-about housing projects on Lahore’s western corridor, and much of that conversation starts with its map. For buyers and investors, the master plan isn’t just a technical drawing — it tells you where the main roads run, which blocks are closest to the parks and schools, and how the society is structured from one end to the other. This guide walks through the Etihad Town Phase 2 map in detail, so you know exactly what you’re looking at before deciding where to invest.
Master Plan and Block Layout
The Etihad Town Phase 2 map is divided into distinct blocks, each catering to a different type of buyer:
appears twice on the map — once in the northern portion of the society and again in the eastern section near the main boulevard. As the name suggests, this block is primarily marketed toward overseas Pakistani investors, offering a mix of residential plot sizes.
Sits in the southwestern part of the society, closer to Pine Avenue and the circular boulevard near the main entrance. This block tends to feature premium plot categories, including revenue plots.
Are located near the southern tip of the society, adjacent to the Executive Block, offering a more compact housing option for buyers who want a ready-to-build layout rather than an open plot.
Running through the middle of the map, three entrance gates connect the society to the surrounding road network — Entrance Gate No. 2 in the north (off Lahore Ring Road), Entrance Gate No. 1 near the Halloki Interchange, and Entrance Gate No. 3 along Pine Avenue near the circular boulevard.
Lettered Blocks (A–H)
Beyond the three main named zones, the map marks out a series of smaller lettered blocks — A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H — distributed across the society, each shown as a yellow circle with a red letter:
- Block A – near Entrance Gate No. 1
- Block B – near the stadium and commercial zone
- Block C – in the northern residential cluster
- Block D – near the stadium and commercial zone
- Block E – 10.39 Kanal, close to the Overseas Block
- Block F – near Entrance Gate No. 2, roughly 2.4 Kanal
- Block G – 8.47 Kanal, along the Lahore–Sahiwal Motorway Link Road
- Block H – 3.28 Kanal, near Entrance Gate No. 2
These smaller blocks give buyers additional reference points across the society beyond the three primary zones, particularly useful when identifying a plot’s exact location on the ground.
Plot Sizes on the Map
The legend on the Etihad Town Phase 2 map breaks residential and commercial plots into the following categories:
Residential:
- 2 Kanal
- 1 Kanal
- 12 Marla
- 10 Marla
- 7 Marla
- 5 Marla
- 3.5 Marla
- 3 Marla
Commercial:
- 8 Marla
- 5.3 Marla
- 4 Marla
- 2 Marla
- Bulk Commercial (18 Kanal + 4 Bulk)
This range means the society caters to a wide spectrum of buyers, from small residential plot investors to those looking at larger commercial holdings near the main boulevards.
Amenities
The master plan highlights several key amenities positioned centrally within the society, making them accessible from most of the residential blocks:
- A stadium spanning close to 69.79 Kanal, located near the central commercial zone
- A school situated close to the stadium
- A masjid positioned within the same central cluster
- A commercial complex of roughly 21.90 Kanal, sitting along the main boulevard
- A large circular park and boulevard area near the main entrance, which appears to be one of the society’s signature recreational spaces
- Multiple smaller parks distributed across the residential blocks, visible as green patches throughout the layout
The main boulevard, marked as 180 feet wide on the map, runs through the eastern portion of the society and links the commercial zone with the residential blocks around it.
Why Consider Etihad Town Phase 2
For overseas Pakistanis and local investors alike, a few things stand out from the map itself:
- Ring Road access via the Halloki Interchange puts the society within easy reach of the rest of Lahore without needing to pass through congested inner-city routes.
- A wide range of plot sizes, from 3 Marla residential up to 2 Kanal, means the project can accommodate different budgets within the same society.
- Dedicated overseas blocks and international offices in Dubai, Riyadh, and London suggest the developer has built its sales and support infrastructure specifically around non-resident buyers.
- Central amenities — the stadium, school, masjid, and commercial complex — are positioned close enough to most blocks that residents won’t need to travel far for daily needs.
As with any developing society, buyers should verify current development status and NOC details directly with the developer or LDA before finalizing a purchase, since a master plan reflects the intended layout rather than the pace of construction on the ground.