Gulshan-e-Mehran 1-C Extension (Sindh Govt. Employees Co-operative Housing Society)

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Gulshan-e-Mehran (Sindh Govt. Employees Co-operative Housing Society) Sector 1-C Extension, main Super Highway Link road, beside Defence Phase 1 Malir Cantt.
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Coordinates:   24°57'57"N   67°11'33"E

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  • This is Block 1-C-Extension in "Gulshan-e-Mehran". Abu-Zar-Ghaffari is just behind it. This part of Gulshan-e-Mehran has plots of 400, 240 and 150 square yards, few of 600 square yards as well. A Beautiful Mosque is being built there, Right next to it is Defence Phase 1 Malir. The price of plot, at the moment, is 8 lacs for 400 square yards. (24th August 2012)
  • Today's market rates: (Residential Plots): 150 Square Yards: 4 Lacs 240 Square Yards: 6 to 7 Lacs 400 Square Yards: 10 Lacs (minimum price, no plots at 10 lacs available at the moment)
  • Market Update 27-12-2013 One plot of 400 yards sold at 12 lacs. No other deal in 400 yards available, only one plot of 240 yards in the last belt is for sale at 7.5 lacs.
  • Gulshan-e-Mehran 1-C Ext. Today's Market ( March 2014): Buyers offering upto 15 Lacs for 400 square yards, but no genuine seller in the market.
  • It's nice to see the updates on plot prices in Gulshan-e-Mehran 1-C. How much buyers are offering these days for a 240 square yards plot. Why people are not building houses in this area? Are there any restrictions from the government?
  • March 2016 Price Update: 400 Square Yards from 35 to 40 Lac.
  • I want to know what is the procedure for obtaining a copy of The allotment order for a plot owned in Sind Govt Employees Housing society Karachi. Can any body from this society guide me. Thanks Rashid Ali
  • What is the market price of 120 square yard in phase 4
  • This is because of Powerful corrupt administration of Malir Cannt backed by well known invisible force. God bless this Country. Hundred of peoples have died waiting to build house on their plots they bought with their hard earned money.Judiciary seems to be help less as Cantt administration is not obeying their orders.
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