10 Marla Plot in Sector B Bahria Town Lahore – Prices, Blocks and Buying Guide

If you are looking for a 10 marla plot in Sector B Bahria Town Lahore, you are looking at the most popular family-plot size in the town's oldest and most settled sector. Sector B is the first sector of Bahria Town Lahore, at the entrance of the town, close to Canal Road and the Main Boulevard. It is fully developed, largely populated, and LDA approved, which means the streets, parks, and utilities are already in place and families have been living there for years. A 10 marla plot here is not a new-deal or developing-area purchase — it is a plot in a mature neighbourhood, and that is exactly why buyers want it.

This guide explains what a 10 marla plot in Sector B costs as of November 2026, which blocks offer this size, and what you should check before buying. Every price here is indicative, because the price of a plot depends on its block, its street, its facing, and its possession status. Treat the figures as a guide, and contact us for the current rate on the exact plot you want.

Where Sector B Sits in Bahria Town Lahore

Sector B sits at the entrance of Bahria Town Lahore, next to the Executive Lodges and the Safari Villas, and it is easily reached from Canal Road. It is the oldest sector of the town, and it is fully developed and ready to live in. The sector is divided into blocks, and each block has its own character. The blocks that offer 10 marla plots are Ghauri Block, Takbeer Block, Shaheen Block, New Shaheen Block, and Tauheed Block. Other parts of the sector offer different sizes — Ali Block, Umar Block, and Usman Block are the blocks for 5 marla plots — while the Safari Villas area offers ready-built villas rather than plots.

The location of Sector B is one of its strongest points. It is close to the Main Boulevard, to commercial areas, to schools, and to well-maintained parks, and because it is at the entrance of the town, getting in and out is easy. The sector's streets are carpeted, the street lights are in place, and most streets already have houses built on them. That is the difference between Sector B and the newer sectors: here, you are not waiting for development to arrive. It is already there.

Sector B is also fully LDA approved, with a NOC, which is something buyers should always confirm for the exact plot. Approval matters because it affects the value of the plot, the ease of building on it, and the confidence of future buyers if you ever sell. In a fully developed sector like Sector B, the approval position is settled, and that gives buyers one less thing to worry about.

Prices for a 10 Marla Plot in Sector B

There is no single fixed rate for a 10 marla plot in Sector B Bahria Town Lahore, because the price depends on the block and the exact plot. The most recent published data points paint a clear picture. The Zameen Index, September 2026 release, puts Sector B at around PKR 9,000 per square foot — the highest rate per foot in Bahria Town Lahore — which works out to roughly PKR 2.02 crore for a standard 10 marla plot of 2,250 square feet. Live listings tell the same story at the top end: a 10 marla plot in Shaheen Block is listed at PKR 2.22 crore, and a 10 marla plot in Takbeer Block is listed at PKR 1.85 crore, both with all dues and map. A 10 marla plot in Tauheed Block is listed at PKR 1.55 crore.

At the more affordable end, published block-wise guides put 10 marla plots in Ghauri Block at roughly PKR 90 lac to PKR 1.20 crore, in Takbeer Block at roughly PKR 90 lac to PKR 1.10 crore, and in Shaheen Block and New Shaheen Block at roughly PKR 1.00 crore to PKR 1.20 crore — though those guide figures are from an older 2021 publication and today's asking prices in the sector have moved up since then. Putting the older guides and the current listings together, a sensible indicative range as of November 2026 for a 10 marla plot in Sector B is roughly PKR 1.00 crore to PKR 2.20 crore, depending on the block and the plot.

That range is a guide, not a quote. The exact price depends on the street, the facing, and whether the plot is a possession plot or a file. A corner plot or a park-facing plot will ask for more than a standard street plot, and a plot on a developed street with possession will ask for more than one in a less developed pocket. For comparison, the average 10 marla plot across all of Bahria Town Lahore was asking around PKR 1.46 crore as of the Zameen Index September 2026 release — so Sector B sits well above the town average, as you would expect from the oldest, most settled sector.

Which Blocks Offer 10 Marla Plots in Sector B

Five blocks in Sector B offer 10 marla plots, and each one is worth understanding.

Ghauri Block is a completely developed block in Sector B, and it is often described as one of the most beautiful blocks of the sector. It offers 10 marla residential plots in a settled, populated setting. Published guides put its 10 marla plots at roughly PKR 90 lac to PKR 1.20 crore, though today's asking prices should be checked against current listings, because the sector's rates have risen since those guides were written.

Takbeer Block is another strong option for 10 marla plots in Sector B, and it is one of the blocks where current listings are visible. A 10 marla residential plot in Takbeer Block is listed at PKR 1.85 crore, with all dues and map, and older guides put the block's 10 marla plots at roughly PKR 90 lac to PKR 1.10 crore. Takbeer Block is a good block to check first if you want a 10 marla plot in a developed part of Sector B.

Shaheen Block is known for its clean environment, solid infrastructure, and easy access to all the town's facilities, and it is one of the most preferred blocks in Sector B. A 10 marla plot in Shaheen Block is listed at PKR 2.22 crore, at the top end of the sector's range. New Shaheen Block is the neighbouring block, and published guides put its 10 marla plots at roughly PKR 1.00 crore to PKR 1.10 crore — worth comparing with Shaheen Block itself before you decide.

Tauheed Block is another block in Sector B that offers 10 marla plots, with a current listing at PKR 1.55 crore. It sits in the middle of the sector's price range, and it is worth checking alongside Ghauri Block and Takbeer Block, because a similar plot in a different block can differ in price by several lakh.

Ask your consultant to check the current inventory in all five blocks, rather than focusing on just one, so you can compare what is actually available. Availability in Sector B is limited, because the sector is largely built up — most of the plots are already built on, and the ones that come to the market tend to sell to buyers who want to build in a ready neighbourhood.

Why Buyers Choose a 10 Marla Plot in Sector B

The main reason buyers choose a 10 marla plot in Sector B is that the sector is already finished. You are not waiting for roads, parks, or utilities. The streets are carpeted, the street lights work, the parks are maintained, and your neighbours are already living there. For a family that wants to build and move in without a long wait, that matters more than a lower price in a developing sector.

The second reason is location. Sector B is at the entrance of Bahria Town Lahore, close to Canal Road and the Main Boulevard, and within easy reach of the town's commercial areas, schools, and mosques. A 10 marla plot here gives you a home in a prime, established part of the town, and that location holds its value. The sector's plots are in demand precisely because the location is settled and the development is complete.

The third reason is the size itself. A 10 marla plot measures about 35 by 65 feet, which is enough for a spacious double-storey house with four bedrooms, a drawing room, a lounge, a family kitchen, and parking. It is the step up for families who find 5 marla tight, and it suits a growing family, a buyer who wants a proper family home, or an investor who wants a plot that can be built on and rented or sold. A 10 marla house in a settled sector like Sector B is easier to rent and easier to sell than the same house in a developing area, because the location is already proven.

Possession, Files, and Paperwork to Check

In Bahria Town Lahore, the difference between a possession plot and a file matters a great deal, and it matters in Sector B as well, even though the sector is fully developed. A possession plot is one where you can take possession and start construction, subject to the society's rules. A file, or an affidavit plot, is a booking that has not yet reached possession stage. Most 10 marla plots on offer in Sector B are possession plots, because the sector is largely developed, but you should still confirm the status, the plot number allocation, and the dues for the specific plot you are buying before paying.

Before buying a 10 marla plot in Sector B, check the seller's ownership, the plot's status and dues, and the transfer process. Ask for a clear breakdown of all charges: transfer fee, possession charges, utility charges, and any outstanding dues. Get the total cost in writing, not just the headline price. The transfer charges for a plot in Bahria Town Lahore are a real cost, and they should be part of your budget from the start.

If you are buying from overseas, these checks matter even more. Ask for documents and verification before sending any payment, and use a trusted consultant who can verify the plot on the ground. A short video of the plot and its street, showing the plot number board and the surrounding area, is a simple step that can prevent a costly mistake. Never pay a booking amount on the basis of a single photograph or a verbal promise alone.

Building a House on a 10 Marla Plot in Sector B

If your plan is to build, think about construction costs as well as the plot price. A 10 marla plot supports a spacious double-storey house, and the cost of building it should be part of your total budget from the start. Many buyers focus only on the plot price and are surprised later by the construction cost. The plot plus construction together should still fit your budget.

As a rough guide, current published construction cost guides for Bahria Town Lahore put a complete double-storey house with A-grade finishing at roughly PKR 1.23 crore to PKR 1.47 crore for a 5 marla house of about 2,000 square feet, and roughly PKR 2.11 crore to PKR 2.52 crore for a 10 marla house, as of November 2026. So a 10 marla plot in Sector B plus a complete house can easily total PKR 3.00 crore to PKR 4.50 crore or more, depending on the block, the plot, and the finishing. Compare that total with the price of a ready 10 marla house in the same sector before you decide. If you want to build your own house to your own design, the plot is the better route. If you want to move in quickly, a ready house may be worth comparing.

Also consider the society's building rules, including covered area, setbacks, and approval steps. A good consultant can guide you through the approval process and help you avoid delays. Because Sector B is fully developed, the building process is straightforward, and the utilities are already in place, which makes construction simpler than in a developing sector. Talk to an architect early, even before buying, so you know what kind of house the plot can support and whether its shape and direction suit your plan.

Who Should Buy a 10 Marla Plot in Sector B, and Who Should Wait

A 10 marla plot in Sector B suits a buyer who wants a family home in a fully developed, settled sector, who is comfortable paying more for a ready location, and who has the budget for both the plot and the construction. If you are building a family home for the long term, and you want parks, shops, and schools already open on your street, Sector B offers that from day one. If you are an investor, a 10 marla plot in a settled sector is easier to build on and rent, because the location is already proven.

Sector B may not suit a buyer with a tight budget. A 10 marla plot in a newer sector, such as Sector G or Sector F, costs much less — roughly PKR 65 lac to PKR 95 lac in Sector G blocks — and if your priority is the lowest possible price, those sectors are worth comparing. There is nothing wrong with choosing a different sector. The right purchase is the one that matches your budget, your timeline, and your patience for development — not the one that sounds most impressive.

Whatever your budget, avoid rushing. Visit the sector, compare several plots in Ghauri Block, Takbeer Block, Shaheen Block, New Shaheen Block, and Tauheed Block, check the paperwork, and take a second opinion before paying. A 10 marla plot is a large purchase, and a few extra days of checking are always worth it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of a 10 marla plot in Sector B Bahria Town Lahore?

The indicative range as of November 2026 is roughly PKR 1.00 crore to PKR 2.20 crore. Current listings put a 10 marla plot in Shaheen Block at PKR 2.22 crore, in Takbeer Block at PKR 1.85 crore, and in Tauheed Block at PKR 1.55 crore, while older published guides put Ghauri Block, Takbeer Block, Shaheen Block, and New Shaheen Block at roughly PKR 90 lac to PKR 1.20 crore. Contact us for the current rate on the exact plot you want, because the price depends on the block, the street, the facing, and the possession status.

Which blocks in Sector B have 10 marla plots?

Ghauri Block, Takbeer Block, Shaheen Block, New Shaheen Block, and Tauheed Block offer 10 marla plots in Sector B Bahria Town Lahore. Ali Block, Umar Block, and Usman Block are the blocks for 5 marla plots in the same sector, and the Safari Villas area offers ready-built villas rather than plots.

Is Sector B Bahria Town Lahore fully developed?

Yes. Sector B is the oldest sector of Bahria Town Lahore, and it is fully developed and largely populated, with carpeted roads, street lights, parks, and houses already built on most streets. It is also fully LDA approved. The sector sits at the entrance of the town, next to the Executive Lodges and the Safari Villas, and it is easily reached from Canal Road.

Is a 10 marla plot in Sector B a possession plot?

Most 10 marla plots on offer in Sector B are possession plots, because the sector is largely developed, but you should still confirm the status, the plot number allocation, and the dues for the specific plot you are buying before paying. A file, or affidavit plot, carries a different timeline and different charges, so check the status rather than assuming it.

Can I build a house on a 10 marla plot in Sector B?

Yes. A 10 marla plot measures about 35 by 65 feet and supports a spacious double-storey house with four bedrooms, a drawing room, a lounge, and parking, subject to Bahria Town's building rules on covered area and setbacks. Because the sector is fully developed, the utilities are already in place, which makes construction simpler than in a developing sector.

Is a 10 marla plot in Sector B a good investment?

A 10 marla plot in Sector B is in a settled, fully developed sector at the entrance of Bahria Town Lahore, and that location holds its value — Sector B commands the highest rate per square foot in the town, around PKR 9,000 per square foot as of the Zameen Index September 2026 release. It suits a buyer who wants to build and live in a ready neighbourhood, or an investor who wants a plot that can be built on and rented. Buy at a fair market price, check the paperwork, and compare with the price of a ready house in the same sector before you decide.

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