Quick summary: If you want near‑term occupancy, rental income and easier resale — Union Town Lahore currently offers stronger connectivity and earlier development readiness. Etihad Town Lahore may provide long‑term upside but generally requires a longer holding period and acceptance of development risk.

1. Location & Connectivity

Union Town Lahore is positioned with convenient access to major corridors such as Raiwind Road, Canal Road and the Lahore Ring Road, making commutes and services more accessible for residents. For full project details, visit the Union Town page on our site: Union Town Lahore — project page.

Etihad Town Lahore sits further along the Raiwind/Jia Bagga corridor. It’s attractive as a planned community but some phases are more future‑oriented in terms of infrastructure. Explore our Etihad Town guide here: Etihad Town Lahore — project page.

2. Development Status & Surroundings

Union Town benefits from proximity to established neighbourhoods (Wapda Town, Johar Town, Valencia) with schools, hospitals and retail already operating. Etihad Town offers modern master‑planning and amenities but a few blocks may still be under active development — consider phase‑level checks before buying.

3. Legal Approval & Investment Security

Both projects advertise LDA approval for specific phases. Always verify the exact NOC/approval documents for the block or plot you’re interested in and request title/transfer proofs before signing.

4. Price, Plot Sizes & Payment Plans

Both developments offer multiple plot sizes (3, 5, 10 Marla, 1 Kanal, etc.) with instalment plans. Union Town often targets more budget‑conscious buyers with flexible payment options; Etihad Town can command a premium on some phases.

5. Investment Value & Appreciation Potential

Short‑to‑medium term (2–5 years): Union Town is likely to deliver faster liquidity and rental demand. Long‑term (5–10 years): Etihad Town may appreciate more if surrounding infrastructure and commercial development follow through.

6. Which Should You Choose?

• Pick Union Town if you want quicker occupancy, stronger rental demand and a more central location.
• Pick Etihad Town if you’re investing for the long term and comfortable with development timelines and premium phases.

Conclusion

Both projects have merits: Union Town for nearer‑term returns and Etihad Town for potential longer‑term value. Align your choice with your timeframe, budget and risk appetite.

Want a deeper comparison (prices, instalment examples, nearby schools, and NOC/approval PDFs)? Contact our team or use the two dedicated project pages linked above for phase‑by‑phase details.