Four ways to invest in Bahria Town.
Whether you want passive rental yield, short-hold appreciation, or active build-and-sell returns — there's a path through GR Developers. All four angles, the realistic numbers, and the inventory to act on each, in one place.
Match the strategy to your capital + timeline.
Rental-yield commercial shops
Bahria Town commercial frontage at PKR 1.9M–20M+ — ground-floor shops in Iqbal Block, Tulip Commercial, and Main Boulevard with established foot traffic.
- Target return
- 5–8% / year
- Horizon
- Buy & hold
Apartment rentals
One-bed and studio apartments in GR-25 + GR-02 — sold out at launch, resale inventory available. Easy to rent to Bahria Town's tenant pool.
- Target return
- 6–9% / year
- Horizon
- Buy & hold
Build-and-sell partnership
You fund the plot + construction, we build and sell at market price, profit is split per a written ratio. 10–14 month cycle, transparent BoQ.
- Target return
- 18–28% IRR (indicative)
- Horizon
- 10–14 months
5 / 10 Marla flips
Buy a turnkey home from us at completion price, hold for 12–24 months, sell into the appreciation cycle. Lower management overhead than rental.
- Target return
- 12–20% / 1–2 years
- Horizon
- Short hold
Units you can buy today.
- GR-25
G2, Main Boulevard
Commercial shops + luxury apartments on Bahria Orchard's Main Boulevard. Delivered 2025, fully occupied.
17 units available → - GR-02
Iqbal Block, Bahria Town
Shops + luxury apartments in Iqbal Block Commercial. Delivered January 2026 — only a handful of resale units remain.
3 units available → - GR-03
Tulip Commercial, Bahria Town
Shops + luxury apartments at the gateway to Bahria. In front of Grand Jamia Mosque, 500m from Talwaar Chowk.
12 units available →
Investor questions we hear every week.
- What's the realistic rental yield in Bahria Town?
- Commercial shops on active corridors run 5–8% gross annual yield (rental income / purchase price). Apartments 6–9%. Residential homes 4–6%. These are gross — operating costs (maintenance, vacancy) take 1–2 points off.
- How much capital do I need to start?
- Smallest entry: a basement shop at PKR 1.9M (GR-25 resale). With the 50/50 installment plan, that's PKR 950K down + 12 monthly payments. Apartments start around PKR 7M total. Build-partner program: PKR 12M+ for the smallest plot.
- Can NRPs invest from abroad?
- Yes — and Roshan Digital Account is the recommended path. Capital + profits are fully repatriable when funds come through RDA. Everything (booking, paperwork, possession) can be handled remotely via Power of Attorney.
- What about exit liquidity?
- Bahria Town has an active secondary market — typical sale window is 1–3 months for shops and apartments, 2–4 months for houses. We can also list through our own buyer pipeline for a small commission if you want a faster exit.
- Are there tax implications?
- Yes — Capital Value Tax (CVT), stamp duty, withholding tax on rental income, and CGT on resale. Filer status materially affects all of these. We work with a partner tax advisor who can structure the deal cleanly before you commit.
- How is this different from REITs or stocks?
- Direct ownership of a physical asset — no fund management fees, no third-party custodian risk. Tradeoffs: less liquid, larger ticket size, more hands-on at purchase / exit. Suited to investors who want tangible asset exposure.
Tell us your capital + timeline. We'll match the angle.
Walk-through of actual numbers from a recent deal, transparent math, no upsell pressure. We tell you when an option doesn't fit too.