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DHA Lahore Rental Yield — Phase by Phase

What a house earns in rent against what it costs to buy — real gross yields from live listings
Last updated: 17 September 2026 ·  Houses for sale & rent ·  Full market report
Best gross yield today: Phase 9 Town — about 5.1% a year

The yield table

Houses only, like for like: median rent per marla per month against median price per marla · phases with at least 3 rent and 3 sale listings · gross yield, before taxes and upkeep.

PhaseGross yearly yieldRent (per marla / month)Price (per marla)Rent listingsSale listings
DHA Phase 9 Town5.1%0.24 lakh56 lakh6521421
DHA Phase 74.9%0.185 lakh45 lakh5132490
DHA Phase 54.7%0.223 lakh56.8 lakh488728
DHA Phase 44.4%0.168 lakh45.5 lakh164331
DHA Phase 24.4%0.138 lakh37.5 lakh71171
DHA Phase 64.1%0.195 lakh57.5 lakh7612303
DHA Phase 34.1%0.15 lakh44 lakh150276
DHA Phase 14.1%0.128 lakh37.4 lakh117222
DHA Phase 84%0.168 lakh50 lakh195454
Phase Raya3.6%0.22 lakh73.8 lakh5246

Common questions

Which DHA Lahore phase gives the best rental return?

On today's live listings, Phase 9 Town — a gross yearly yield of about 5.1% (median house rent 0.24 lakh per marla per month against a median house price of 56 lakh per marla).

How is the yield worked out?

Gross yearly yield = (median monthly house rent per marla × 12) ÷ median house sale price per marla, per phase — both medians from live listings of houses only, so like is compared with like. Taxes, maintenance and vacancy are not deducted.

Are these final figures?

No — both sides are dealers' asking demands from live listings, refreshed daily. Actual rents and prices are settled by negotiation.

Every rent and sale figure here comes from a live listing with its own dealer — open the homes section and talk to them directly.

Every phase and every size has its own price page

About this data:figures come from live dealer asking demands (DHA Lahore dealer groups and public portals), imported and refreshed daily. A price is counted only when it works out to a sane per-marla rate for its own size (2–150 lakh/marla). Plot numbers are matched against DHA's official map record — where a dealer's claim clashes with the record, the record wins. These are asking prices, not closed transactions.