The Urban Unit (Punjab)

▲ 7% Bahria Town – Market Overview ▲ 2.9% DHA Phase 6 – Market Overview ▲ 7.7% Lake City – Market Overview ▲ 7% Bahria Town – Market Overview ▲ 2.9% DHA Phase 6 – Market Overview ▲ 7.7% Lake City – Market Overview

Bricks – Rory Bricks Ballast – 110 /cft Bricks – Awwal Briks – A Grade – 22000 /per 1000 units Bricks – Special Bricks – A Grade – 26500 /per 1000 units Bricks – Tiles – 21000 /per 1000 units Bricks – Doem Bricks – B grade – 21000 /per 1000 units Bricks-Awwal Bricks Machine Made – 21000 /per 1000 units Cement – Pioneer Cement – 1390 /bag Cement – DG – 1410 /bag Cement – Lucky – 1430 /bag Cement – Mapel Leaf WHITE – 1460 /bag Cement – Bestway – 1450 /bag Cement – Flying Pakistan – 1430 /bag Cement – Maple Leaf – 1420 /bag Crush – Bajjar Dina – 150 /cft Crush – Bajjar Sargodha – 165 /cft Crush – Sargodha 1/2 Down(A Grade) – 180 /cft Crush Margalla – 3 Sector(A Grade) – 167 /cft Crush Margalla 1/2 Down(A Grade) – 200 /cft Crush sargodha – 3 sector(A Grade) – 167 /cft Crush Sargodha 1/2 Down (B Grade) – 158 /cft

Steel5200/kg

Cement950/bag

Sand1200/ton

Contact Information

Key Functions

Urban data analysis
Policy research support
Smart city planning
Infrastructure development advisory
Geographic information management
Sustainable urban strategies
Public sector consultancy
Evidence-based decision making.

The Urban Unit was established in 2006, as Project Management Unit (PMU) of the Planning & Development Department under the Government of Punjab. In 2012, the Unit underwent significant transformation and was converted into an independent Company, registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP).It is a mutli-disciplinary organization – centered upon the data repository, international and national collaborations with research centers and donor agencies. The mandate of Urban Unit is to give policy advice and services to public and private sector organization in the areas that include inter alia Housing & Urban Planning, Urban Transport, Solid Waste Management, Water & Sanitation, Urban Economics & Municipal Finance, Institutional Development, Capacity Building, and Services Delivery Improvement.