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Hafeez Center is a famous electronics market for tech enthusiasts located in the bustling area of Gulberg Main Boulevard, Lahore, Pakistan. The market specializes in a wide range of branded and non-branded products, with a focus on computers, mobile phones, laptops, and related accessories. Known for its diverse selection and competitive prices, Hafeez Center has become a key destination for both consumers and businesses seeking electronics in Lahore.
| Location | Main Boulevard, Gulberg III, Lahore, Punjab 54000 |
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| Website | https://hafeezcenterlhr.com/ |
History
Hafeez Center was established in the late 1980s and quickly grew into one of Lahore’s leading electronics markets. Initially, it started as one plaza for computer and mobile phone retailers. Over the years, the market expanded significantly from Jeff Heights to I.T Tower, with a diverse range of shops catering to various electronics needs, including mobile phone accessories, laptops, and software.
The market's growth can be attributed to the increasing demand for technology and electronics in Pakistan, particularly in urban areas. Hafeez Center became a symbol of Lahore's rising tech industry, attracting both local and international customers.
Products and Services
- Mobile Phones and Accessories
- Computers and Laptops
- Electronics and Gadgets
- Repair and Technical Services
Brands and Vendors
Market Layout and Shopping Experience
The market consists of 6 floors and 9 gates, with hundreds of shops and booths dedicated to various aspects of the electronics business.
- Lower Ground Floor/Upper Ground Floor: Mobile phone shops
- 1st Floor: Printers and networking product shops
- 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Floors: Laptops and PCs
- Basement and Ground Floor: Parking and wide open area
The center is typically busy throughout the week, with weekends drawing even larger crowds. The shops are often organized by product category, making it easier for customers to find the specific electronics they are looking for.
The market also serves as a hub for tech enthusiasts, who often visit to compare the latest gadgets, discuss products with retailers, and participate in online forums related to technology. The market’s proximity to major commercial areas in Lahore makes it a convenient shopping destination for both individuals and businesses.
Massive Fire in 2020
In early 2020, Hafeez Center was struck by a devastating fire that caused significant damage to parts of the market. The fire, which started on one of the upper floors, quickly spread, destroying a number of shops and resulting in the loss of valuable electronics inventory. Firefighting teams were dispatched to control the blaze, and while the situation was brought under control, the incident caused both financial and emotional distress for the affected business owners and customers.
The fire prompted an investigation into the causes, which included concerns about electrical wiring and fire safety measures in the building. The tragedy highlighted the need for enhanced safety protocols and fire prevention systems, particularly in densely packed commercial spaces. Following the incident, Hafeez Center underwent safety upgrades, and many shop owners worked together to rebuild and restore the market to its previous prominence.
Modern-Day Relevance
In recent years, Hafeez Center has adapted to the increasing trend of e-commerce and online shopping. Many retailers have established Hafeez Center online stores, allowing customers to browse and purchase electronics from the comfort of their homes. However, the market remains a vital part of Lahore’s retail landscape, with many customers still preferring the in-person shopping experience.
With the rise of mobile technology and digital advancements, Hafeez Center continues to thrive by offering the latest gadgets and cutting-edge devices, ensuring its place as one of Lahore’s most popular destinations for electronics.
References
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- Malik, Zunair (2024-01-21). "Exploring Hafeez Center Lahore's Tech Hub for Electronics Galore". Lost in Lahore. Retrieved 2024-12-25.
- "Hafeez Center (Lahore) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go". Tripadvisor. Archived from the original on 2023-03-25. Retrieved 2024-12-25.
- Taimoor, Muhammad (2020-10-18). "Massive fire at Lahore's Hafeez Centre yet to be put out completely". DAWN.COM. Retrieved 2024-12-25.
- "Centre of investigation: Hafeez Centre fire has proved that all departments are 'helpless' | Shehr | thenews.com.pk". www.thenews.com.pk. Retrieved 2024-12-25.