DDA Floors: If you are thinking of buying your dream home in the country’s capital, Delhi, then this might be the best news for you. The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has launched three housing schemes designed to provide affordable housing options for Delhi residents, catering to a wide range of income groups. The DDA launched three different housing schemes on Monday (August 19), offering around 40,000 apartments. These schemes also include apartments that were previously unsold.
Below are 3 housing plans:
- DDA Sasta Ghar Housing Scheme 2024
- DDA General Housing Plan 2024
- DDA Dwarka Housing Scheme 2024
All flats in the DDA plan will be fully owned
According to the information, all the flats under this DDA scheme will be freehold. Registrations will begin from August 21 through an e-auction. Further, on August 22, registrations will be opened on a first-come, first-serve basis. Booking of flats under this scheme will begin from September 10 and the scheme will close on March 31, 2025.
Apartment prices start at Rs 11.5 lakh
Among the three schemes, around 34,000 flats, including EWS and HIG categories, will be available at a discount. These flats are located in Ramgarh Colony, Siraspur, Loknayakpuram, Rohini and Narela, with starting prices of Rs 11.5 lakh. The second scheme offers around 5,400 flats across all categories, including HIG, MIG, LIG and EWS, with starting prices of Rs 29 lakh. These flats are located in Jasola, Loknayakpuram and Narela.
Premium apartments starting from Rs 1.2 crore
The premium category includes 173 apartments, ranging from MIG to HIG and higher class options. These apartments are located in Dwarka, with prices starting at Rs 1.2 crore. It is important to note that the premium category apartments can only be purchased through e-auction, while the other two categories can be purchased on a first-come, first-serve basis. For more details about the scheme, visit the official DDA website at https://eservices.dda.org.in/
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