The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) Housing Scheme is an initiative by the Indian government to provide affordable housing options to Delhi residents. The scheme involves the development and sale of residential units, mainly flats and apartments, at affordable rates.
Before placing a bid, participants must register on the e-auction platform, by visiting the official e-auction portal - eservices.dda.org.in and pay 2,500 rupees for each flat they want to purchase. A booking deposit of 15 lakh rupees for HIG, 25 lakh rupees for penthouses, and 10 lakh rupees for MIG flats is required from candidates upon registration.
According to sources, DDA has offered a special scheme for government employees for MIG (2 BHK) flats at Narela under which it is offering a 25% discount. In total, there are 445 such flats, which after a discount will cost Rs 75 lakhs.
1. The candidate must be an Indian citizen and must have a PAN card. 2. The applicant must be 18 years of age . 3. A housing unit will be allotted only to a person or jointly with his wife/dependent if they do not own a plot of over 67 sq m in Delhi or Delhi Cantonment Area. 4. If a husband and wife apply separately, only one will be allotted a housing unit. 5. The annual income of an applicant or joint applicant should not be above Rs 3 lakh, and the household income should not exceed Rs 10 lakh per annum. 6. Applicant must have a valid and active bank account.