Delhi Development Authority (DDA) on Saturday launched the 2021 housing plan With more than 1,300 apartments for sale in four categories: Highest Income Group (HIG), Middle Income Group (MIG), Lower Income Group (LIG) and Janta Apartments, in locations like Dwarka, Jasola , Manglapuri, Vasant Kunj and Rohini.
How many apartments are there for sale and at what price?
HIG floors are available in 3 BHK and 2 BHK categories; while MIGs are in category 2 BHK. In HIG’s 3 BHK category, 215 flats are offered in Jasola, Pocket 9B in the price range of Rs 1.97 cr to Rs 2.14 cr, according to the brochure. In the same category, 13 flats are offered in Vasant Kunj in the price range of Rs 1.43 cr to Rs 1.72 cr. 757 MIG-category apartments are located in Dwarka, Vasant Kunj and Rohini, while EWS’s are in Mangalagiri, authorities said. They are priced between 41 lakh and 1.24 crore. LIG flats are priced between 17 lakh rupees and 35 lakh rupees in areas such as Dwarka, Rohini and Narela. Janta flats have a price band of Rs 8 to Rs 30 lakh in Manglapuri and Narela.
What’s new in this scheme?
This is the first time the DDA has provided multi-level underground parking with up to three parking spaces for one story, a three-level internal water management model, rainwater harvesting, and compliance with the 2016 National Building Code in its HIG floors. in the Jasola area.
According to the internal three-tier water management plan, the recycled water will be used in urinals and for horticulture. The water generated from rainwater harvesting can be used for the bathroom and kitchen, and the reverse osmosis treated water for drinking, a DDA official said.
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The 2016 National Building Code guidelines that were followed on the project refer to fire and structural safety provisions, design provisions for wind and seismic loads, modern lighting techniques such as LED and induction light, and faster elevators for taller buildings. Also, this is the first time that the entire process is online. Previously, people had to apply by visiting banks or DDA offices.
Who can apply and how?
Applicant must be a citizen of India, have attained 18 years of age and must not own any dwelling unit (including residential plot) / apartment in whole or in part on a leasehold or wholly owned basis in Delhi, as either in his own name or in the name of the spouse or in the name of any of the dependent relatives, including unmarried children. Both husband and wife can apply for flats separately, subject to meeting the eligibility conditions with the stipulations that if both are successful, only one floor will be assigned to one.
The scheme is entirely online, for which the DDA has developed new AWAAS software through which applicants can complete all application, payment and possession procedures online. They have to visit DDA just for the Conveyance deed execution process, a senior official said.
Applicants applying for apartments under the scheme will have to deposit an application money of Rs 25,000 for EWS; LIG – Rs 1.00.00; MIG – Rs 2.00.00; HIG – 2.00,000 rupees. If the applicant gives preference to more than one category, he has to deposit the application money of the highest category. The last date to apply for the program is February 16.
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