The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will launch a housing plan for the sale of 1,354 flats on Saturday, mostly in the High Income Group (HIG) and Middle Income Group (MIG) categories. Officials said all applications, payments and letters of possession will be processed online. “People will have to come to the DDA office only once to execute the deed of transfer,” said an official.
Of the 1,354 apartments, 230 are HIG in Dwarka and Vasant Kunj, and 704 are MIG category apartments in Jasola and Dwarka. Up to 275 flats in Manglapuri, Dwarka, have been allocated to the economically weaker sections. The remainder are Low Income Group category apartments in Rohini. The three bedroom HIG flats in Jasola are priced at Rs 2.1 million. The most expensive DDA floors so far worth Rs1.7 crore in the HIG category were sold at Vasant Kunj in 2019.
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After three failed housing schemes, the DDA expects a good response to its new housing scheme as these flats are spacious and located in well-connected areas.
The DDA had put 18,000 apartments up for sale in 2019, but was forced to reduce the number to 10,294 because it did not get the desired response. The agency received 45,012 applications, but was only able to sell 8,438. About 6,000 flats have been returned, a senior official said.
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