[ecis2016.org] With many flats being surrendered, the Delhi Development Authority introduced a ‘first come first served’ policy in its DDA Housing Scheme 2021, for those inventories that are not in demand. Applicants can now make an online booking for the upcoming DDA housing scheme 2022
The DDA caters to the growing housing needs in Delhi by launching various affordable housing schemes and enables the citizens to apply for its different housing schemes online through its official website. The housing scheme offers affordable DDA flats in Delhi for those belonging to different sections of society and income groups.
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The process of submitting applications under the DDA housing scheme, along with issuance of the demand letter, possession letter, conveyance deed, are accepted only through the online mode. Thus, it is important for applicants to keep a track of the latest updates on the official DDA website.
The DDA conducted the draw of lots on April 18, 2022, for its special housing scheme launched in 2021. The scheme offers 18,335 flats, mostly those returned by allottees in previous housing schemes. The draw of lots was conducted in the presence of judges and senior DDA officials and it was telecast live. Applicants can click on this https://dda.golivecast.in/ to view the telecast.
The draw of lots for the Special Housing Scheme 2021 witnessed less than one-third of takers, and only 5,227 flats were allotted. DDA said it had placed 18,335 flats across 28 localities under the housing scheme. However, the authority put 9,790 flats in the final draw, considering it received only 12,387 applicants who deposited the registration fee. It also said that most applicants preferred localities such as Vasant Kunj, Jasola and Dwarka, while the preferences for the Narela sub-city were not as per expectations. As per a senior official, connectivity issues may be one of the reasons that not many people came forward. Besides, DDA flats were losing out to private developers that provide houses at lower rates in NCR, according to sources in the DDA.
With the aim to revive the interest of homebuyers, the DDA has decided to dispose of its unsold housing inventory. On June 3, 2022, a DDA official said that the authority plans to sell DDA flats from the earlier schemes on a first come, first served’ basis. In March 2022, the authority said that it had passed an amendment to its housing regulations prohibiting individuals from buying flats if they already own a flat or land in the city. As per the official, the relaxation in the amendment is expected to get the Union Ministry’s approval. The official added that the authority has decided not to introduce new housing projects, mainly due to the increased land cost. However, it is now focusing on the land pooling policy that was notified by DDA in 2018. It has opened a 90-day window for citizens to apply under the land pooling policy.
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DDA housing scheme 2022
DDA enables interested citizens to apply for a house, under the DDA housing scheme, through its online portal. Now, applicants are eligible to make an upcoming DDA housing scheme 2022.
The development authority will provide homes to the poor people at the cost of just Rs 7 lakhs under the PM Awas Yojana, along with the basic facilities.
DDA Housing Scheme 2021 price list, flats location
| Locality | Type of flat | No. of flats | Area in sq meter | Tentative cost |
| Jasola, Pocket-9B | 3BHK/HIG | 215 | 162-177 | Rs 1.97-2.14 crore |
| Vasant Kunj | 3BHK/HIG | 13 | 110-115 | Rs 1.4-1.7crore |
| Rohini | 3BHK/HIG | 8 | 151-156 | Rs 99 lakh-1.03 crore |
| Dwarka, Sector 18B | 3BHK/HIG | 6 | 134-140 | Rs 1.17-1.23 crore |
| Nasirpur, Dwarka and Paschim Vihar | 3BHK/HIG | 8 | 88-99 | Rs 69-73 lakh |
| Jasola Sector 8 | 3BHK/HIG | 2 | 106-126 | Rs 98 lakh-1.18 crore |
| Vasant Kunj Sector B Pkt 2 | 2BHK/HIG | 1 | 88-101 | Rs 97 lakh- 1.17 crore |
| Vasant Kunj Block F | 2BHK/HIG | 1 | 87-108 | Rs 1.15-1.4 crore |
| Dwarka Sector 19B | 2BHK/MIG | 352 | 119-129 | Rs 1.14-1.24 crore |
| Dwarka Sector 16B | 2BHK/MIG | 348 | 121-132 | Rs 1.16-1/.27 crore |
| Vasant Kunj | 2BHK/MIG | 3 | 78-93 | Rs 66 -85 lakh |
| Rohini Sector 23 | 2BHK/MIG | 40 | 80-89 | Rs 58-66 lakh |
| Dwarka Sector 1, 3, 12, 19 | 2BHK/MIG | 11 | 75-110 | Rs 59-86 lakh |
| Jahangirpuri | 2BHK/MIG | 3 | 64-99 | Rs 40-57 lakh |
| Dwarka Sector 23B | LIG | 25 | 33 | Rs 22 lakh |
| Rohini Sector 20, 21, 22, 28, 29 | LIG | 23 | 46 | Rs 21-35 lakh |
| Narela Sector A-9 | LIG | 3 | 41-46 | Rs 17-18 lakh |
| Kondli Gharoli | LIG | 1 | 48.5 | Rs 25.2 lakh |
| Manglapuri, Dwarka | EWS/Janta | 276 | 50-52 | Rs 28-29 lakh |
| Narela, Sector A-5, A-6 | EWS/Janta | 15 | 26-28 | Rs 7-8 lakh |
Out of the 1,354 DDA flats that were launched in the DDA Housing Scheme 2021, in January this year, around 689 flats were surrendered, with a majority being from the MIG category, followed by the EWS category.
According to an Indian Express report, out of the 689 flats, the MIG category in Dwarka 19B has seen the maximum surrender of flats- 295 out of 352. The 11-floor MIG flats here have vacant spaces that double up for parking, as well as shops. The project also has an underground parking lot. Spread across 125 sq m, the sample flat has two rooms, a hall, a bathroom and a kitchen. Each block also has three lifts. Jasola Pocket 9 B, offering HIG category flats, saw a surrender of close to 175 DDA flats out of 215 flats. The cost of Jasola Pocket 9B 14-floor HIG flats range between Rs 1.97 crores and Rs 2.14 crores. In the draw, this property was highlighted as one of the sought-after projects, offering 3 BHK apartments measuring 170 sq m and having facilities including multi-level parking and three-tier, in-house water management model. The project also enjoys excellent connectivity, with the Okhla barrage being three kms away and Noida and Faridabad being just half-an-hour away.
The DDA has planned to introduce a ‘first come first served’ policy. In those sectors where close to 50% of flats that were either rejected, not allotted in previous schemes or surrendered, will be sold. This is subject to approval from the Ministry of Housing and Urban, for which a proposal has already been sent. This is particularly beneficial to all, because the DDA will have to spend on maintaining the surrendered flats, which is a difficult task and failure to do so, may create a bad impression. According to the rules, once the draw of lots is over, the DDA planned to conduct a mini-draw in which only 20% of the waitlisted applicants can participate. According to DDA commissioner (housing) VS Yadav, “If the policy is approved, most of these surrendered flats – 175 out of 215 HIG flats in Jasola and 295 out of 352 MIG flats in Dwarka Sector 19 – would be on offer on a ‘first come first served’ basis. All other rules that are applicable when a person buys a flat under the draw of lots to be eligible, would be followed.”
The process of applications, payments, and issuance of possession letters for the scheme were done online through the AWAAS software. The DDA Housing Scheme is linked to the credit-linked subsidy scheme under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana – Housing for All (Urban).
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Moreover, the authority has introduced a new clause in the scheme, under which the applicant can choose the kind of flat they want in a society, by paying ‘preferential location charges’ (PLC), which will be 1.5%- 3% of the total cost of the flat. For example, for green-facing, ground floor, corner location, facing main road, etc., the applicant will have to pay up to 3% of the total cost as PLC.
The DDA officials said that there will be multi-level underground parking with up to three parking slots for each flat. Other features such as rainwater harvesting and a three-tier, in-house water management model, will also be embedded in the complexes. Apart from this, water generated from the harvesting method will be supplied in the bathrooms and kitchens. These new complexes will be a benchmark for all future projects and will have modern lighting techniques and faster elevators for the taller buildings.
Search category wise flat details
Citizens can visit the official DDA website to search for search category wise flat details. For this, they must click on the DDA Housing Scheme 2021 Option and select the Category Wise DDA Flat Distribution Details option to know the complete details, including number of flats, tentative cost and locality codes.
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DDA Special Housing Scheme 2021
On December 23, 2021, the Delhi Development Authority launched a special housing scheme with 18,335 flats available on sale at discounted prices in localities namely Jasola, Dwarka, Rohini, and Narela. These DDA flats, mostly old flats in Delhi that were not sold in previous schemes, belonged to different categories like Higher Income Group (HIG), Middle Income Group (MIG), Lower Income Group (LIG) and Janta flats.
As per an official statement, the DDA had said the flats were being offered at old rates or cost in relaxation of DDA’s costing policy, which is updated every financial year based on the appreciation or depreciation of land cost or building. The statement said the allottees will be eligible for subsidy under the PMAY scheme.
There are 205 flats in the HIG category. Out of these, 182 DDA flats are in Jasola, available at prices between Rs 1.9 to Rs 2.1 crore. There are 202 2BHK houses, in the same category, in Vasant Kunj Block F, available at prices of around Rs 1.3 crore. In the MIG category, there are 976 flats across Dwarka Sector 19, Dwarka Sector 16, Narela Sector A1. Flats are also available in Rohini, Jahangirpuri, Siraspur, Shivani Marg and Lok Nayak Puram.
In the LIG category, there are 11,452 1BHK flats across localities namely Narela, Rohini, Sirsapur. There are 5,702 Janta flats available mostly in the Narela locality.
Registration price of DDA flats
- The total registration price for the EWS category is Rs 27,000, which includes a registration amount of Rs 25,000 and an application processing fee of Rs 2000.
- The total registration price for LIG category is Rs 1,02,000, which includes a registration amount of Rs 1,00,000 and the application processing fee of Rs 2000.
- The total registration price for the MIG and HIG categories is Rs 2,02,000, which includes a registration amount of Rs 2,00,000 and an application processing fee of Rs 2000.
Applicants must note that the application processing fee is non-refundable.
To apply for the scheme, one must visit the official website https://dda.gov.in/ and click on DDA Special Housing Scheme 2021 under ‘What’s New Section’. Then, applicants should proceed with registration by submitting details like name, email ID, PAN, Aadhaar Card number, date of birth, mobile number, etc.
DDA Special Housing Scheme 2021: Over 22,000 applications received
As per the officials, as many as 22,179 applicants registered for this scheme.
The last date for application was March 10, 2022. Earlier, the deadline for sending applications was February 7, 2022. The authority extended the last date on public demand, considering the ongoing third wave of COVID-19 pandemic. It has received around 16,000 applications so far, under the scheme. They can register on the official DDA website and check the details online.
How to check list of waitlisted applicants?
To check the list of waitlisted applicants for the users can visit the official dda.gov.in website. Under Online Services, click on the link to the Waitlist applicants of DDA Special Housing Scheme 2021 to view the details.
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DDA Housing Scheme 2021 Eligibility
- The applicant should be an Indian citizen and at least 18 years old.
- The applicant must not own any residential flat or plot in the urban area of Delhi, New Delhi or Delhi Cantonment, in his/her own name or in the name of his/her spouse or his/her dependent relations, including unmarried children which is larger than 67 sq metres.
- One candidate can submit only one application.
- A husband and wife can both apply separately for the scheme but if both are selected in the draw, only one can retain the flat.
- If the applicant wishes to apply under more than one category, the application money for the higher category should be paid.
- If an applicant submits a joint application under SC/ ST reserved category, then the joint applicant should belong to the family.
- If a joint application is made under war widows, persons with disability, ex-servicemen, and other reserved category, the applicant must belong to the specific reserved category. Also, the joint applicant must belong to the family.
- The individual income or joint income of the applicant applying under the economically weaker section flats category must not exceed INR 3 lakh per annum. The household income must not exceed INR 10 lakh per annum.
DDA flats are the housing units available in Delhi under the housing scheme by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), for home buyers belonging to different income categories like Low Income Group (LIG), Middle Income Group (MIG) and High Income Group (HIG).
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DDA Housing Scheme 2021: How to apply for DDA flats in Delhi?
* Visit DDA e-services platform and click on DDA Housing Scheme 2021.
* Click on Registration. You will be redirected to a new page, where you will need to register yourself by submitting details such as PAN, Aadhaar Card number, mobile number, etc. An OTP will be sent to your mobile number for confirmation.
* Once you have registered yourself, you would need to login again using your PAN. An OTP will be sent to your mobile number, every time you login.
* On successful login, the application form screen will be displayed for filling along with the following options. All options are available on the left-side menu on the website.
- DDA Schemes: To select a scheme and fill the application form.
- AWAS Application: To view the application form and make payment online.
- My Payment: To view payment details.
* Fill in the personal details, bank details, address details, joint applicant details and select the category and location preferences in the application form.
* Upload the scanned image of the photograph and signature of the applicant and the joint applicant (if any).
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* At the bottom of the page, there is a declaration for the applicant. Applicants are advised to go through the contents of the declaration carefully.
* Select the check box of the declaration by clicking on it and then submit the application form in save draft / submit mode.
Please note: In save draft mode, an applicant can edit the application details. In submit mode (final), the applicant can submit the application details. After submitting the application form in submit mode (final), the applicant will have to pay the registration amount online.
* The applicant needs to pay the registration amount through net nanking or NEFT/RTGS. The payment method option is available on the next screen and will be visible at the time of submitting the final form. The payment link is also available on the left side menu in ‘Awas Application’ link.
*After selecting bank name and payment method, on the next screen, the E-challan will be displayed, with the application form no, amount and the ‘Continue’ button to make payment. The applicant has to make the payment to complete the process. There is also a provision to take a printout of the E-challan.
* If the applicant selects the NEFT/RTGS option, the applicant has to select a bank for generating the challan and then submit it. The challan will be displayed on the next screen. Take a printout of the challan generated online and deposit the registration amount.
* If the applicant selects the ‘net banking’ option, the applicant has to select a bank for making payment online through the respective bank’s website.
* Print the ‘Acknowledgement Slip’ once the payment is done. You can check your acknowledgment slip in ‘My Payment’ option.
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DDA Housing Scheme 2021: How to login?
- Once you have registered on the portal, go to the home page of the official DDA website and click on the ‘Login for applicant’ option.
- Enter your registered user ID and password. Click on the ‘Login’ button to proceed to access the application form.
DDA flats in Delhi: Registration fees
| Categories | Registration fees |
| Janta flat | Rs 10,000 |
| 1BHK | Rs 15,000 |
| EWS | Rs 25,000 |
| MIG/HIG | Rs 2 lakhs |
Refund of registration amount
Applicants are required to clearly specify their saving bank account number and the IFSC code in the application form to enable refund of registration amount. Refund will not be transferred if the bank account is NRE/NRO account or a current account. In case of joint applicants, the refund will be done in the first applicant’s name.
DDA Housing Scheme 2021: Instructions to fill application form
* Applicants are requested to go through the brochure and instructions.
* The Email ID used for filling up your application must belong to the applicant. Ensure that the Email ID is valid and functional. There is no scope for changing the Email ID in the future.
* The applicant should mention his/her correct PAN. The application form without this information shall be considered incomplete and is liable to be rejected.
* Before filling up the application form, applicants have to scan and store the following documents as separate files. The same need to be uploaded while filling the online application process.
Documents required:
- Applicant’s passport-size photo, which should be in jpg or png or jpeg format and not exceed 50kb in size.
- Applicant’s signature should be in jpg or png or jpeg format and not exceed 50kb in size.
- Applicant’s joint passport size photo which should be in jpg or png or jpeg format and not exceed 50kb in size (if required).
- Applicant’s joint signature, which should be in jpg or png or jpeg format and not exceed 50kb in size (if required).
Applicants across all the categories are required to submit the following documents:
- Self-attested copy of PAN card
- Proof of identity
- Proof of residence
- Income proof (for EWS section)
For reserved categories, additional documents are required such as original caste certificate, original handicapped certificate, self-attested copy of guardianship certificate, discharge certificate, etc.
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DDA Housing Scheme 2021 launch date and details
The much-awaited lottery draw of the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) Housing Scheme 2021, was held on March 10, 2021. The Authority received around 30,000 applications for its ‘Housing Scheme 2021’, a DDA official said, on February 16, 2021. Announced on January 2, 2021, the scheme offers luxury flats and penthouses in Delhi in 14-storey buildings, with terrace gardens and best-in-class finishing. The lottery draw was held for 1,354 DDA flats in Delhi’s Sector 19B, Dwarka, Manglapuri and Jasola, most of them in the MIG category. Applicants can watch the streaming on the DDA portal.
Vasant Kunj has DDA flats ranging between Rs 1.43 crores and Rs 1.72 crores. The LIG flats in Dwarka, Rohini and Narela range between Rs 17 lakhs and Rs 35 lakhs. Finally, the Janta flats in Manglapuri and Narela range between Rs 8 lakhs and Rs 30 lakhs.
The DDA Housing Scheme 2021 garnered a lot of interest from home buyers. Of the 30,000 applications, over 21,000 applicants have paid the registration amount. Around 6,000 paid applications were received for the HIG and MIG units. The most sought-after areas were Dwarka and Vasant Kunj, where most of the high-end units are located. For just 13 flats in Vasant Kunj, over 2,000 applications have been received. The 215 HIG flats at Jasola’s Pocket 9B were the costliest ever for a DDA housing scheme, with a price tag of Rs 1.9-2.1 crores. These received 1,677 applications.
Additionally, owing to the second wave of the Coronavirus pandemic, the DDA has also extended the last date for making interest-free payment of cost of flats, for allottees of ‘2021 Housing Scheme’, to August 31, 2021, from June 29, 2021.
The DDA conducted a draw on August 25, 2021 at 3 pm, for allotment of these surrendered DDA flats in Delhi to the waitlisted applicants. Based on random number generation, the draw for allotment of flats was held in the presence of independent observers – a retired judge and a senior officer of the government of India. The general public could view the live telecast of the draw online.
130 waitlisted applicants had applied for the draw that offered 689 flats. The scheme saw only 79 allottees taking advantage. The remaining of the stock- 610 flats will be added with the inventory of a new scheme that the DDA plans to launch in December 2021. Media reports suggest that there are enquiries from government bodies including CISF for bulk buying of the remaining inventory for its employees.
According to reports, this surrender of almost half of the flats by applicants is because of constraints pertaining to civic facilities, accessibility from the main city, last-mile connectivity and transportation, safety issues and the mayhem caused by the Coronavirus pandemic.
DDA housing scheme 2021: How to check DDA draw result?
The draw results can be checked on the official DDA website.
Applicants can check the DDA draw results here. The list starts with general category applicants followed by the reserved category and other quotas.
You can check the draw result of DDA Housing Scheme 2021 for waitlisted applicants at http://119.226.139.196/tendernotices_docs/aug2020/DRW_RSLT_2508202125082021.pdf. The total allottees for the scheme was 79.
Applicants for the DDA special housing scheme 2021 can check the draw results at https://dda.gov.in/sites/default/files/2022-04/DRAW_18042022.pdf.
DDA housing scheme 2021: How to apply for DDA ‘surrendered’ flat?
Here is how to apply for the ‘mini lottery’ draw:
*Visit the DDA portal https://dda.org.in/ for applying for DDA surrendered DDA flats in 2021 and click on ‘Payment’.
*You will be redirected to a new page, click the first option, ‘Online Payment for DDA flat’.
*Click on ‘Generate Challan’ and choose ‘Generate Challan for DDA Flats’ from the drop-down menu.
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*Select the scheme – Housing Scheme 2021.
*Select the zone- Not given
*Select the locality- Not given
*Select File number – F 9 (your application no) 2021/ DDA21/ NG.
*Select payment code- 110.
*Once the NEFT/RTGS has been done, submit the copy of the challan through e-mail to ddahousingscheme2021@gmail.com
Note: The registration amount has to be paid as per the original brochure.
DDA Housing Scheme 2021: Tentative list of surrendered DDA flats
| Area | Unit type | Number of units |
| Jasola | HIG | 157 |
| Vikaspuri | HIG | 3 |
| Dwarka | HIG | 1 |
| Paschim Vihar | HIG | 2 |
| Dwarka | MIG | 356 |
| Rohini | MIG | 26 |
| Dwarka | LIG | 9 |
| Rohini | LIG | 14 |
| Dwarka | EWS | 45 |
| Nangloi | Janta | 7 |
DDA online auction of residential plots 2021
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) recently held an online auction of plots, for group housing societies. This was the first time that the land-owning agency auctioned large plots online. There were seven freehold plots that were put on offer, out of which five were located in Rohini and one each in Dwarka and Vishwas Nagar. The registrations started on April 13, 2021.
Besides group housing plots, several other properties and plots, including 76 institutional plots (leasehold), 33 freehold commercial plots, 25 expandable housing scheme plots and six restaurant units on a license fee basis, are also available for auction. The DDA officials said that 18 function sites, 36 freehold residential plots, 24 kiosks (license fee basis), 27 freehold industrial plots and 125 freehold built-up shops or units have also been added to the bidding scheme.
Auction schedule
| Date | Event |
| April 13, 2021 | Registration for online bidding begins |
| May 15, 2021 | Last date for online registration and payment of EMD |
| May 18, 2021 | Online bidding for residential, institutional and function sites |
| May 19, 2021 | Online bidding for industrial, group housing and shops. |
| May 20, 2021 | Online bidding for commercial, kiosk and restaurant sites |
DDA flats in Delhi: How does DDA’s draw of lots work?
DDA draw of lots is a procedure conducted by DDA for allocating the flats under its various housing schemes using a computerised random number technique in three stages:
- Randomisation of applicants and flats
- Picking up of lucky numbers
- Mapping of applicants and flats
If you are wondering how the DDA’s draw of lots works, you should know that the entire process is completely computerised and automated. Therefore, applicants should stay wary of crooks who might promise you assured homes in the lottery draw.
DDA flats in Delhi: How to surrender DDA flat?
To surrender a DDA flat, an allottee has to submit a ‘cancellation form’, either online or offline at the DDA’s office. However, the DDA levies a penalty on surrendering a flat and these charges may vary as per the period following which the cancellation request is submitted. The applicant would need to submit his original allotment letter, cancelled cheque and original acknowledgement slip, along with other documents if he/she wants to cancel the DDA allotment.
DDA flats in Delhi surrender charges
| From the date of the draw and up to the 15th day from the date of issue of the demand-cum-allotment letter | Nil |
| From the 16th day till the 30th day, from the date of issue of the demand-cum-allotment letter. | 10% of the application money. |
| From the 31st day till the 90th day, from the date of issue of the demand-cum-allotment letter. | 50% of the application money |
| After 90 days from the date of issue of the demand-cum-allotment letter. | Full application money. |
If the applicant wishes to cancel or surrender his allotment, the charges specified above will be recovered from him/her.
DDA housing scheme: How to make online payment?
- To make a payment, applicants must visit the DDA website and click on the link to make payment on the homepage.
- On the next page, click on the option of online payment for DDA flats/plot /group Housing property / cooperative society / unauthorised colonies will be provided
- Now, click on make payment option
- Provide requisite details such as login details like challan number, mobile number and captcha code. Then, click on login to make the payment.
The cost of flats should be submitted within 90 days from the date of issue of demand-cum-allotment letter. The entire registration amount will be forfeited along with cancellation of the flat allotment in case the amount is not paid within the specified time.
DDA housing scheme: How to check payment status?
- Applicants can go to the official DDA website and click on the payment link.
- On the next page, click on the option online payment for DDA flats/ plot/group Housing property / cooperative society / unauthorised colonies.
- Then, click on payment status option to check the status.
DDA housing scheme: Documents required after the draw of DDA flats in Delhi
These documents have to be submitted by successful applicants:
- Self-attested copy of PAN card.
- Proof of residence (self-attested copy of passport, ration card, driving license, government identity card, telephone, electricity, or water bill, house tax receipt, bank passbook or Aadhaar card).
- Self-attested copy of bank passbook or statement of account, as mentioned in the application form for the last one year, or a copy of the applicant’s income tax return(s), filed for the assessment year.
DDA housing scheme: How to search for property online?
- Visit the DDA website and click on ‘Property Search’ option given on the home page.
- The next page displays three options – Search for DDA Plots, Search for DDA Group Housing Flats and Search for DDA Flats. Click on one of the given options.
- In the next step, provide details such as scheme, locality, sector no, pocket no., allottee name, etc. Then, click on ‘Search’ to view the details.
DDA flats: Sample flat address
| Vasant Kunj/ HIG (3BHK) | Flat No 11, Block A1, Near E2 Pocket, Behind CNG Station, Mehrauli-Mahipalpur Road, Delhi |
| Vasant Kunj/ HIG (2BHK) | Flat No 14, Block A1, Near E2 Pocket, Behind CNG Station, Mehrauli-Mahipalpur Road, Delhi |
| Vasant Kunj/ MIG (2BHK) | Flat No 11, Block B3, Near E2 Pocket, Behind CNG Station, Mehrauli-Mahipalpur Road, Delhi |
| Vasant Kunj/ LIG (1BHK) | Flat No 12, Block B3, Near E2 Pocket, Behind CNG Station, Mehrauli-Mahipalpur Road, Delhi |
| Narela / MIG (2BHK) / Pkt 1B, Sector A1 to A4 | Flat No 102, First Floor, Block E, Pkt – 1B, Sec. A1 to A4, Narela, Delhi |
| Narela/MIG (2BHK) / Pkt 1C, Sector A1 to A4. | Flat No 105, First Floor, Block D, Pkt – 1C, Sec. A1 to A4, Narela, Delhi |
| Narela /MIG (2BHK) / Pkt 1A, Sector A1 to A4. | Flat No 02, First Floor, Block D, Pkt – 1A, Sec. A1 to A4, Narela, Delhi |
| Narela/LIG (1BHK)Sector G7/G8 | Flat No 54, Pocket 5, Block G, Sector G7/G8, Narela, Delhi |
| Narela/EWS Sector G7/G8 | Flat No 46, Pocket 5, Block A15, Sector G7/G8, Narela, Delhi |
| Narela/EWS/ Pkt 1A, Sector A1 to A4. | Flat No 89, First Floor, Block A, Pkt – 1A, Sec. A1 to A4, Narela, Delhi |
| Narela/ EWS/ Pkt 1B, Sector A1 to A4. | Flat No 27, Ground Floor, Block B, Pkt – 1B, Sec. A1 to A4, Narela, Delhi |
| Narela/ EWS/ Pkt 1C, Sector A1 to A4 | Flat No 113, First Floor, Block E, Pkt – 1C, Sec. A1 to A4, Narela, Delhi |
DDA Housing Scheme Benefits
The DDA housing scheme provides affordable homes to those belonging to different income groups, including poor families. The authority provides flats at discounted prices. Besides, the allocation of the DDA flats in Delhi is done through a computerized draw, thus ensuring transparency.
Are DDA flats worth buying in 2021?
Of the total 1,354 flats on offer under the DDA housing scheme 2021 launched in January 2021, there were 291 EWS flats costing between Rs 7-28 lakh and 254 HIG flats costing around Rs 1.9- Rs 2.1 crore. The costliest DDA flats in Delhi was Rs 1.7 crore HIG flats in Vasant Kunj F Block sold under DDA housing scheme 2019. The quality of construction of DDA flats are at par with the best developers in NCR, with a good location, according to a DDA official. All these flats are freehold properties. Moreover, the scheme is linked to the credit-linked subsidy scheme under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana -Housing for All (Urban).
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DDA housing scheme 2021 latest news
Update on April 28, 2022
DDA plans to sell 13,000 flats on ‘first come, first served’ basis
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is likely to sell about 13,000 flats on ‘first come, first served’ basis after the authority could not sell these flats through the draw of lots conducted in April 2022. The draw of lots had witnessed less than one-third of takers. As per an official, the authority has sent a proposal to the ministry and once it is approved, the flats would be sold on a first come, first served basis through online platform.
According to the DDA commissioner (Housing), V S Yadav, once it is approved and becomes a part of the policy, the authority can put the flats on a first come, first served basis after the draw of lots. The policy will be for flats which are either surrendered, rejected or were unallotted in the housing schemes after the draw of lots. There are around 8,000 of the flats in Narela and across areas namely Rohini, Dwarka, Siraspur, Ramgarh and Lok Nayak Puram.
Update on March 14, 2022
DDA amends housing regulations to allow more participation in DDA housing schemes
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has approved an amendment in its housing regulations to allow more public participation in the DDA housing schemes if individuals or their family members do not own a flat or a plot of area above 67 sq metres in the city. As per the Regulation 7 of DDA (Management and Disposal of Housing Estate) Regulations, 1968, only those persons would be eligible for allotment of DDA flats who or their family members do not own a flat or land in Delhi. This has been restricting the demand for DDA flats significantly. The amendment will be sent to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs for approval and notification of the proposed amendements.
As per an official statement, the number of waitlisted allottees will be equal to the number of flats offered under the housing scheme as against 25% as per the existing regulation. The unsold flats of developing areas may be offered on first come first serve basis and no condition in terms of ownership of flats shall apply to the applicants. An applicant can buy the unsold flats even though he or she may be having a flat or plot in Delhi. Also, public entities will also be eligible for allotment of such unsold flats.
Update on December 8, 2021
79% of returned DDA flats located in Delhi’s Narela: Union minister
Union minister of state for housing and urban affairs, Kaushal Kishore, has said that around 79% of the total DDA flats in Delhi that were returned by allottees of the past four Delhi Development Authority (DDA) housing schemes, were in north Delhi’s Narela. The land-owning agency has put on sale 56,932 flats since 2014. About 15,500 DDA flats have been returned/ surrendered and remained unsold. To increase the saleability of these flats, the Authority has undertaken several remedial measures, such as improvement of transport infrastructure, construction of Urban Extension Road-II (UER-II), permitting amalgamation of flats, allotment of flats on first-come-first-serve basis and concession to the purchasers.
DDA plans to re-allot 15,000 flats in its new housing schemes
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has decided to launch a housing scheme in December 2021, for disposing of as many as 15,000 flats that were returned by allottees of past housing schemes. According to senior DDA officials, these flats are situated in Narela, Jasola, Dwarka and Rohini. Most of the flats are situated in Narela and belong to the Lower Income Group (LIG) and Economically Weaker Section (EWS) categories. A majority of the flats were returned by allottees of the 2017 and 2019 housing schemes.
The flats in this scheme are the ones which remained unsold in the previous DDA housing schemes. As per an official statement by the authority, these flats are being offered at the old rates or cost in relaxation of the costing policy of DDA, which is updated every financial year based on the appreciation or depreciation of land cost or building, as the case may be. The flats at Narela sub-city are being offered after taking several remedial measures in terms of improvement of infrastructure, security and connectivity based on suggestions, feedback of the allottees, residents of the area.
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FAQs
Who can participate in the DDA draw for surrendered houses?
As per DDA rules, only people in the waiting list can be called in the second draw of lots.
When will DDA announce housing scheme 2021?
DDA has announced the housing scheme 2021 on January 2, 2021.
What is the cost of DDA flats offered in housing scheme 2021?
The DDA flats are available for Rs 8 lakh onwards, up to Rs 2 crore under housing scheme 2021.
What are the benefits of investing in DDA flats?
DDA flats are delivered on time and are more affordable than private developments.
How to lodge a grievance on DDA website?
Citizens can go to the official DDA website and click on grievance option given on the home page. Choose the grievance category. Fill in the grievance form and click on Submit.
(With additional inputs from Surbhi Gupta and Anuradha Ramamirtham)
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