The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will launch its 2021 housing scheme for the sale of 1,354 flats today. The scheme is anticipated to be mainly in the High-Income Group (HIG) and Middle-Income Group (MIG) categories, stated PM Modi Yojna web site.
The scheme is linked to the credit-linked subsidy scheme beneath the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana – Housing for All (Urban) and will provide flats at Dwarka, Jasola, Mugal Puri, Rohini and Vasant Kunj.
According to the reports, this is the fourth housing scheme just after the DDA rolled out 3 unsuccessful housing schemes. The flats this year are, therefore, situated in effectively-connected places. DDA had earlier in 2019 place 18,000 flats on sale but had to minimize it to 10,294 as the scheme did not get the preferred response. Despite getting 45,012 applications, it could only sell 8,438 flats and 6000 flats have been returned.
According to the authorities, the method of applications, payments, and issuance of possession letters for the scheme will be completed on the net by means of the AWAAS application and applications will stay active till February 16, 2021.
The 2021 scheme comes just after 3 unsuccessful housing schemes, and the DDA has higher hopes from this scheme. The flats aspect of the scheme this year are spacious, and situated in effectively-connected places.
All you will need to know about the scheme:
– Out of the total 1,354 flats up for sale, 230 are HIG in Dwarka and Vasant Kunj, and 704 are MIG category flats in Jasola and Dwarka.
– As quite a few as 275 flats in Manglapuri, Dwarka, have been earmarked for the economically weaker sections. The remaining are Low-Income Group category flats in Rohini.
– The 3-bedroom HIG flats in Jasola are priced at Rs2.1 crore. Before this, the costliest DDA flats have been worth Rs1.7 crore in the HIG category and have been sold in Vasant Kunj in 2019.
Who can apply:
The applicant has to be a citizen of India, should really be 18 years of age on the date of application, not personal any dwelling unit in complete or aspect on leasehold or freehold in Delhi in his or her name, spouse and on the name of dependent, should really not have a property/plot/flat currently allotted by the DDA, should really have a bank account, and should really have PAN card. There is no revenue criterion, except for EWS flats exactly where the revenue of applicant should really not exceed Rs 1 lakh per annum.