DDA's Apna Ghar Awaas Yojana 2025: 850+ Flats Sold in a Month, Narela Dominates Bookings
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According to officials, of the total flats sold, 150 were in Loknayakpuram, and 50 in Siraspur. 'The positive momentum of the scheme is particularly evident in Narela, where all 115 EWS flats in Sector A1 A4 were fully booked. Additionally, MIG flats in Loknayakpuram are almost sold out,' said the official.
The scheme offered ready-to-move-in flats at discounted rates across various categories, including Economically Weaker Sections (EWS), Low Income Group (LIG), Middle Income Group (MIG), and High-Income Group (HIG) flats in sectors of Narela, Loknayakpuram, and Siraspur.
'It is an entirely online scheme for which registration opened on May 27. Its key features include a first-come, first-serve approach, the availability of ready-to-move-in flats, and the option for prospective buyers to visit sample flats for site inspections. Prospective homebuyers are also encouraged to visit the official DDA website,
to explore the available flats and secure their preferred unit,' stated the official.
"DDA has implemented several buyer-friendly measures such as an integrated online enquiry portal, enhanced communication with purchasers, and comprehensive transfer of property documentation. The authority is making the best efforts to popularise the scheme, which strategically offers a total of 7,500 units at a notable 25% discount on LIG flats and 15% on EWS, MIG, and HIG categories,' said officials.
While the scheme was launched by Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena on May 20, he also unveiled a specialised chat-bot service for DDA housing schemes.
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According to officials, this service provides numerous benefits to the public, including round-the-clock citizen support, improved communication, and public transparency, offering continuous assistance regarding housing schemes, applications, and allotment enquiries.
'We are simultaneously working to improve infrastructure and connectivity in and around above areas for the convenience of buyers and as per direction of LG.
In Narela, DDA is coordinating with other agencies for the development of an education hub, urban extension road-2 (UER-II), and approval of the Rithala-Narela-Kundali metro rail corridor will benefit Narela. At Siraspur pocket, the location of flats is near GT Karnal Road and Samaypur Badli Metro, ensuring seamless connectivity,' said the official.
The registrations for flats will continue till August 26, subject to possible extensions. People can book on the DDA website after submitting the booking amounts of Rs 50,000 for EWS flats, Rs 1 lakh for LIG flats, Rs 4 lakh for MIG flats, and Rs 10 lakh for HIG flats. People can do the booking online for the scheme.
Residential units offered included 564 LIG flats in Siraspur, along with 150 LIG and 96 MIG flats in Loknayakpuram. In Narela, the available units consist of 694 EWS flats, 5,384 LIG flats, 386 MIG flats, and 226 HIG flats.
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