The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has reported a successful sale of over 1,200 Low-Income Group (LIG) flats and 440 flats under the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category as part of its Sasta Ghar and Madhyam Vargiya Housing schemes. In Ramgarh, 153 out of 183 LIG flats were sold, while 708 LIG flats in Rohini and around 250 in Narela were booked, according to an official statement released on Saturday.
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In the EWS category, around 300 homes were sold in Narela, with all 139 units available in Loknayakpuram being booked. The housing developments, which went live on September 10, had an overwhelming reaction, particularly the High-Income Group (HIG) units in Jasola, which sold out on the first day.
The most recent sales happened in Dwarka, when one penthouse, three super HIG, 18 HIG, and many Middle-Income Group (MIG) units were sold through e-auction. A record 2,000 potential buyers made earnest money deposits (EMDs) on 169 units, resulting in sales considerably over the reserve price following numerous rounds of bidding.
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The housing plans were launched under the supervision of Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena, who has personally monitored their implementation. DDA claims its success to its commitment to provide inexpensive yet high-quality housing, which is bolstered by strategic planning and development efforts. Efforts to improve the living environment, such as developing green spaces around apartment buildings, are currently underway.
DDA is also working with local authorities to keep these neighborhoods clean, so improving the quality of life for new residents. In addition, final touches are being made to the apartment blocks to provide buyers with better value.
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DDA provides purchasers with seamless information, including property paperwork in a well-organised folder, to make the purchasing process easier. All apartments are freehold and move-in ready, with sample flats available for viewing to help buyers make educated decisions.
The Dwarka Housing Scheme, which was conducted through an e-auction, has ended, while the Sasta Ghar and Madhyam Vargiya Housing Schemes, which operate on a first-come, first-served basis, remain open.
(With Inputs From PTI Agency)
