DDA housing scheme 2021: Draw of lots for allotment of flats today

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New Delhi: The Metropolitan Authority said a draw for prize apartments offered under the DDA 2021 Online Housing Scheme will take place on Wednesday. These apartments are offered under the scheme for different categories at locations such as Dwarka, Jasola, Manglapuri, Vasant Kunj, and Rohini. “The Delhi Development Authority will conduct a lottery to award apartments under the DDA 2021 housing scheme on March 10, starting at 11 am after that. The lottery will be based on a random number generation system and will be implemented in the presence of judges and senior officials of the Department of Disarmament Affairs,” he said in a statement. Tuesday. Since the scheme is online, the general public can watch clouds live on computers or cell phones via live stream, he said. More than 33,000 applications were submitted through February 16, the last date for the program that launched on January 2, with 1,354 homes for sale. Officials earlier said the company had received payments from more than 22,500 applicants. Out of the 1,354 apartments on offer, the most expensive apartments are Rs 2.14 crores in the High Income Group (HIG) category. A maximum of 757 apartments was provided in the Middle Income Group (MIG) category. The scheme is implemented entirely online, and it is implemented through the newly developed AWAAS program by the Department for Disarmament Affairs from application processing to apartment ownership. In the categories HIG, Low Income Group (LIG), and Economically Weaker Division (EWS) / Janta, the number of apartments offered is - 254; 52, and 291, based on the information shared in the schematic brochure. High floors are available in three-bedroom, living room and kitchen (BHK) and two BHK classes; While MIGs are in the category of two BHKs. The latest DDA housing scheme was launched in March 2019 and offers nearly 18,000 apartments in four classes: 488 (HIG), 1,555 (MIG), 8383 (LIG), and 7496 (EWS). Also Read: Kotak Mahindra Bank cuts home loan rates to 6.65%