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The DDA on Friday announced its much-awaited 'Housing Scheme 2014' -
offering over 25,000 flats across various categories while scrapping the
proposed plan to reserve 80 per cent flats for the city-dwellers in it.
The
new scheme offers flats ranging from Rs 7 lakh to Rs 1.2 crore across
categories, viz - EWS, LIG, MIG, HIG, Janta flats and one-room
apartments and would be rolled out from September 1. "We are
offering 25,034 flats in the 2014 scheme out of which 22,627 would be
one-bed room apartments. Among others, 896 flats are constructed after
2010, with green technology," said Balvinder Kumar, Vice-chairman, DDA.
"The
'DDA Housing Scheme 2014' would be open to applicants from September 1
and the last date to receive the application is October 9. The draw of
lots would preferably be taken out within 20 days of the close of the
scheme," a senior DDA official said, adding, applicants can also apply
online.
DDA for the first time has also introduced a five-year
lock-in period for ownership of the flats, to cut out the middleman and
reduce the scope of speculative buying.
"After five years, the DDA will formally execute a conveyance deed in their favour," the official said.
The
registration fee for all other categories is Rs 1 lakh, and Rs 10,000
for EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category, the official said,
adding a ceiling of Rs 1 lakh of annual income has been prescribed for
those applying under the EWS category.
The one-bedroom apartment
flats are in Dwarka, Rohini, Narela and Siraspur areas, priced above 14
lakh onwards, depending on the location and plinth area, the DDA said. Out
of 896 newly-built flats, 512 are MIG flats and 384 Janta flats,
located in Mukherjee Nagar, Narela, Rohini and Kalyan Vihar areas. The
MIG flats would range from Rs 41.30 lakh and Rs 69.90 lakh and the Janta
flats - one room tenement with a kitchentte - would cost a little over
Rs 10 lakh, it said.
"The DDA had for the first time proposed a
80-20 quota in this scheme, but that proposal which sought to offer 80
per cent flats to Delhi residents has been scrapped, the official added.
DDA
is offering 700 flats for EWS category, which are part of the housing
complex at Swatantra Bharat Mills premises at Rohtak Road. The flats
have been developed by a private builder as part of a Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU) signed between the DDA and the builder.
The EWS flats priced from Rs 7 lakh to Rs 11 lakh, the urban body said.
Over 800 old flats located under different categories are also being offered, on account of them being cancelled or surrendered.
These
flats (older) consists of 21 HIG flats, 49 MIG, 451 LIG, 129 expendable
and 161 Janta flats. The cost ranges from Rs 1.2 crore for HIG flats to
Rs 5.4 lakh for Janta flats, the DDA said.
The DDA had earlier
said that the total number of flats on offer was over 26,000 but on
Friday said the figure has been revised to over 25,000.
For the
first time, DDA has also decided to do away with attachments along with
the application forms and now only a photocopy of PAN card would be
needed for the process, she said.
There is no income limits on
one-bedroom apartments and any eligible candidate can apply. For EWS
category, there will also be an option to pay the cost of the flats in
instalments, she added.
For unsuccessful applicants, the DDA would
return the registration amount within 90 days of the draw of lots and
for delays beyond 90 days, interest would be paid to the applicants.
In
case of successful applicants, who decide to surrender their
allotments, refund amount has been rationalised wherein the maximum
amount recovered has been restricted to Rs 50,000.
Any Indian citizen, 18 years of age and above on the date of filing of the application for the flats is eligible for the scheme.
The
applicants must not own any residential flats or plot in full or in
part on leasehold or freehold in Delhi or New Delhi or Delhi Cantonment
either in his/her own name or in the name of his/her minor or dependent
children, the DDA said.
One person can submit one application
only, it said, adding, both husband and wife can apply for flats subject
to fulfilment of eligibility conditions with a stipulation that if both
are found to be successful, only one of them shall retain the allotment
of a flat.
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