Dda Flat Scheme 2014

DDA is entrusted with tasks such as housing/infrastructure development and land disposal.

The 2017 Housing Scheme, which offers 12,000 flats for four income categories, was launched on June 30.

Out of the total number of flats, most of them in Rohini, Dwarka, Narela, Vasant Kunj and Jasola, 10,000 unoccupied flats are from the 2014 scheme, while the rest are other flats which have been lying vacant.

Over 40 per cent of the houses allotted by the DDA under its Housing Scheme 2014 have been surrendered or cancelled with some allottees complaining about the size of the flats and locality, the government on Thursday said.

Nearly one-third allottees of Delhi Development Authority (DDA) flats under Housing Scheme 2014 have surrendered their flats, the Urban Development Ministry said on Thursday.

DDA today launched four mobile applications, including one for receiving feedback from allottees for its housing schemes, in a bid to bring in greater transparency and ease in consumer grievance redressal.

Top officials at the DDA said except for a few flats in Sirsapur area and Rohini, the rest are ready and hence they would be handed over in the month of January.

The 'Housing Scheme 2014', being the largest ever in its history, offering over 25,000 flats across categories and a curious case of "ghost employees" on its roster kept the Delhi Development Authority or DDA in news during the year.

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) on Tuesday held the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014. More than 10 lakh applicants were in fray for over 25,000 flats across various categories, ranging from Rs. 7 lakh to Rs. 1.2 crore.

The fate of over 10 lakh applicants to the DDA Housing Scheme 2014 will be decided on Monday. The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will hold the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014 at around 12:00 noon on Monday, vice chairman Balvinder Kumar told NDTV. For every flat, there are around 40 applicants.

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will hold the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014 on Monday, vice chairman Balvinder Kumar told NDTV.

The DDA has authorised 13 banks to sell application forms for its residential scheme. These banks are State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, Syndicate Bank, Union Bank of India, IDBI Bank, Corporation Bank, Central Bank of India, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Axis Bank, IndusInd Bank, ICICI Bank, Yes Bank and HDFC Bank. Most of these lenders have come o...

DDA's website had crashed repeatedly due to after a massive response to its housing scheme. Now the online forms would be available on the sites of the authorised banks, DDA said.

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) sold nearly 30,000 application forms on Monday, the first day of its biggest residential scheme for sale of 25,034 flats in the capital.

The Delhi Development Authority's site seems to have crashed within hours of the government agency launching its biggest housing scheme. DDA's website has either been too slow or completely inaccessible for users since the scheme for over 25,000 flats opened at 09.30 a.m. today.

DDA is entrusted with tasks such as housing/infrastructure development and land disposal.

The 2017 Housing Scheme, which offers 12,000 flats for four income categories, was launched on June 30.

Out of the total number of flats, most of them in Rohini, Dwarka, Narela, Vasant Kunj and Jasola, 10,000 unoccupied flats are from the 2014 scheme, while the rest are other flats which have been lying vacant.

Over 40 per cent of the houses allotted by the DDA under its Housing Scheme 2014 have been surrendered or cancelled with some allottees complaining about the size of the flats and locality, the government on Thursday said.

Nearly one-third allottees of Delhi Development Authority (DDA) flats under Housing Scheme 2014 have surrendered their flats, the Urban Development Ministry said on Thursday.

DDA today launched four mobile applications, including one for receiving feedback from allottees for its housing schemes, in a bid to bring in greater transparency and ease in consumer grievance redressal.

Top officials at the DDA said except for a few flats in Sirsapur area and Rohini, the rest are ready and hence they would be handed over in the month of January.

The 'Housing Scheme 2014', being the largest ever in its history, offering over 25,000 flats across categories and a curious case of "ghost employees" on its roster kept the Delhi Development Authority or DDA in news during the year.

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) on Tuesday held the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014. More than 10 lakh applicants were in fray for over 25,000 flats across various categories, ranging from Rs. 7 lakh to Rs. 1.2 crore.

The fate of over 10 lakh applicants to the DDA Housing Scheme 2014 will be decided on Monday. The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will hold the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014 at around 12:00 noon on Monday, vice chairman Balvinder Kumar told NDTV. For every flat, there are around 40 applicants.

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will hold the computerised draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014 on Monday, vice chairman Balvinder Kumar told NDTV.

The DDA has authorised 13 banks to sell application forms for its residential scheme. These banks are State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, Syndicate Bank, Union Bank of India, IDBI Bank, Corporation Bank, Central Bank of India, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Axis Bank, IndusInd Bank, ICICI Bank, Yes Bank and HDFC Bank. Most of these lenders have come o...

DDA's website had crashed repeatedly due to after a massive response to its housing scheme. Now the online forms would be available on the sites of the authorised banks, DDA said.

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) sold nearly 30,000 application forms on Monday, the first day of its biggest residential scheme for sale of 25,034 flats in the capital.

The Delhi Development Authority's site seems to have crashed within hours of the government agency launching its biggest housing scheme. DDA's website has either been too slow or completely inaccessible for users since the scheme for over 25,000 flats opened at 09.30 a.m. today.