DDA is offering 445 MIG flats across three locations.
Prices start at Rs 43.36 lakh, with a Rs 4 lakh booking amount.
Registration began November 6; bookings open November 16.
DDA is offering 445 MIG flats across three locations.
Prices start at Rs 43.36 lakh, with a Rs 4 lakh booking amount.
Registration began November 6; bookings open November 16.
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has launched the Khushhaal Pariwaar Yojana 2026, offering 445 middle-income group (MIG) flats across Narela, Loknayakpuram and Jahangirpuri. According to the authority’s circular dated November 3, 2026, registration began on November 6, while bookings are scheduled to open on November 16 through the DDA Awaas Portal.
The scheme offers flats at different price points, with the lowest listed price starting at approximately Rs 43.36 lakh. Applicants must pay a booking amount of Rs 4 lakh and a one-time, non-refundable registration fee of Rs 2,500. Those who have already registered on the portal do not need to register again.
The scheme covers three locations in Delhi, with Narela accounting for the largest share of the available inventory. Narela offers 296 flats in Pockets 1B and 1C of Sector A1-A4.
Loknayakpuram offers 132 flats in Pocket E, while Jahangirpuri offers 17 flats.
The detailed annexure lists a total of 445 flats. However, the circular’s opening paragraph mentions 133 flats at Loknayakpuram, creating a discrepancy in the official document. The annexure lists 132 flats at this location.
In Narela, the flats have plinth areas of approximately 114.05-114.69 square metres. Their listed prices range from Rs 67.03 lakh-67.41 lakh after a 25 per cent discount. At Loknayakpuram, the available flats have plinth areas of approximately 134-140 square metres, with prices ranging from around Rs 1.14 crore-1.20 crore. Jahangirpuri has 17 flats with plinth areas ranging from approximately 64-100 square metres. The detailed flat list contains prices ranging from Rs 43.36 lakh-1.14 crore.
However, buyers should consult the individual flat listings because the annexure contains inconsistencies in some price figures. The announced prices are also tentative, and are likely to vary according to the actual plinth area.
Maintenance charges, water connection charges and applicable conversion charges are additional expenses. Buyers should also check the applicable Goods and Services Tax (GST) and other payment conditions before proceeding.
Interested applicants can register and book flats through the official DDA Awaas Portal. The authority has said that the remaining terms and conditions will follow the brochure for the DDA Awaas Nivesh Yojana 2026. Applicants should read the relevant brochure, review individual flat details, and check the payment schedule before booking.
Prospective buyers can also arrange to inspect the available properties with assistance from the site engineers identified in the circular.
Although the scheme offers several price options, buyers should evaluate the total acquisition cost, location, connectivity and availability of civic infrastructure before making a decision. Narela has the largest inventory, while Jahangirpuri includes the lowest-priced listed options.
The official circular and flat-wise listings should be treated as the primary references for booking decisions, particularly where the published figures differ. Buyers should verify the latest information on the DDA portal before making any payment.