The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) caters to the growing housing needs in Delhi by launching various affordable housing schemes and enables the citizens to apply for its different housing schemes online through its official website. The housing scheme offers affordable DDA flats in Delhi for those belonging to different sections of society and income groups, including poor families. The allocation of the DDA flats in Delhi is done through a computerised draw, thus ensuring transparency.
The process of submitting applications under the DDA housing scheme, along with issuance of the demand letter, possession letter, conveyance deed, are accepted only through the online mode. Thus, it is important for applicants to keep a track of the latest updates on the official DDA website.
The DDA has come up with a special housing schemes for 2025, offering 110 flats in Vasant Kunj, Dwarka, Rohini, Ashoka Pahadi and Jahangirpuri. The DDA, during a meeting chaired by Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena on July 11, approved its Premium Housing Scheme 2025. Under the new scheme, the authority will offer around 250 residential flats and car/scooter garages at premium locations across Delhi. The flats will be allotted through e-auction.
On May 27, 2025, the DDA launched the Apna Ghar Housing Scheme 2025, offering 7,500 units with 25% discount on LIG flats and 15% discount on EWS, MIG and HIG flats.
DDA Premium Housing Scheme 2025
The DDA is expected to launch the ‘Premium Housing Scheme 2025’ on August 26, 2025. offering 250 flats across localities such as Vasant Kunj, Jasola, Rohini, Dwarka and Pitampura. The flats will cater to different categories such as HIG, MIG, LIG and EHS. The housing scheme includes 16 car garages in Pitampura and 51 scooter garages across Mall Road and Ashok Road.
The flats located in Jahangirpuri, Nand Nagri, Ashok Vihar and Shalimar Bagh will also be available through e-auction. A total of 48 MIG flats will be available in Jahangirpuri, Dwarka, Nand Nagri, and Pitampura. Additionally, 39 HIG flats will be available in Vasant Kunj, Sector 19B in Dwarka, and Pocket 9B in Jasola. Furthermore, 22 LIG flats are available in Rohini.
Registration for the DDA flats under this scheme commenced on August 26, 2025.
Prices
Prices of flats will vary based on the categories. HIG flats are likely to be offered at a reserved price ranging between Rs 1.64 crore and Rs 2.54 crore. The price range for MIG flats will be between Rs 60 lakh and Rs 1.5 crore, while for LIG flats, the price range will be between Rs 39 lakh and Rs 54 lakh.
DDA Apna Ghar Awaas Yojana 2025 (FCFS)
| Housing Scheme | DDA Apna Ghar Awaas Yojana 2025 |
| Number of flats | Approx. 7,500 |
| Location | Narela, Sirsapur and Loknayakpuram |
| Date of launch | 20.5.2025 |
| Date of registration | 20.5.2025 |
| Booking starts from | 27.05.2025 (12 noon) |
| Scheme closure on | 26.08.2025 |
| Allotment | First Come First Serve (FCFS) basis |
To apply for the scheme, interested buyers can visit the official DDA website and register themselves by paying a (non-refundable) sum of Rs 2,500. The flats on offer are in ready-to-move-in condition.
DDA Special Housing Scheme 2025
| Housing Scheme | DDA special housing scheme 2025 |
| Number of flats | 110 |
| Location | Vasant Kunj, Dwarka, Rohini, Ashoka Pahadi and Jahangirpuri |
| Date of issue of circular for e-auction of flats | January 6, 2025 |
| Registration and submission of EMD | January 14, 2025 |
| Last date of online registration for participating in e-auction and submission of online EMD | February 4, 2025 |
| Final submission of application | February 6, 2025 |
| Commencement of online e-auction | February 11, 2025 onwards |
| Allotment | e-auction |
DDA special housing scheme details
| Flat category | Locality | Number of flats |
| HIG | Vasant Kunj, Mahipalpur Road | 7 |
| MIG | Dwarka, Sector 14, Phase 2 | 20 |
| MIG | Dwarka, Sector 19B, Pkt 3 | 18 |
| MIG | Vasant Kunj, Mahipalpur Road | 2 |
| MIG | D-6, Vasant Kunj | 2 |
| MIG | Sector 17, Dwarka | 2 |
| MIG | Sector 13, Dwarka | 1 |
| MIG | Sector 10, Dwarka | 2 |
| MIG | Jahangirpuri | 10 |
| MIG | East of Loni | 1 |
| LIG | Vasant Kunj, Mahipalpur Road | 2 |
| LIG | East of Loni | 2 |
| LIG | Zafrabad | 1 |
| LIG | Rohini Sector 16 | 5 |
| LIG | Rohini Sector 20 | 1 |
| LIG | Rohini Sector 21 | 1 |
| LIG | Sector 23B, Dwarka | 3 |
| LIG | Ashoka Pahari along Faiz Road | 30 |
Under the special housing scheme 2025, the DDA will offer seven units of 3BHK flats in the high-income group (HIG) category, 58 units of 2BHK flats in the middle-income group (MIG) category and 45 units of 1BHK flats in the low-income group category. According to officials, the flats in Vasant Kunj will be offered through an e-auction, while flats in other locations will be offered on a first-come-first-served basis, as mentioned in media reports.
DDA flats with 25% discount offer
DDA is offer flats with a 25% discount in areas such as Narela, Loknayakpuram and Siraspur under its Sasta Ghar Housing Scheme 2024 and Madhyam Vargiya Housing Scheme 2024. Around 700 flats in Narela (Sector G2) will be offered with a 25% discount under the scheme. The DDA will reserve 25% of flats in Sirsapur (LIG) and Loknayakpuram (LIG) for eligible applicants on a first-come, first-served basis. It will offer 10% of MIG flats in Loknayakpuram under the scheme.
The beneficiaries of the 25% discount offer on flats include:
- Construction and building workers registered with the Delhi Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (DBOCWWB)
- Beneficiaries of the PM-Vishwakarma Scheme and PM-SVAnidhi Scheme
- Auto-rickshaw (permit holders) and cab drivers
- Women, SC/ST candidates, war widows, persons with disabilities, ex-servicemen and gallantry award recipients
The scheme offering special discounts will be available for a limited period until March 31, 2025.
How will the DDA flats be allotted?
The demand-cum-allottment letter will be issued by the DDA through online mode only. It will be available on the official portal. The allottee is required to deposit the specified amount within 90 days to avoid interest charges. After the payment and submission of the requisite documents, the possession letter will be issued through online mode.
Document required for DDA housing scheme
- Applicant’s passport-size photo, which should be in jpg or png or jpeg format and not exceed 50kb in size.
- Applicant’s signature should be in jpg or png or jpeg format and not exceed 50kb in size.
- Applicant’s joint passport size photo which should be in jpg or png or jpeg format and not exceed 50kb in size (if required).
- Applicant’s joint signature, which should be in jpg or png or jpeg format and not exceed 50kb in size (if required).
Applicants across all the categories are required to submit the following documents:
- Self-attested copy of PAN card
- Proof of identity such as Aadhaar, PAN, driving license, etc.
- Proof of residence (self-attested copy of utility bills (electricity, water or telephone)
- Income proof (for EWS section)
- Caste certificate, if applicable
- Handicapped certificate, if applicable
- A duly-filled affidavit
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How to apply for the DDA Housing Scheme 2025?
- Go to the DDA official portal http://www.dda.gov.in/ or http://www.eservices.dda.org.in/
- Fill the online application form with personal details such as contact details, income and the flat type.
- Submit the relevant documents along with the application form.
- Provide information such as Aadhaar, PAN, income and residence at this stage.
- In the next step, complete the payment of the application fee through net banking, credit card or debit card.
- Note the application number for future reference.
Payment of Earnest Money Deposit (EMD)
The participants must register themselves on the DDA’s e-auction portal https://dda.etender.sbi/SBI/ and pay a processing fee of Rs 2,500 (including GST) against each flat. This amount is non-adjustable and non-refundable.
When participating in the e-auction, the bidder must make an online payment against each flat based on the category. The payment can be made through the e-payment gateway provided on the e-auction portal.
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DDA Housing Scheme Eligibility
- The applicant should be an Indian citizen and at least 18 years old as of the last date of application of the DDA housing scheme.
- The applicant should have a valid PAN.
- The applicant must not own any residential flat or plot in the urban area of Delhi, New Delhi or Delhi Cantonment, in his/her own name or in the name of his/her spouse or his/her dependent relations, including unmarried children which is larger than 67 sq metres.
- One candidate can submit only one application.
- A husband and wife can both apply separately for the scheme but if both are selected in the draw, only one can retain the flat.
- If the applicant wishes to apply under more than one category, the application money for the higher category should be paid.
- If an applicant submits a joint application under SC/ ST reserved category, then the joint applicant should belong to the family.
- If a joint application is made under war widows, persons with disability, ex-servicemen, and other reserved category, the applicant must belong to the specific reserved category. Also, the joint applicant must belong to the family.
- The individual income or joint income of the applicant applying under the economically weaker section flats category must not exceed Rs 3 lakh per annum. The household income must not exceed Rs 10 lakh per annum.
DDA flats are the housing units available in Delhi under the housing scheme by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), for home buyers belonging to different income categories like Low Income Group (LIG), Middle Income Group (MIG) and High Income Group (HIG).
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How to apply for DDA flats in Delhi?
* Visit DDA e-services platform and click on DDA Housing Scheme 2021.
* Click on Registration. You will be redirected to a new page, where you will need to register yourself by submitting details such as PAN, Aadhaar Card number, mobile number, etc. An OTP will be sent to your mobile number for confirmation.
* Once you have registered yourself, you would need to login again using your PAN. An OTP will be sent to your mobile number, every time you login.
* On successful login, the application form screen will be displayed for filling along with the following options. All options are available on the left-side menu on the website.
- DDA Schemes: To select a scheme and fill the application form.
- AWAS Application: To view the application form and make payment online.
- My Payment: To view payment details.
* Fill in the personal details, bank details, address details, joint applicant details and select the category and location preferences in the application form.
* Upload the scanned image of the photograph and signature of the applicant and the joint applicant (if any).
* At the bottom of the page, there is a declaration for the applicant. Applicants are advised to go through the contents of the declaration carefully.
* Select the check box of the declaration by clicking on it and then submit the application form in save draft / submit mode.
Please note: In save draft mode, an applicant can edit the application details. In submit mode (final), the applicant can submit the application details. After submitting the application form in submit mode (final), the applicant will have to pay the registration amount online.
* The applicant needs to pay the registration amount through net nanking or NEFT/RTGS. The payment method option is available on the next screen and will be visible at the time of submitting the final form. The payment link is also available on the left side menu in ‘Awas Application’ link.
*After selecting bank name and payment method, on the next screen, the E-challan will be displayed, with the application form no, amount and the ‘Continue’ button to make payment. The applicant has to make the payment to complete the process. There is also a provision to take a printout of the E-challan.
* If the applicant selects the NEFT/RTGS option, the applicant has to select a bank for generating the challan and then submit it. The challan will be displayed on the next screen. Take a printout of the challan generated online and deposit the registration amount.
* If the applicant selects the ‘net banking’ option, the applicant has to select a bank for making payment online through the respective bank’s website.
* Print the ‘Acknowledgement Slip’ once the payment is done. You can check your acknowledgment slip in ‘My Payment’ option.
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DDA Housing Scheme: How to login?
- Once you have registered on the portal, go to the home page of the official DDA website and click on the ‘Login for applicant’ option.
- Enter your registered user ID and password. Click on the ‘Login’ button to proceed to access the application form.
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DDA flats in Delhi: Registration fees
| Categories | Registration fees |
| EWS | Rs 25,000 |
| LIG | Rs 1 lakh |
| MIG | Rs 2 lakh |
| HIG | Rs 2 lak |
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Refund of registration amount
Applicants are required to clearly specify their saving bank account number and the IFSC code in the application form to enable refund of registration amount. Refund will not be transferred if the bank account is NRE/NRO account or a current account. In case of joint applicants, the refund will be done in the first applicant’s name.
Here are the rules for refund of application money:
- No refund available: From the draw date to the 15th day from the date of issue of the allotment/demand letter.
- Refund of 10% of the application fee: From the 16th till the 30th day from the date of issue of the allotment/demand letter.
- 50% of the application fee: From the 31st till the 90th day from the date of issue of the allotment/demand letter.
- 100% of the application fee: After 90 days from the date of issue of the allotment/demand letter.
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When and how to pay for DDA flats?
The payment should be made within 90 days of the date of issuance of the demand/allotment letter.
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How to pay for DDA flats?
Allottees can pay for DDA flats through generating an e-challan. They will have to make an online payment on the DDA official payment website through netbanking/ NEFT/RTGS.
The payment must be done within 90 days from the date of issuance of the demand/ allotment letter.
The various ways to pay for DDA flats are:
- Online payment through net-banking/NEFT/RTGS from the allottee’s account or a family member’s account.
- Through a housing loan by mortgaging the flat to institutions recognised by the DDA.
- Individuals with disabilities can choose to pay either through cash down or instalments
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How does DDA’s draw of lots work?
DDA draw of lots is a procedure conducted by DDA for allocating the flats under its various housing schemes using a computerised random number technique in three stages:
- Randomisation of applicants and flats
- Picking up of lucky numbers
- Mapping of applicants and flats
If you are wondering how the DDA’s draw of lots works, you should know that the entire process is completely computerised and automated. Therefore, applicants should stay wary of crooks who might promise you assured homes in the lottery draw.
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How to surrender DDA flat?
To surrender a DDA flat, an allottee has to submit a ‘cancellation form’, either online or offline at the DDA’s office. However, the DDA levies a penalty on surrendering a flat and these charges may vary as per the period following which the cancellation request is submitted.
Documents required to surrender a DDA flat
- Demand letter along with original allotment letter (Copy and original)
- Application form acknowledgement slip (Copy and original)
- Cancelled cheque for the bank account where allottee wishes the authority to deposit the refund
- Bank passbook for the account used to deposit the registration amount: (Copy and original)
- No-objection certificate (NOC) from the bank who financed the registration amount: (Copy and original)
- Proof of address: If residential address of the allottee has changed since the last provided
DDA flats in Delhi surrender charges
| From the date of the draw and up to the 15th day from the date of issue of the demand-cum-allotment letter | Nil |
| From the 16th day till the 30th day, from the date of issue of the demand-cum-allotment letter. | 10% of the application money. |
| From the 31st day till the 90th day, from the date of issue of the demand-cum-allotment letter. | 50% of the application money |
| After 90 days from the date of issue of the demand-cum-allotment letter. | Full application money. |
If the applicant wishes to cancel or surrender his allotment, the charges specified above will be recovered from him/her.
How to make online payment for DDA housing scheme?
- To make a payment, applicants must visit the DDA website and click on the link to make payment on the homepage.
- On the next page, click on the option of online payment for DDA flats/plot /group Housing property / cooperative society / unauthorised colonies will be provided
- Now, click on make payment option
- Provide requisite details such as login details like challan number, mobile number and captcha code. Then, click on login to make the payment.
The cost of flats should be submitted within 90 days from the date of issue of demand-cum-allotment letter. The entire registration amount will be forfeited along with cancellation of the flat allotment in case the amount is not paid within the specified time.
DDA housing scheme: How to check payment status?
- Applicants can go to the official DDA website and click on the payment link.
- On the next page, click on the option online payment for DDA flats/ plot/group Housing property / cooperative society / unauthorised colonies.
- Then, click on payment status option to check the status.
DDA housing scheme: Documents required after the draw of DDA flats in Delhi
These documents have to be submitted by successful applicants:
- Self-attested copy of PAN card.
- Proof of residence (self-attested copy of passport, ration card, driving license, government identity card, telephone, electricity, or water bill, house tax receipt, bank passbook or Aadhaar card).
- Self-attested copy of bank passbook or statement of account, as mentioned in the application form for the last one year, or a copy of the applicant’s income tax return(s), filed for the assessment year.
How to search for property online?
- Visit the DDA website and click on ‘Property Search’ option given on the home page.
- The next page displays three options – Search for DDA Plots, Search for DDA Group Housing Flats and Search for DDA Flats. Click on one of the given options.
- In the next step, provide details such as scheme, locality, sector no, pocket no., allottee name, etc. Then, click on ‘Search’ to view the details.
DDA slum rehabilitation scheme
With the aim to provide quality housing facilities for the slum dwellers, the DDA has undertaken projects for in-situ and redevelopment of slum and JJ clusters under the ‘Jahan Jhuggi Wahan Makan’ programme. Around 4,000 households will be provided under this housing scheme and housing units will be launched at different locations of Delhi, including Jailor Bahg, Kalkaji extension and Kathputli colony. The will allocate 1,675 EWS flats in Jailor Bagh Colony. Allotment of the remaining units will be announced.
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DDA Housing Scheme: Benefits under PMAY
DDA flat allottees can be availed the credit-linked subsidy scheme under the PMAY (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana). It provides various benefits as mentioned below:
- Subsidy of 6.5% per annum on interest for LIG and EWS category, i.e., loan of up to Rs 6 lakh.
- Subsidy of 4% per annum on interest for MIG-1 category, i.e., loan of up Rs 5 lakh.
- Subsidy of 3% per annum on interest for MIG-2 category, i.e., loan of up Rs 12 lakh.
- Central assistance of up to Rs 1.5 lakh for new house construction or enhancement for EWS category beneficiaries.
- Interest subsidy for beneficiaries in their loan accounts.
- Benefits with a maximum of 20 years.
- Support of up to 30 sqm to EWS category and 60 sqm to LIG category for acquisition, construction, repurchase or enhancement.
- Support of up to 160 sqm for the MIG-1 category and 200 sqm for the MIG-2 category.
What is the IDLI system on the DDA website?
The IDLI system refers to the Integrated DDA Land Information System, which is an online portal developed by the DDA. The facility on dda.gov.in website offers various services related to land and property in Delhi.
- Property Search: One can search for properties in Delhi by providing details such as property type, location, and size.
- Property Registration: Users can use this service to register their property online and receive a unique identification number for their property.
- Online Payment: One can make online payments for DDA services, including property registration, land acquisition and property transfer.
- Property Transfer: This service enables the transfer of property to another person through the IDLI system.
- Map Services: This service provides access to maps of different areas in Delhi. It includes land use maps, development plans and zoning maps.
- Public Grievance Redressal: This facility allows users to register their complaints related to land and property issues and also track the complaint status.
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DDA Contact information
Delhi Development Authority
Office: Vikas Sadan, INA, New Delhi-110023.
Helpline number: 1800110332
Email: ddsystems7@dda.org.in
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FAQs
Who can participate in the DDA draw for surrendered houses?
As per DDA rules, only people in the waiting list can be called in the second draw of lots.
How to lodge a grievance on DDA website?
Citizens can go to the official DDA website and click on grievance option given on the home page. Choose the grievance category. Fill in the grievance form and click on Submit.
Are any charges applicable for surrendering an allotted DDA flat?
The DDA charges a penalty for surrendering an allotted flat under the DDA Housing Scheme.
What are LIG and MIG flats?
LIG flats and MIG flats offered by DDA refer to Low-income group flats and Middle-income group flats, respectively.
What is the lifespan of DDA building?
According to a Hindustan Times report citing a DDA official, the average life span of a DDA flat is around 50 years, depending on the maintenance.
What is the difference between EWS and LIG flats?
EWS refers to Economically weaker section individuals whose annual income is up to Rs three lakh per annum whereas LIG groups have annual income from Rs three to six lakh. DDA offers various flats catering to the EWS and LIG categories.
How to check DDA draw result?
The draw results can be checked on the official DDA website.
Can I sell my DDA flat?
A leasehold DDA flat cannot be sold.
Can we modify DDA flats?
The DDA has framed rules to allow additions/alterations in the structures. One must take prior permission to make certain structural changes such as changes for additional coverage, converting an open terrace, constructing an additional bathroom, redeveloping the original structure or changing the placement of the kitchen or bathroom.
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