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New DDA scheme announced: 445 Delhi flats from ₹43L

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has announced the opening of registrations for 445 flats under its Khushhaal Pariwaar Yojana 2026. These middle-income group (MIG) flats are available in three locations: Narela, Loknayakpuram, and Jahangirpuri. The homes start at around Rs 43 lakh, with prices ranging from Rs 43.36 lakh to Rs 1.19 crore depending on the location and specific flat.

Registration for the scheme kicked off on November 6, with flat bookings beginning on November 16. To secure a flat, buyers must pay a Rs 4 lakh booking amount and a one-time, non-refundable registration fee of Rs 2,500. The registration fee is waived for those who have already registered on the DDA Awaas Portal.

The Narela location offers the largest share of flats at 296, followed by Loknayakpuram with 132 flats and Jahangirpuri with 17 flats. In Narela, prices range from Rs 67.03 lakh to Rs 67.41 lakh for plinth areas of around 114.05 to 114.69 square metres, reflecting a 25% discount. Jahangirpuri has the lowest-priced homes, with rates starting at approximately Rs 43.36 lakh and going up to about Rs 66.23 lakh, with plinth areas ranging from 64.04 to 99.73 square metres.

Loknayakpuram boasts the most expensive flats, with prices between Rs 1.14 crore and Rs 1.19 crore for plinth areas from 134.25 to 140.45 square metres.

Written by urgent.news from The Economic Times's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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