Delhi: DDA plans to offer 1,648 additional LIG flats at Narela from Oct 29
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 23 (IANS) Following an overwhelming public response, the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has decided to offer 1,648 additional LIG flats in Narela under the Awaas Nivesh Yojana 2026 from October 29, an official said on Friday. Additional flats in Pocket 1, Sectors G2G6, Narela, will be offered at a flat 25 per cent discount, at approximately Rs 14.95 lakh per flat, the official said in a statement. Online booking for this lot of flats will commence on October 29 at noon through DDAs Awaas Portal, it said. The earlier offering under the scheme witnessed tremendous public interest, with the flats being booked within two hours of the commencement of booking. This strong demand reflects the growing confidence of homebuyers in DDAs affordable housing initiatives. Launched under the guidance of Delhi Lieutenant Governor of Delhi and DDA Chairman T.S. Sandhu, the scheme reaffirms DDAs commitment to providing quality and planned housing opportunities to citizens, said the statement. The additional flats located in Pocket 1, Sectors G2G6, Narela, have an approximate plinth area of 49.90 square metres each, including common areas. The flats will be allotted on a First Come, First Served (FCFS) basis, the DDA said. Narela is emerging as a promising residential destination, supported by planned urban infrastructure and improving connectivity. Key transport infrastructure includes the upcoming Delhi Metro station on the RithalaNarelaKundli corridor, a proposed Narela Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) station, and road connectivity through Urban Extension Road (UER)-I, UER-II and GT Karnal Road, said the statement. The area is also set to benefit from an upcoming Education Hub in Sectors G2G6, where land has been allotted to multiple universities, the statement said. Sports infrastructure includes the Narela Sports Complex in Sector A-7 and a proposed Multi-Sports Integrated Stadium. Planned green spaces and civic amenities further enhance the areas long-term residential potential, said the DDA.