DDA said flats at Dwarka under the scheme have been completely sold out, and flats at Narela and Rohini were receiving «heavy demand» from the public. The DDA on June 30 had launched on a first-come, first-serve (FCFS) basis a housing scheme that includes 5,500 flats across all categories at various locations in Delhi. Booking of flats commenced from 12 noon onwards on July 10.
Registration and booking of the scheme is in progress and people can book flats of their choice online through DDA's website. The DDA said over 300 flats have been booked at Rohini over 200 at Narela while good demand is also being seen for Jasola, Siraspur and Loknayak Puram flats. Under the scheme, 1-BHK flats are being offered in Narela, Siraspur, Rohini, Loknayak Puram; 2-BHK flats in Narela and Dwarka; and 3-BHK flats in Jasola.
The DDA would issue the demand-cum-allotment letter online within 24 hours to all those who have booked the flats, officials said. The approximate range of disposal cost for 3-BHK flats is Rs 2.08 crore to Rs 2.18 crore. The range for 2-BHK flats is from Rs 1 crore in Narela to Rs 1.23 crore-Rs 1.33 crore in Dwarka.
For 1-BHK flats, the cost ranges from Rs 9.89 lakh in Narela to Rs 26.98 lakh-Rs 28.47 lakh in Loknayak Puram, according to information shared by the DDA. The booking amount is Rs 50,000 for 1-BHK flats for applicants from the economically weaker section and Rs 1 lakh for the general category, Rs 4 lakh for 2-BHK flats and Rs 10 lakh for 3-BHK flats. The registration for the flats started from 5 pm on June 30 while bookings from July 10.
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