The rapid sale of flats under the DDA Housing Scheme highlights the pressing need for affordable housing options in metropolitan cities like Delhi.
Dda Housing SchemeAffordable HousingDelhi Real EstateSubsidized HousingMetropolitan CitiesReal Estate NewsOct 01, 2024
The DDA Housing Scheme is a government-backed housing scheme that offers subsidized housing options to middle-class homebuyers in Delhi.
The scheme sold out quickly due to the high demand for affordable housing options in Delhi, where property prices have skyrocketed in recent years.
The price range of flats under the DDA Housing Scheme is between Rs 10 lakh to Rs 1 crore.
The scheme is open to all citizens of India, with priority given to those who have been living in Delhi for the past five years.
The sell-out highlights the pressing need for affordable housing options in metropolitan cities like Delhi and underscores the need for more subsidized housing schemes.
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