The MHADA Konkan Board is set to hold a lottery to allocate 2,147 flats and 117 plots, offering a significant opportunity for affordable housing in the region.
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To be eligible, applicants must be Indian citizens, have a valid residency proof in the Konkan region, not exceed the prescribed annual income limit, and not own any other residential property.
Interested applicants can apply online through the official MHADA Konkan Board website. The website provides detailed information on the application process, required documents, and the fee structure.
Benefits include accessibility to well-connected areas, affordability with lower costs compared to market rates, high-quality construction, and a sense of security and stability for the residents.
The lottery will provide housing solutions, boost the local economy by creating jobs and increasing demand for local services, and help in reducing housing disparity and improving living conditions.
MHADA Konkan Board is a regional office of the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) dedicated to developing housing and infrastructure in the Konkan region of Maharashtra, focusing on affordable and sustainable housing solutions.
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