The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has received over 38,000 applications for 6,294 flats in the Pune division, marking a significant interest among the public. This high demand underscores the need for affordable housing soluti
Affordable HousingMhadaPunePimprichinchwadUrban DevelopmentReal Estate NewsNov 28, 2024
MHADA stands for the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority, a government body established to develop and provide affordable housing to the economically weaker sections of society in Maharashtra, India.
There are 6,294 flats available in the latest MHADA project in the Pune division.
Over 38,000 applications have been received for the 6,294 flats available in the Pune division.
The lottery system will be used to allocate the flats, ensuring a fair and transparent process.
The benefits include the provision of affordable housing, improved living conditions, economic impact through job creation, and promotion of social inclusion.
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