Get a comprehensive look at YEIDA's new housing plot scheme for 2024, including detailed information on prices, plot sizes, eligibility criteria, and more.
Housing Plot SchemeYeidaPlot SizesEligibility CriteriaAffordable HousingReal EstateNov 02, 2024
The minimum plot size is 100 sq yds, and the maximum plot size is 600 sq yds.
Applicants must be at least 18 years old, residents of the Yavatmal district or neighboring districts, have an annual income not exceeding ₹10 lakh for small and medium plots and ₹15 lakh for large plots, and should not own any residential property in the Yavatmal district.
You can apply online through the YEIDA official website or physically at YEIDA offices. The application process involves filling out a form and submitting necessary documents.
Payment can be made online through credit card, debit card, net banking, and UPI, or offline through bank draft, cheque, or cash at YEIDA offices.
Benefits include access to basic amenities, flexible EMI options, and fast approval of applications.
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