In the latest housing scheme, more than 32,000 flats of different categories at various locations such as Dwarka, Loknayakpuram and Narela ...

In a public notice issued on Tuesday, the DDA said it is planning a "mini draw" of lots for waitlisted applicants of its Special Housing Sc...

The ambitious landpooling policy, which aims at planned development and additional housing in the capital, has hit another roadblock. This ...

The LPP is aimed at getting individuals or a group of land-owners - living in urban villages on Delhi's periphery - to pool their land and ...

Of the 25,034 houses put on sale under the 2014 scheme, DDA officials say, owners gave up more than 9,000 flats as they found the rooms too...

The DDA had in September last year rolled out nearly 25,000 flats via a lottery system in suburban areas including Dwarka.

The land pooling policy, notified by the urban development ministry, will result in a housing boom as 24-25 lakh housing units will come up...

"Approximate investment volumes are yet to be worked out for a similar complex at Sanjay Lake area of Delhi also being developed by NBCC," ...

Delhi government has been requested to issue notifications in this regard, DDA Vice-Chairman Balvinder Kumar said.

The auction has been pending for a long time as Delhi government had requested 60 flats for its official housing pool in 2012.

Almost twice the number of flats offered in the 2014 housing scheme, which was DDA's biggest ever, will be offered in 2016.

There are more affordable and attractive options in vicinity to the DDA dwelling units, particularly by the Haryana Urban Development Autho...

Expressing concern that DDA was struggling to meet housing needs, the Standing Committee on Urban Development also said that the agency sho...

Senior DDA officials say that work on another 37,000 flats has already begun and will be completed by March 2017. In this batch, 25,700 wil...

While several schemes by the DDA are in different stages of construction or allotment, some projects have not yet taken off.

Now, each DDA group housing society or colony comprising 100 or more houses will get Rs 10 lakh each as one-time payment for upkeep.

In the current context of an economic slowdown, the DDA scam has resulted in yet another missed opportunity to boost housing activity.